BIM2Geo converter
J.A.J. van der Vaart (TU Delft - Urban Data Science)
Ken Arroyo Ohori (TU Delft - Urban Data Science)
J. Stoter (TU Delft - Urbanism)
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Abstract
Building information modelling (BIM) and geoinformation are widely recognised as complementary sources of data. Whereas a BIM model can represent a single building or infrastructure project in high detail, geoinformation-based sources can represent different types of features in a large region with less detail. Integrating geoinformation and BIM is very useful in practice and constitutes an active research field—often referred to as GeoBIM. A short list of GeoBIM applications include: performing checks for the issuance of building permits using buildings (BIM) and city regulations (Geo), navigation that combines outdoor (Geo) and indoor (BIM) portions, facility management for infrastructure sites (BIM) that include the regional connections between the sites (Geo), and risk management using regional simulations (Geo) that also takes into account the impact on specific sites (BIM). [...]