โ Scribed by Prof. Bimal Kumar
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A unique view of the key issues for adopting building information modeling (BIM) in construction projects. It provides an overview of the core ideas and issues distilled from various guidance documents and focuses primarily on the more complex and important topics of processes, standards and protocols that need to be in place for the successful adoption of BIM. In so doing, it provides guidance to enable the engineer or student to fully understand the implications of the process and to facilitate the application of the principles and techniques in real scenarios.
The author presents a balanced approach combining sufficient background theory and practical ideas to ensure the book is applicable and relevant to practicing engineers and students alike. Similarly although much of the topic emanates from the UK, it is equally applicable in any country where best practice is desired.
Content: Introduction and background
Information management for the construction industry
UK Government's BIM strategy
EIRs and PAS 1192: Part 2
BIM PEP document development
BIM protocol, Outline Scope of Services and PII
Training and education
References
Appendix 1. Brief guide to Level 2BIM compliance/capability
Appendix 2. Typical responses to a BIM-based PQQ
Appendix 3. Sample BIM PEP for a building services company
Appendix 4. A sample set of learning outcomes for an introductory course in Level 2 BIM
Building information modeling.
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