Scan to BIM
Terrestrial Laser Scanning (TLS) is a new technology that uses active 3D Laser Scanning System for terrestrial field data acquisition. The result can be displayed in three dimensional form. A precise, accurate, and clear data is required to create an outstanding BIM in infrastructure work.
The 3D modeling results obtained from the TLS tool have a very high accuracy. These results will provide information about the appearance as similar as possible to the existing conditions in the field for the purposes of making BIM, such as for infrastructure work, technical work, arrangement and maintenance, and also for technical documents purposes.
The expected final product of this work is to obtain 3D point clouds that depict the area around the infrastructure project. Besides that, this 3D laser scanning mapping results in a classification of point clouds data that can be presented in the form of walkthrough videos, mesh data, and contours of the topography of the project area.
3D Modeling
Point Cloud
Point cloud is a set of points that represent the surface shape of the scanned object, which produces 3D coordinates (X, Y, and Z). What distinguishes it from ordinary coordinates is that the point cloud contains RGB data, namely Red, Green, and Blue, which gives the color at each point, so that it can form a 3D model that resembles the object being scanned.
Detailed Engineering Design (DED)
Detailed Engineering Design (DED) is a planning product (detailed working drawings) made by a planning consultant for civil construction work such as buildings, swimming pools, roads, bridges, dams, and other construction works. Apart from being a working drawing plan, DED can also be used as a guide in carrying out the maintenance and repair of a building or structures.
Clash Detention or Clash Test
The general terminology aims to identify, review and report any disturbances in a project model in the design and pre-construction stages, carried out through the process of integrating various models from various disciplines (Architecture, Structure, and MP).
The advantages of using clash detection in general are:
- Minimizing and eliminating conflicts that will occur in the field, thereby reducing RFI
- Visualizing development phasing and logistics
- Reducing construction costs due to reduced variation orders
- Reducing the amount of time required in the construction process
- Increasing productivity in the field
- More accurate depiction
4D and 5D Modeling
4D Modeling
4D is the next level of 3D. At this level, the form of the 3D model is combined with a work schedule which will produce an animation of the work sequence according to the work schedule. Before, the work schedule only relies on Microsoft project software and cannot be visualized.
5D Modeling
5D is the combination of 4D and the project’s cost. The function of 5D BIM modeling is that the 5D model can generate quantity take off calculations to estimate detailed planning costs for an asset so that it will be similar to the project cost realization. This model is in charge of forecasting/predicting the cash flow for a project and visualizing the progress being made regarding the project. The main difference between the traditional approach and 5D BIM modeling is that the project costs are updated and modified in real time. BIM 5D modeling allows stakeholders to modify costs due to an adjustment in the project, for example due to changes in design, work methods, or other external factors.
VDC (Virtual Digital Construction)
VDC is an integrated multi-disciplinary performance model management process from Design-Construction projects, including products (facilities), work processes, the organization, and organization of design-construction teams, as well as operational teams that support explicit and general objectives of a business objective (construction). The core concept in VDC is the space-time dimension. There are two dimensions used, namely three dimensions in the form of space and the fourth dimension in the form of time. There are additional dimensions of cost and quality, but the core is formed by these four. The four dimensions were first understood by Vitruvi as the importance of perspective (3D) and time (4D).
Products based on VDC as follows :
- 4D & 5D BIM modeling work methods
- Analysis modeling BIM 6D
- Visualization Method
- Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get your quick insights into the evolving world of Building Information Modeling with our handy FAQ guide. Dive into what BIM signifies, its impact, and how it revolutionizes the construction industry.
What is Building Information Modeling (BIM) and why is it important?
Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a method to optimize the planning, implementation, and management of buildings with the help of software. It generates and manages digital representations of the physical and functional aspects of a building. It is essential since it ensures efficiency and collaboration in building design and construction, promoting cost and time savings.
What industries use BIM?
BIM is typically used in industries related to the planning, designing, construction, and management of buildings. This includes the architecture, engineering, and construction sector and facility management.
How does BIM impact a construction project?
BIM positively impacts the construction process by fostering collaboration, improving communication, reducing reworks, and thereby enabling cost savings and time efficiencies. Through BIM, stakeholders can visualize the final product, aiding in decision-making during all stages of the project.
What are the main benefits of using BIM in a building construction project?
The benefits of BIM include improved visualization, better collaboration, cost management, risk management, and improved project outcomes. It helps in simulating and visualizing conditions, understanding performance, tracking project costs, and managing project schedules.
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Does BIM replace the role of architects and engineers?
No, BIM does not replace architects and engineers. Instead, it’s a tool that these professionals can utilize to make their work more efficient. It provides a digital platform for architects and engineers to collaborate extensively and make data-driven decisions.