An Authoritative Source of Innovative Solutions
for the Built Environment
Mission

Authorized by federal statute, the mission
of the National Institute of Building
Sciences is to serve the nation and the
public interest by supporting advances in
building sciences and technology to
improve the built environment.
• Develop and maintain performance
  criteria for the maintenance of life, safety,
  health, and public welfare for the built
  environment
• Evaluate and pre-qualify building
  technology and projects
• Conduct related and needed investigations
• Assemble, store, and disseminate
  technical data and related information


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• Industry Leadership and Advocacy
• Security and Disaster Preparedness
• Facility Performance and
  Sustainability
• Information Resources and
  Technologies
Attributes for High Performance
Information Resources and
         Technology

               National BIM
               Standard
               SPie
               ELie
               COBie
               LCie
               National CAD
               Standard
Scope of the National BIM Standard – United States
          Version 2 – Content (NBIMS-US V2)
The National Building Information Modeling Standard-United States™ (NBIMS-US™) Project Committee has approved 18
submissions to be included in Version 2 of the standard. The approved documents fall into three main categories,
reference standards, information exchange standards (which are built upon the reference standards) and best practice
guidelines that support users in their implementation of open building information modeling (BIM) standards-based
deliverables.
Communications
What is Building Science?
 Building Science is the analysis and
  evaluation of issues critical to the
development of criteria, standards and
  practices that yield buildings and
     structures that respond to the
environmental, societal, business and
   sustainable needs of our nation.
                           Henry L. Green, Hon. AIA, 2011
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Chicago Energy Modeling Conference Key Note

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    An Authoritative Sourceof Innovative Solutions for the Built Environment
  • 2.
    Mission Authorized by federalstatute, the mission of the National Institute of Building Sciences is to serve the nation and the public interest by supporting advances in building sciences and technology to improve the built environment.
  • 3.
    • Develop andmaintain performance criteria for the maintenance of life, safety, health, and public welfare for the built environment • Evaluate and pre-qualify building technology and projects • Conduct related and needed investigations • Assemble, store, and disseminate technical data and related information 3
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    • Industry Leadershipand Advocacy • Security and Disaster Preparedness • Facility Performance and Sustainability • Information Resources and Technologies
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    Information Resources and Technology National BIM Standard SPie ELie COBie LCie National CAD Standard
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    Scope of theNational BIM Standard – United States Version 2 – Content (NBIMS-US V2) The National Building Information Modeling Standard-United States™ (NBIMS-US™) Project Committee has approved 18 submissions to be included in Version 2 of the standard. The approved documents fall into three main categories, reference standards, information exchange standards (which are built upon the reference standards) and best practice guidelines that support users in their implementation of open building information modeling (BIM) standards-based deliverables.
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    What is BuildingScience? Building Science is the analysis and evaluation of issues critical to the development of criteria, standards and practices that yield buildings and structures that respond to the environmental, societal, business and sustainable needs of our nation. Henry L. Green, Hon. AIA, 2011
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Editor's Notes

  • #10 New features include CCB custom libraries, new section: “Guide to Integrating renewable energy in federal construction” which includes 15 renewable energy WBDG Resource Pages, and “Featured Program” added to WBDG homepage, highlighting DHS High Performance Resilience Program.