On the Parallel Implementation of BIM-Technologies in Construction and Operation of Buildings

Abstract:

The article reveals the main reasons for the failure of the schedule for implementing BIM-technologies in the construction industry in Russia. The state and level of use of BIM-technologies in various sectors of the construction industry is considered. The issue of implementing BIM-technologies in documentation of cadastral registration of capital construction objects is considered in more detail, since this issue has not been covered in the press yet. The integration of capital facilities and plots of land into a unified real estate register is declared, which is natural. But in view of the fact that land plots and capital facilities were previously accounted for in different registries by different departments, combining them into a unified register presents notable difficulties from the point of view of automating the production processes of creating, maintaining and storing registry documents. To determine the technical feasibility of combining two differently structured document registers, the macro-composition and data assignment in each of them were analyzed, common features and differences were revealed, and a method of combining documents of the same name from two registries into one was offered. A way to accelerate the implementation of BIM-technologies in the construction industry of Russia was offered. The possibility and necessity of parallel implementation of BIM-technologies in all sectors of the construction industry at the same time was justified.

• Periodical: Key Engineering Materials (Volume 771)
• Pages: 3-8
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.771.3
• Online since: June 2018
• Authors: Vladimir Bai*, Vladimir Maltsev
• Keywords: BIM (Building Information Modelling), Buildings Operation, Cadastral Registration of Real Estate, IFC

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