Data Templates - #BIM4M2help
The document discusses strategic BIM management and the creation of data templates for products in manufacturing, emphasizing the importance of two-way communication and integrating lifecycle value in design processes. It highlights the role of various stakeholders, including the building purchaser and design team, in the product selection and information management throughout different project stages. The document encourages involvement in the creation of templates to improve project outcomes.
Data Templates - #BIM4M2help
- 1. SlideTata Steel 1Project Stage DataTemplates Steve Thompson Chair, BIM4M2 ©BIM4M2 2015 www.bim4m2.co.uk @bim4m2
- 2. SlideTata Steel 2Project Stage ConceptDefinition Design Activities & Spaces Elements Systems Products Facilities Brief Building Purchaser Design Team Main Contractor Sub ContractorEarlier product discussions and detail Opportunity to discuss offer in terms of holistic / lifecycle value Opportunity to discuss offer in terms of system and element value Traditional design process Build Handover Operation In Use Building Purchaser BIM design process Increased visibility of performance in use Changing points of interaction ©BIM4M2 2015 www.bim4m2.co.uk @bim4m2
- 3. SlideTata Steel 3 Building data Graphicalmodel Data Model Documentation Concept Definition DesignBrief Build Handover Operation In Use ©BIM4M2 2015 www.bim4m2.co.uk @bim4m2
- 4. SlideTata SteelStrategic BIMManagement & Digital Product Platforms in Manufacturing 4 Information, information Manufacturer Assembly Design Cost Make Operate Data Live analytics and verification ©BIM4M2 2015 www.bim4m2.co.uk @bim4m2
- 5. SlideTata Steel Two-way communication ©BIM4M22015 www.bim4m2.co.uk @bim4m2
- 6. SlideTata SteelStrategic BIMManagement & Digital Product Platforms in Manufacturing 6 Data Templates WG Product information – information on the product including geometry, performance, constituents, product options as a product Type as sold PRODUCT versus PROJECT information and decisions Product application (project) information – information on the selected product including geometry, performance, constituents, as Component instance within the project, following project decisions including final selection and installation dates Who is responsible? ©BIM4M2 2015 www.bim4m2.co.uk @bim4m2
- 7. SlideTata SteelStrategic BIMManagement & Digital Product Platforms in Manufacturing 7 Data Templates ©BIM4M2 2015 www.bim4m2.co.uk @bim4m2
- 8. SlideTata Steel ©BIM4M2 2015www.bim4m2.co.uk @bim4m2
- 9. SlideTata SteelStrategic BIMManagement & Digital Product Platforms in Manufacturing 9 Data Templates WG Chaired by: Paul French (Saint-Gobain) David Rich (Lafarge Tarmac) Get involved to create templates for your product types ©BIM4M2 2015 www.bim4m2.co.uk @bim4m2
Editor's Notes
- #9 The UK Government Required a BIM Toolkit which included a digital plan of works and a single classification structure that everyone could use. Being a Government funded project, the BIM Toolkit is free to use; everybody can create an account and enjoy all the features and resources included with the Toolkit. Structured around the dPoW, the BIM Toolkit can be used to define how the Level of Detail and Level of Information develops during the course of a project. This includes what information is required at each stage of a project, as well as who is responsible for the production and delivery of that information. For Data, the Level of Information develops incrementally, with each stage building on the data delivered in the previous stage. The toolkit does not store a project’s or a product’s geometry or information. As well as being based around international standards such as COBie, the information requirements also draw from the many years of experience we have at the NBS for developing the specification and performance information requirements for many types of products. The BIM toolkit includes over 5,700 definitions. As part of the toolkit we’ve made available Manufacturer Product Data templates for the definitions. These Data Templates are delivered as simple spreadsheets that include all the data required at every stage of a project. The data templates should be viewed as a starting point that define the minimum data requirements, to which you should append any additional information that is pertinent to your product . The Data Templates can be downloaded for free, they can be completed for free and they can be made available to anybody who requests them completely for free. In the not too distant future Architects, Engineers and contractors who are responsible for the delivery of Level of Information requirements will be asking you to supply what they need. By completing the Manufacturer Product Data templates that are freely available from the BIM Toolkit today you’ll be one step ahead and you’ll have the confidence that you’re supplying data that is compliant with the Level 2 BIM requirements.