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The document discusses principles for defining information requirements for building information modeling (BIM) in the UK. It proposes establishing a central database of object definitions to be used by construction professionals, information providers, and software providers. The database would help enhance government websites and be one of the stepping stones to achieving level-3 BIM in the UK. Mock-ups of a potential website and Excel data are presented as examples. The goals are to define information needed at each stage, avoid complexity, and establish open data structures that can make the UK a leader internationally.

Information Requirements
The journey to level-3 BIM
February 2013

Information Requirements
1. Principles
2. Mock-up
3. User scenarios
4. Summary

NBS
Ian Chapman
Head of Specification
Dr Stephen Hamil
Head of BIM
David Fuller
Technical Author

Information Requirements
What are we trying to achieve?
Define the information required by the Government client at each digital
plan of work stage

1. Principles
What we are trying to avoid…

1. Principles - Classification
Complex Entity Activity
Space/Element System Product

1. Principles – level of detail
All windows must have a BFRC
energy rating certificate

1. Principles – level of detail
This type of window must have a
U-Value of 1.8 W/m2K

1. Principles – level of detail
This type of window will be
activated through solar gain

1. Principles – level of detail
This type of window has a
manufacturer warranty
of 10 years

Object definitions for the UK
2. Mock-up

2. Mock-up
[Presentation of website mock-up and MS Excel data]

Object definitions for the UK
3. User scenarios

4. User scenarios
Central database of object
definitions

4. User scenarios
Central database of object
definitions
1. Construction
professional

4. User scenarios
Central database of object
definitions
1. Construction
professional
2. Information provider

4. User scenarios
Central database of object
definitions
1. Construction
professional
2. Information provider
3. Software
provider

4. User scenarios
…cont…
4. Public sector client database
5. Private sector client database
6. International “dictionary” for overseas opportunities

Object definitions for the UK
4. Summary

5. Summary
1. Open software and data structures for all
2. Defining information requirements for BIM
3. Greatly enhance Government websites
… UK leading internationally
… one of the big stepping stones to level-3 BIM

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Information requirements bim task group

1. Information Requirements The journey to level-3 BIM February 2013

2. Information Requirements 1. Principles 2. Mock-up 3. User scenarios 4. Summary

3. NBS

4. NBS

5. NBS Ian Chapman Head of Specification Dr Stephen Hamil Head of BIM David Fuller Technical Author

6. Information Requirements 1. Principles

7. Information Requirements What are we trying to achieve? Define the information required by the Government client at each digital plan of work stage

8. 1. Principles What we are trying to avoid…

9. 1. Principles What we �Ա��…

10. 1. Principles - Classification Complex Entity Activity Space/Element System Product

11. 1. Principles - Classification

12. 1. Principles – object definition

13. 1. Principles – object definition

14. 1. Principles – level of detail

15. 1. Principles – level of detail All windows must have a BFRC energy rating certificate

16. 1. Principles – level of detail This type of window must have a U-Value of 1.8 W/m2K

17. 1. Principles – level of detail This type of window will be activated through solar gain

18. 1. Principles – level of detail This type of window has a manufacturer warranty of 10 years

19. 1. Principles – level of detail

20. Object definitions for the UK 2. Mock-up

21. 2. Mock-up [Presentation of website mock-up and MS Excel data]

22. 2. Mock-up

23. 2. Mock-up

24. 2. Mock-up

25. 2. Mock-up

26. Object definitions for the UK 3. User scenarios

27. 4. User scenarios Central database of object definitions

28. 4. User scenarios Central database of object definitions 1. Construction professional

29. 4. User scenarios Central database of object definitions 1. Construction professional 2. Information provider

30. 4. User scenarios Central database of object definitions 1. Construction professional 2. Information provider 3. Software provider

31. 4. User scenarios …cont… 4. Public sector client database 5. Private sector client database 6. International “dictionary” for overseas opportunities

32. 4. User scenarios

33. Object definitions for the UK 4. Summary

34. 5. Summary 1. Open software and data structures for all 2. Defining information requirements for BIM 3. Greatly enhance Government websites … UK leading internationally … one of the big stepping stones to level-3 BIM

Editor's Notes

#4: NBS – Stands for National BuildingSpecificationAll 100 of the top AJ100 architects specify using NBS.Also an increasing number of landscape architects, structural and service engineers now use NBS.
#5: NBS – Stands for National BuildingSpecificationAll 100 of the top AJ100 architects specify using NBS.Also an increasing number of landscape architects, structural and service engineers now use NBS.

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