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Kimon Onuma presented at TEDx Americas Finest City about how technologies like fire, stone carving, and paper have historically helped communicate ideas and advance civilization. He discussed how social media and building information modeling (BIM) now enable new forms of data-driven collaboration online. Through case studies of BIMStorm projects, Onuma showed how making asset data openly accessible in real-time across agencies and on mobile devices can improve consensus decision making for facilities management and campus planning.
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thefinalreport
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G N Wikramanayake (2005) Impact of Digital Technology on Education In: 24th National Information Technology Conference 82-91 Computer Society of Sri Lanka Colombo, Sri Lanka: CSSL Aug 15-16, ISBN: 955-9155-13-X
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- 2. TED = Technology Entertainment Design TEDx Americas Finest City was Nationwide
- 3. Kimon Onuma is an architect . . . . . . and a software architect
- 4. Kimon started with the technology of fire Fire got us communicating and led to civilization
- 5. Stone carving is a highly civilized technology Egyptians used it to communicate many ideas
- 6. Fast forward to today We have an explosion of communication
- 7. Layers and layers of information now exist How do we make decisions about all of this?
- 8. The architectural art of problem solving can help Architects capture ideas on paper and in other ways
- 9. Fire, stone and paper are technologies We now must communicate ideas on the web
- 10. Social media creates a data revolution And supports truly revolutionary actions
- 11. BIMStorms support data revolutions Web brainstorms using Building Information Models
- 12. At one time there were 30 BIMStorms in 4 years Now there are more - www.BIMStorm.com
- 13. BIMStorm EcoDistrict - Washington, D.C. A case study using proven web processes
- 14. It was a National Capital Planning Agency project The real project looked at data in many ways
- 15. BIMStorm Oklahoma City - Case Study City planner endorses the process in public
- 16. California Community Colleges - Case Study 2.4 million students at 112 campuses
- 17. Dots can represent entire campuses Much information can be “in” the dots
- 18. Campus dots include 5,200 buildings Datum is live and contribute to real time inventories
- 19. This is BIG Data at work CCC is the largest higher education institute
- 20. This is BIG Data Operations Better asset management won funding increases
- 21. When the data is available in many ways You improve consensus decision making
- 22. Simple, clear presentations of BIG Data Information Age Asset Management in action today
- 23. Data is cross referenced in real time on the web Travelocity.com “style” information access
- 24. Mira Costa College - Case Study Focusing on one campus aids comprehension
- 25. Mira Costa College Data Visualized - Live State location Site location Building location Room location There are many ways to see the data in real time
- 26. Mira Costa Data in Many Open Formats “Mash up” the data with Google Earth and others
- 27. The approved data available on mobile devices Data access dramatically improves processes
- 28. Knowledge Sustainability is the best sustainability Data remains accessible with open standards
- 29. Connect - Share - Collaborate Practice gaining Information Age benefits
- 30. Kimon Onuma Fellow American Institute of Architects Proven case studies available for replication www.onuma.com www.BIMStorm.com