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Survey4BIM: Geospatial BIG 5 Challenges
by Survey4BIM
Date and time
Location
Building: 'Pearson'
University College London (UCL)
Gower Street
London
WC1E 6BT
United Kingdom
Description
About this event:
Join us to hear about the BIG 5 Geospatial Challenges and give your feedback about how we can work together to overcome them.
If you want to be part of shaping the UK's survey and geomatics sector to align with the evolving demands of Building Information Modelling (BIM), Digital Construction and Digital Engineering, come along and get involved.
Context:
Over the next five years, building information modelling (BIM) will drive not just transformation of the built environment, but also the geospatial industry itself. Its successful implementation is dependent on collaboration across all participants. The survey profession needs to be at the forefront of geo-enabling BIM.
The vision for BIM is clear, but its implementation in a geospatial context is not. These challenges are technical and, to a certain degree, cultural and ones where the geospatial profession has a significant and unique contribution to add. If BIM does not address the geospatial challenges, there is a risk the geospatial industry will not only miss a huge opportunity to be a key player in BIM, but become complicit in watching it fail.
The Survey4BIM believe geo-enabling BIM is a huge opportunity for the geospatial industry — not only to deliver commercial benefits for clients, for your business, for the UK industry, but to deliver the social benefits which BIM can enable.
Location:
- Building: Pearson (North East Entrance) G22 LT
- Venue: UCL, Gower Street, London, WC1E 6BT
- Location Map: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/maps/pearson-lt
AGENDA
18:00 Arrivals
18:15 Welcome from Barry Gleeson – Vice-Chair, Survey4BIM
18:20 Speaker 1:
The Importance of Standardised Co-ordinate Reference Systems (CRS)
SnakeGrid used as an example
Dr. Jonathan Iliffe - Senior Lecturer
Department of Civil, Environmental & Geomatic Engineering
Faculty of Engineering Science
University College London (UCL)
18:40 Questions
18:50 Speaker 2:
Understanding and Optimising Stockwell Building - a BIM Case Study
Dietmar Backes - Teaching Fellow
Department of Civil, Environmental & Geomatic Engineering
Faculty of Engineering Science
University College London (UCL)
19:10 Questions
19:20 Coffee Break
19:35 Seminar: Panel discussion and audience questions on BIG 5 Geospatial Challenges (15 mins)
19:50 Workshop: Round table discussion / feedback session for participants (30 mins)
20:20 Summary
20:30 Session End
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Survey4BIM reserves the right to amend the programme without prior notice
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Attendance is FREE, but you need to sign-up before this event.
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MORE ABOUT THIS GROUP IN GENERAL
What is this group about?
Survey4BIM is a cross-industry group open to all organisations involved in the survey, collection, management, processing and delivery of geospatial information within a BIM context.
The groups make up is reflective of the sector, involving clients, contractors, consultants, suppliers, sub-contractors, institutions and other bodies.
Our mission is to provide a forum for survey organisations and industry professionals to collaborate and share their journey putting “BIM into practice”, and to provide best practice guidance documents on survey matters relating to BIM.
Goals
In order to achieve this, the Survey4BIM Management Committee has identified seven goals:
1 - Provide leadership in establishing how surveyors provide an integral and continuous role to the BIM process and the importance of geospatial information.
2 - Share knowledge and learning between its members
3 - Establish collaborative links to Universities and academia – education of the full supply-chain
4 - Produce and publish best practise guidance to organisations, clients and industry professionals on survey matters relating to BIM in the form of Technical Notes and Guidance Documents.
5 - Coordinate the Survey4BIM related activities undertaken by survey bodies and institutions.
6 - Promote survey related case studies, which demonstrate best practice and the integrated management of geospatial information across all stages of the asset lifecycle.
7 - Represent the surveying profession in wider discussions on BIM and act as a partner to the Cabinet Office BIM Task Group.