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LDAC Workshop 2016 - Linked Building Data Community Efforts
The document discusses the 4th International Workshop on Linked Data in Architecture and Construction (LDAC), which took place in Madrid, Spain. It highlights the establishment and activities of the Linked Data Working Group (LDWG), which aims to standardize the use of linked data in building information modeling (BIM) and related technologies. Various initiatives and events supporting this community are mentioned, emphasizing the need for collaboration in defining use cases and requirements for linked data applications throughout the building life cycle.
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- 1. Linked Building Data communityefforts 4th Int’l Workshop on Linked Data in Architecture and Construction (LDAC) Madrid, Spain Pieter Pauwels, Ghent University 21 June 2016
- 2. 1. The communitytrack 3. Standardisation 4. Industrial uptake Outline 2. LDWG status
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- 7. Joining / combininginitiatives W3C LBD Community Group BuildingSMART Linked Data Working Group linkedbuildingdata.net www.w3.org/community/lbd/ ifcOWL linkedbuildingdata people LDAC event bSDD MVD
- 11. 1. The communitytrack 3. Standardisation 4. Industrial uptake Outline 2. LDWG status
- 12. Joining / combininginitiatives W3C LBD Community Group BuildingSMART Linked Data Working Group linkedbuildingdata.net www.w3.org/community/lbd/ ifcOWL linkedbuildingdata people LDAC event bSDD MVD
- 13. 13 Singapore ITM October 2015 Rotterdam ISM April 2016 LDAC 2015 Eindhoven CIB W78 2015 Eindhoven LDAC2014 Helsinki SWIMing VoCamp 2016 Dublin LDAC 2016 Madrid Toronto ITM October 2014 Watford ITM March 2015
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- 15. 15 Officialisation of LinkedData Working Group Linked Data Working Group > The Linked Data Working Group is responsible for building and maintaining a recommended version of an ifcOWL ontology as an equivalent to the IFC EXPRESS schema. The ifcOWL ontology is to be used in linked data and semantic web applications that consume IFC data.
- 16. Fit in BuildingSMARTactivities Purpose: Bring together experts in BIM and Web of Data technologies to define existing and future use cases and requirements for linked data based applications across the building life cycle. http://www.buildingsmart.org/standards/technical-vision/technical-roadmaps/
- 17. Status in thestandards process http://www.buildingsmart.org/standards/standards-process/
- 19. 1. The communitytrack 3. Standardisation 4. Industrial uptake Outline 2. LDWG status
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- 29. MVD BIM-Infra-GIS bSDD Rules - Agile datahandling - SPARQL query access - Subset selection - Custom data - Systems Engineering (SE) - Graph DBs - Product data templates - Manufacturer data - Regulation compliance checking
- 32. Thank you Pieter Pauwels,Ghent University pipauwel.pauwels@ugent.be
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- 38. Model ifcOWL ifcOWLsimpleBIM simpleBIM 1 767kb 10,173 triples 1,339 triples 83kb 2 16,7 MB 225,135 triples 16,836 triples 1.029kb REDUCTION TO 8,5% file size 10,3% triple count
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