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Demonstrating Connectivity and Exchange of Data Between BIM and Asset Management Systems in Road Infrastructure Asset Management
Road infrastructure asset management is currently facing rapid digital transformation opening up new opportunities for the application of data from both traditional and new data sources, the ability to integrate data across multiple Assets and the potential to improve efficiency in decision making throughout the asset lifecycle. However, there are challenges structuring, integrating, and linking data between different Assets and data sources – especially those data contained separately within asset management and BIM platforms. The CoDEC (Connected Data for Effective Collaboration) project aimed to address these challenges by creating a Data Dictionary to link/integrate static and dynamic data for “key” infrastructure assets (including road pavements, bridges and tunnels). Having proposed such a dictionary, the potential benefits offered for connecting and linking data have been shown in three pilot projects to demonstrate (1) how tunnel monitoring data can enrich BIM models of tunnels (2) how data from bridge sensors can be linked and visualised and (3) how highway data generated at construction in a BIM model can be linked to asset-management GIS for the operational phase. The results from these pilots present the challenges, lessons learned and practical benefits of linked data and semantic web technology to connect BIM to AMS and GIS platforms.
Demonstrating Connectivity and Exchange of Data Between BIM and Asset Management Systems in Road Infrastructure Asset Management
Road infrastructure asset management is currently facing rapid digital transformation opening up new opportunities for the application of data from both traditional and new data sources, the ability to integrate data across multiple Assets and the potential to improve efficiency in decision making throughout the asset lifecycle. However, there are challenges structuring, integrating, and linking data between different Assets and data sources – especially those data contained separately within asset management and BIM platforms. The CoDEC (Connected Data for Effective Collaboration) project aimed to address these challenges by creating a Data Dictionary to link/integrate static and dynamic data for “key” infrastructure assets (including road pavements, bridges and tunnels). Having proposed such a dictionary, the potential benefits offered for connecting and linking data have been shown in three pilot projects to demonstrate (1) how tunnel monitoring data can enrich BIM models of tunnels (2) how data from bridge sensors can be linked and visualised and (3) how highway data generated at construction in a BIM model can be linked to asset-management GIS for the operational phase. The results from these pilots present the challenges, lessons learned and practical benefits of linked data and semantic web technology to connect BIM to AMS and GIS platforms.
Demonstrating Connectivity and Exchange of Data Between BIM and Asset Management Systems in Road Infrastructure Asset Management
Sustain. Civil Infrastruct.
Akhnoukh, Amin (editor) / Kaloush, Kamil (editor) / Elabyad, Magid (editor) / Halleman, Brendan (editor) / Erian, Nihal (editor) / Enmon II, Samuel (editor) / Henry, Cherylyn (editor) / Biswas, Sukalpa (author) / Proust, John (author) / Andriejauskas, Tadas (author)
International Road Federation World Meeting & Exhibition ; 2021 ; Dubai, United Arab Emirates
2022-04-21
14 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
Infrastructure Asset Management
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