BUILDINGSMART-OPENBIM

buildingSMART OpenBIM public procurement / BIM standard detailed.

Définition

buildingSMART OpenBIM est l'approche standardisee multi-vendor open + vendor-neutral pour Building Information Modelling (BIM) developpee depuis 1996+ par buildingSMART International (formerly International Alliance for Interoperability IAI, formee 1995 par Autodesk + 11 partners), inclut un ecosystem de open standards : IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) + COBie (Construction Operations Building Information Exchange) + BCF (BIM Collaboration Format) + MVD (Model View Definitions) + IDS (Information Delivery Specification) + bSDD (buildingSMART Data Dictionary), foundational pour interoperability cross-vendor BIM tools + open AEC industry data exchange. Standardisation + governance multi-stakeholder process publication open standards documentation + implementation guides + reference implementations + community contributions + maintenance versions iterative updates + interoperability conformance testing + alignment regulations EU + national level + adoption tracking measurement adoption + impact assessment outcomes.

Origine

International Alliance for Interoperability IAI formed 1995 ; renamed buildingSMART International 2008 ; IFC v1.0 published 1997 ; multiple open standards portfolio.

Exemple en contexte

Large construction project airport terminal involves architect (Autodesk Revit), structural engineer (Tekla Structures), MEP engineer (Bentley OpenBuildings), contractor (Autodesk Construction Cloud), all exchange BIM models via IFC format (buildingSMART OpenBIM standard), coordinate via BCF for issue tracking, deliver final asset data to facilities management via COBie spreadsheet.

Termes liés

• IFC detail — core standard.