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Open Building Information Modelling (OpenBIM) is a collaborative project management process. Its application to road infrastructures is currently limited. OpenBIM standards for infrastructure are still under development. One of these standards is the Industry Foundation Classes (IFC), which is a data architecture for modelling infrastructure projects. The current and upcoming releases of IFCRoad focus on structuring data for the design and construction phases of an infrastructure’s lifecycle. Semantics of the O&M process phase are not fully integrated within these standards. This paper proposes an extension of the IFC schema to enrich this standard with semantics inherent in the O&M phase of road infrastructures. This extension, based on IFCInfra4OM ontology, allows the OpenBIM process to be fully applied to road infrastructures. Its implementation on a case study relative to the A7 Agadir–Marrakech Highway in Morocco enables, on the one hand, analysis and compliance with O&M management requirements on the basis of a single container: the IFC-BIM-based model. On the other hand, it allows comparison of the OpenBIM process with that of ClosedBIM for the integration of O&M data into BIM for a road infrastructure.
Sara Ait-Lamallam; Reda Yaagoubi; Imane Sebari; Omar Doukari. Extending the IFC Standard to Enable Road Operation and Maintenance Management through OpenBIM. ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information 2021, 10, 496 .
AMA StyleSara Ait-Lamallam, Reda Yaagoubi, Imane Sebari, Omar Doukari. Extending the IFC Standard to Enable Road Operation and Maintenance Management through OpenBIM. ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information. 2021; 10 (8):496.
Chicago/Turabian StyleSara Ait-Lamallam; Reda Yaagoubi; Imane Sebari; Omar Doukari. 2021. "Extending the IFC Standard to Enable Road Operation and Maintenance Management through OpenBIM." ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information 10, no. 8: 496.
The building stock accounts for a significant portion of worldwide energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. While the majority of the existing building stock has poor energy performance, deep renovation efforts are stymied by a wide range of human, technological, organisational and external environment factors across the value chain. A key challenge is integrating appropriate human resources, materials, fabrication, information and automation systems and knowledge management in a proper manner to achieve the required outcomes and meet the relevant regulatory standards, while satisfying a wide range of stakeholders with differing, often conflicting, motivations. RINNO is a Horizon 2020 project that aims to deliver a set of processes that, when working together, provide a system, repository, marketplace and enabling workflow process for managing deep renovation projects from inception to implementation. This paper presents a roadmap for an open renovation platform for managing and delivering deep renovation projects for residential buildings based on seven design principles. We illustrate a preliminary stepwise framework for applying the platform across the full-lifecycle of a deep renovation project. Based on this work, RINNO will develop a new open renovation software platform that will be implemented and evaluated at four pilot sites with varying construction, regulatory, market and climate contexts.
Theo Lynn; Pierangelo Rosati; Antonia Egli; Stelios Krinidis; Komninos Angelakoglou; Vasileios Sougkakis; Dimitrios Tzovaras; Mohamad Kassem; David Greenwood; Omar Doukari. RINNO: Towards an Open Renovation Platform for Integrated Design and Delivery of Deep Renovation Projects. Sustainability 2021, 13, 6018 .
AMA StyleTheo Lynn, Pierangelo Rosati, Antonia Egli, Stelios Krinidis, Komninos Angelakoglou, Vasileios Sougkakis, Dimitrios Tzovaras, Mohamad Kassem, David Greenwood, Omar Doukari. RINNO: Towards an Open Renovation Platform for Integrated Design and Delivery of Deep Renovation Projects. Sustainability. 2021; 13 (11):6018.
Chicago/Turabian StyleTheo Lynn; Pierangelo Rosati; Antonia Egli; Stelios Krinidis; Komninos Angelakoglou; Vasileios Sougkakis; Dimitrios Tzovaras; Mohamad Kassem; David Greenwood; Omar Doukari. 2021. "RINNO: Towards an Open Renovation Platform for Integrated Design and Delivery of Deep Renovation Projects." Sustainability 13, no. 11: 6018.
Building information modelling (BIM) is increasingly appropriate for infrastructure projects, and in particular for transport infrastructure. It is a digital solution that integrates the practices of the construction industry in facility management during the whole life cycle. This integration is possible through a single tool, which is the 3D digital model. Nevertheless, BIM standards, such as industry foundation classes, are still in the pipeline for infrastructure management. These standards do not fully meet the requirements of operation and maintenance of transport infrastructure. This paper shows how BIM could be implemented to address issues related to the operation and maintenance phase for transport infrastructure management. For this purpose, a new ontological approach, called Industry Foundation Classes for Operation and Maintenance of Infrastructures (IFCInfra4OM), is detailed. This ontology aims to standardise the use of building information modelling for operation and maintenance in road infrastructures. To highlight the interest of the proposed ontological approach, a building information model of a section on the A7 Agadir–Marrakech Highway in Morocco is produced according to IFCInfra4OM. The methodology is presented. The results obtained, including the IFCInfra4OM data model, are submitted. In the last section, an overview of the IFC extension approach is submitted.
Sara Ait-Lamallam; Imane Sebari; Reda Yaagoubi; Omar Doukari. IFCInfra4OM: An Ontology to Integrate Operation and Maintenance Information in Highway Information Modelling. ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information 2021, 10, 305 .
AMA StyleSara Ait-Lamallam, Imane Sebari, Reda Yaagoubi, Omar Doukari. IFCInfra4OM: An Ontology to Integrate Operation and Maintenance Information in Highway Information Modelling. ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information. 2021; 10 (5):305.
Chicago/Turabian StyleSara Ait-Lamallam; Imane Sebari; Reda Yaagoubi; Omar Doukari. 2021. "IFCInfra4OM: An Ontology to Integrate Operation and Maintenance Information in Highway Information Modelling." ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information 10, no. 5: 305.