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NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Facilities Engineering Management Office NASA BIM Viewer Roy Interrante Clark Lowery Gary Rogers November 2009 – Rocket City GeoSpatial Conference NASA BIM Viewer 1) BIM – Building Information Modeling 2) Data Integration Techniques 3) GeoSpatial Concepts and Technologies Page 2 Building Information Modeling Definition National BIM Standard Definition of BIM – buildingSMART A Building Information Model (BIM) is a digital representation of physical and functional characteristics of a facility. As such it serves as a shared knowledge resource for information about a facility forming a reliable basis for decisions during its life-cycle from inception onward. A basic premise of BIM is collaboration by different stakeholders at different phases of the life cycle of a facility to insert, extract, update or modify information in the BIM process to support and reflect the roles of that stakeholder. The BIM is a shared digital representation founded on open standards for interoperability. The National BIM Standard is part of the global buildingSMART Information Delivery Manual Initiative. Page 3 BIM in Action All Stakeholders Participate Geospatial Data Financial Data BIM Specifier Data Legal Data Designer Data Owner / Occupier Data Sustainers Data Courtesy of NIBS National Building Information Modeling Standards Committee Environmentalist Data Page 4 Before – Collection of Information Space Management Planning Department Architecture/CAD Department Mapping Department Utilities Department Maintenance and Operations Page 5 Independent Data Sets No Data Linkages Specially Map Data (SDE) trained users. ArcGIS Business Process Business Process Complex Application Database Software Stove Pipe Solutions Asset Mgmt (Oracle) Maximo Business Process Application Data Files Business Process Page 6 Data Integration Model Page 7 Data Integration Objective Engineering Systems Maximo Environmental Real Property Space Utilization BIM Viewer Web Application UCS Utility Control Systems Floor Plans Mapping/ Utilities Page 8 Integrated Enterprise Databases Utility Control System Space Utilization Reports SDE SPUT SQL Server Database Space Utilization and Real Property MicroStation Files Roof Management System MicroStation Files GIS Database Facilities Minor Work Request Web Application Space Utilization Floor Plans Building Photos MicroStation Files JPEG Files Facilities Work Order Information Web Application MEDIS Security Database HPGas Database Base Map MicroStation Access Application and Database Roof Management System Utility Control System DPR Files DPR Files CMMS BIM Viewer Oracle Database Web Application NASA MIW / MAMS Real Property Marshall Assets Management System Master Floor Plans MicroStation Files Archived Asbuilts Documentation Repository MicroStation Files Web Application Facilities Work Order Information Component Specification Sheet Web Application Web Page Facilities Minor Work Request Web Application Aerials MrSID files Environmental GIS Web Application Utility Maps MicroStation Data Integration to FacGIS Direct Linkage Indirect Linkage HyperLink Page 9 GeoSpatial Concepts and Technology View Tabular Information from a Spatial/Location Perspective Correlate Floor Plans & Maps with Asset Databases GeoSpatial Tools Navigate to Data (zoom & pan) Search and Find Location Thematic Drawings (color coding) Mouse Over for Information Measure Tools Redlining Notes Page 10 Application – Snap Shot Page 11 BIM Viewer – Floor Plan Page 12 Data Connections Equipment Report Work Orders Manuals Schematics Photographs Page 13 Results – Access to Pertinent Information BIM Viewer Decision Makers Utility Maps Architecture Floor Plans Space Management Asset Reports Work Orders Room Data O&M Equipment Data Environmental Maps Master Planning Maps Support Maps Page 14 Results – Analyze Data BIM Viewer Decision Makers Map Layers Thematic Maps Map Searches Person Searches Space Mgmt Reports Asset Mgmt Reports Color Code Rooms Measurement Tools Red Line Tools Page 15 Results – Benefits (ROI) Decision Makers BIM Viewer Access All Data Rapid Data Retrieval Save Time and Dollars Make Better Decisions Leverage Existing Systems Reduced Licensing Requirements Create Spatial View of Data Reduce Data Collection Hours Reduce Wrench Time Page 16