BIM with GIS: making a difference globally

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1 BIM with GIS: making a difference globally Marek Suchocki Infrastructure Sales Development EMEA GeoBIM Amsterdam November Autodesk

2 Pressure for Change

3 Population Growth and Urbanisation Source: OECD 1.5x by B > 9.3B Urban Shift % %

4 Unbalanced Society Source: ICE Shaping the World B 1B 2.4B 900M

5 Infrastructure Investment Gap Source: McKinsey Need 60% to $57Trillion

6 Skilled and Professional Resource pressure 83% report trade worker shortage Source: AGC of US Survey % struggle to hire construction professionals By 2020 the UK needs +850,000 SET technicians Source: RAE Jobs & Growth K engineering graduates p.a. 4x 8x 20x

7 Uncertainty: political, economy, environment, health

8 Challenges: Do More, with Fewer Resources, Faster

9 BIM can help address the challenges

10 BIM is part of the solution example UK reports

11 BIM is part of the solution - example US standards

12 Who is asking for BIM? Global Public Sector Mandates and Specifications US & Canada DOTs

13 UK: progression against achieving Level 2? PAS (for Capital Projects) PAS (for Operational Phases of an asset) CIC BIM Protocol Government Soft Landings (GSL) (prepare clients for their asset) BS1192:4 (COBie UK Implementation) Common Classification Digital Plan of Works Innovate UK (Technology Strategy Board) in Sept 2014 awarded this work to a consortium led by RIBA Enterprises with delivery in 2015

14 Autodesk addressing the challenges

15 Innovating BIM solutions for Infrastructure Helping the industry to do more, with fewer resources, faster. Fed by Powered by Big Data Federated Data Silos Infinite Computing

16 Changing the way work gets undertaken InfraWorks 360: helping transform infrastructure process change Data aggregation and unification Integrated simulation, visualization, analysis & optimization Procedural, Model Based Planning & Design

17 Where do I Start???

18 Procedural Engineering Design in Context

19 Procedural Engineering Design in Context

20 Optimization Automating Design

21 Analytics Informed Design

22 Analytics Informed Decisions

23 BIM with GIS for infrastructure: making a difference globally

24 Japan (brief) City model to help plan Olympic stadia and infrastructure

25 USA (concept) LA Metro and Cal HRS AIW consultation model

26 China (concept) HydroChina Kunming

27 UK (concept) HS2 230km route in 8 AIW section models: 3TB Bentley, Autodesk and ESRI source data

28 UK (concept) HS2 230km route in 8 AIW section models: 3TB Bentley, Autodesk and ESRI source data

29 Brazil (concept) Camargo Correa stakeholder communication in planning

30 Canada (developed design) City of Edmonton, Southeast to West LRT

31 Norway (developed design) E16 biggest consultancy project ever awarded by the Roads Authority

32 Netherlands (production) A4ALL Consortium - Boskalis, Heijmans, and VolkerWessels

33 Canada (in use) Land Use overlaid on city model

34 Summary

35 Global challenges demand new ways of working: Autodesk InfraWorks 360 demonstrates what s possible Provide Real - World Context Create and visualize data rich models from GIS, CAD, and reality capture data in minutes to provide context for designs like never before Explore Design Alternatives Efficiently produce and iterate on accurate and realistic design proposals to explore alternatives, then leverage them for preliminary engineering Make Informed Decisions Utilize analytics and simulation to understand conditions, evaluate design proposals to make informed decisions faster Increase Project Accelerate Understanding Share models and proposals with collaborators and stakeholders anytime, anywhere, increasing project understanding and reducing costs Approvals Present design intent in realistic 3D context to accelerate approvals from weeks to days Image Courtesy of City of Vancouver Image courtesy of VTN Consulting Las Vegas

36 BIM for Infrastructure is evolving Solutions Leverage the combined benefits of GIS and BIM Unified access to federated data Rich in-context modeling, analytics, and simulation Anywhere, anytime access Results Increased Productivity Better decisions and optimized projects Reduced risk and more predictable ROI Data for all; professionals, owners and even the public do more, with fewer resources, faster

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