Statewide Aerial Orthophotography

GIS data in ESRI SDE geodatabase

Google SketchUp 3D IU building models / Pictometry massing 3D

GIS – Geospatial Data

You can select a building from the list and it will zoom to the building

No plug-in required!

Web Mapping…what’s next for usIU will be rolling out a version of a mobile gateway similar to MIT’s gateway. There will be a mapping component.

Also working on getting ArcGIS Server Flex API maps in place in a few months.

MIT campus mapping by Michael Parkin

Geospatial data for Planning

B I MBuilding Information Modeling

To BIM, or not to To BIM, or not to BIM, BIM,

that is the that is the questionquestion

Our BIM Vision – Major Objectives Provide a framework for more successful project

delivery (better schedule/cost/quality)

Develop project deliverable requirements for trusted handover data and BIM operations models for lifecycle facilities management

Develop IU BIM standards that require data to be interoperable and conform to industry standards (NBIMS) – easy data exchange as the goal

Support IU Sustainability goals

Bring BIM models/data into GIS environment

IU BIM timeline

Summer 2007 - Our IU BIM Champion - Asst. VP for Facilities and University Architect, Robert Meadows, requested that we begin to investigate what it would take to implement BIM

May 2008 - Weekly in-house Revit Architecture self-

paced training sessions for interested design and facilities staff (early adopters/champions)

June 2008 – presented brief overview of BIM to IU design consultants/contractors and announced our intent to implement BIM and asked for them to let us know of their firm BIM experience and concerns

July 2008 - IU BIM Implementation Team formed from cross-functional facilities dept. representatives on two main campuses and meeting regularly to get educated on BIM and draft an IU BIM Roadmap & IU BIM Standards

June 2009 – presented overview of IU draft BIM requirements and announced they would be in place by early fall 2009. Had 30 day feedback/questions period.

September 2009 – rollout seminar of IU BIM requirements and standards for consultants and contractors. Initial IU BIM requirements are for projects $5 million and over.

October 2009 – implement BIM workflow for in-house designed projects

BIM Implementation Team

Cross-functional effort• IU BIM Standards / Templates• Workflow for updating a master BIM building model(s)• Interim: Update CAD master floor plans• Developing a shopping list of key building system assets

and attributes we want populated in the BIM models• Extract data from BIM models for cross-functional

reporting , energy modeling, asset management, operations & maintenance …

Where we are today - projects

Use of BIM on IU Design-Build Projects We have our first project completed using BIM. We intend to use this project as a prototype and learning experience for BIM.

Innovation CenterIU BloomingtonMesser ConstructionBSA LifeStructures

Where we are today – existing bldgs.

We obtained a proposal to model (Revit) a 300,000 GSF, 1950’s lab/research building.

Various approaches were being considered for model production:1.Create BIM model from field verification and existing project

drawings (Arch/MEP)2.Supplement by using 3D HD laser scanning technology

Jordan HallIU BloomingtonSHP Leading Design

Where we are today – existing bldgs.

We partnered with Avatech Solutions to do a proof of concept on HD 3D scanning for an existing medical sciences building

VanNuys Medical Sciences BuildingIUPUI

Where we are today – existing bldgs.We are also evaluating how our facilities/design staff and student

interns might start to produce architectural framework BIM model of our existing buildings.

Our Challenges Maintain senior management support for paradigm shifts in

processes/workflows Finish first draft and then implement an IU BIM Roadmap

Consultant and Contractor language to incorporate BIM & COBIE (Construction Operations Info. Business Exchange)

IU BIM standards (templates/object libraries)

Creating BIM models of existing buildings What is a funding model for this? Focus on research/lab buildings for now

Ownership/Sharing of BIM models – legal issues

Buy-in/support from senior administration for using BIM in lifecycle facilities management

Resistance to record internal built project changes

Lack of School of Architecture or Engineering at largest campus

Training/Support for staff in BIM fear of another new technology vs rewards funding for training and time for overloaded staff

Our Challenges

How to move from this….We will be moving beyond this …

to a lifecycle facilities dataflow like this, and …

DesignerData

Owner / Occupier Data Environmental

Data

SpecifierData

FinancialData

LegalData

SustainersData

GeospatialData

© 2006 NIBS NBIMS, All Rights Reserved

US Army Corpsof Engineers®

From the presentation “The From the presentation “The Corps’ Approach to BIM”Corps’ Approach to BIM”By Stephen SpanglerBy Stephen Spangler

a BIM/Geospatial dataflow like this.

Wrap-upLessons Learned

– Need champions at many levels but must have administrative buy-in/support

– Cross-functional teams are key, don’t let the computer geeks drive the bus– Strive for logical use of technology that fits your mission

“leading edge, not bleeding edge”…and baby steps still move you forward

– You don’t have to integrate everything – Share your knowledge (CFTA)

• Next Steps

Wrap-upOur Next Steps

– Find better ways to mine project data to support lifecycle facilities management

– Simplify data delivery tools– Support sustainability goals/vision and be better environmental

stewards– Use 3D modeling for BIM and GIS– Find better ways to work smart and relax more– Present again in 10 years

Questions?