OMNICLASS-DETAIL

OmniClass detail public procurement / BIM standard detailed.

Définition

OmniClass (Construction Classification System) est le comprehensive classification standard developpe depuis 1998 par OmniClass Steering Committee + CSI (Construction Specifications Institute) + CSC (Construction Specifications Canada), publie 2006 + revisions multiples, organise en 15 tables (Construction Entities by Function + Form, Spaces by Function + Form, Elements, Work Results, Products, Phases, Services, Disciplines, Organizational Roles, Tools, Information, Materials, Properties, Test + Information Aids, Forms of Information), foundational North America AEC industry classification BIM tagging + project information organization. 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

OmniClass developed since 1998 ; publie 2006 + revisions ; CSI Construction Specifications Institute USA + CSC Construction Specifications Canada steward.

Exemple en contexte

US architect tags BIM model elements per OmniClass Table 23 Products + Table 22 Work Results : e.g., 23-15.11.11.13.11 'Concrete Masonry Units, Hollow, Standard Weight' classifies wall panels, 22-03.11.11.13 'Brick Veneer' classifies brick veneer + Cost estimator uses OmniClass tagging to map quantities to unit prices per cost database, generates project cost estimate consistent industry classification system.

Termes liés

• MasterFormat CSI — related construction classification.