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BIM Dimensions (Building Information Modelling) nD: 4D, 5D, 6D, 7D, 8D and beyond
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- Опубликовано: 16 янв 2021
- Different dimensions of Building Information Modelling (BIM) including 1D, 2D, 3D, 4D, 5D, 6D, 7D, 8D and beyond. BIM is a model of building information. In this video different types of building information incorporated into a BIM project are discussed:
4D Time and schedules
5D Cost, material take-off and quantity extraction
6D Building performance, energy use and sustainability
7D Facilities management and lifecycle BIM strategies
8D Safety, security and emergency plans
What is next? What other building information can be incorporated into a BIM project to push the existing boundaries of the world of construction?
#BIM #BIMdimensions #nD
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@goodman7788 Thanks for your kind words. I hope it was useful.
The content you have uploaded on BIM is far more superior to other available videos on BIM. Thank you Ma'am 🙏🏻👍🏻
Thanks for your feedback Apoorva.
9D :- Lean Construction ( Re-use of Waste of Material )
10D :- Industrialization of Constitution ( Machineries and Automation )
Best comment ever! Many thanks for mentioning it.
Which standard defines 6D is this and 9D is that, can you give a standard reference, please? Standards not some websites reference are BIMforum. And don't say ISO 19650
Very informative video very well explain 👍
I really thank you about your inspirational videos about BIM and digital twin technology. I am also phd student researchig for DT and value management. Best regards.
Many thanks for your positive feedback Bengu. Value management in construction should be a highly impactful research subject. Good luck with your studies!
Thanks for a helpful video. Very well explanation.
Glad you liked it
Very informative video. Thanks a lot. I would like to know that what are the best software for 4D and 5D BIM
Hi Mikah, for 4D, I would highly recommend Synchro Pro by Bentley. For 5D CostX, Autodesk Takeoff and Revit Architecture (to an extend).
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Very informative, thanks .
Glad it was helpful!
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Hello, I would like to know what program is used to include the 8D point. Thanks
Hi Karito. Great question! The 8th dimension of BIM is the least explored and does not have a full software package yet. However, the IFC file extracted from BIM applications has the ability to be imported into various tools such as IES Simulex for occupant movement and evacuation analysis. We can expect to see more advancements in 8D in the coming years. Also, some applications like BIM360 have risk and health and safety inputs.
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I didn't understand why the Logistics is not on the 4D group. Doesn't it have anything to do with the deliveries?
Hi, thanks for the interesting question. You are 100% right. Even if you consider prefabrication, it is not only 4D. It can appear on almost all dimensions depending on how you look at it. Similarly, logistics has a very wide meaning. Time and cost are both incorporated into logistics. It is not only time but also the combination of time, cost and more dimensions.
Really a nice video
Glad you liked it
@@builtevolvechannel8870 ma'am I know Revit how can I learn and implement BIM to it.
Iis it enough to apply for BIM jobs
Hello..
I'm a civil engineer with 7 years of experience in site execution but now I want to learn BIM and grow my career in this field.. can you please advise me how to proceed
Hi Mahender. As a Civil Engineer, you will benefit from learning some relevant BIM applications. To select the most suitable software, I would recommend having a quick search on the job market to see the software requirements in your region (or your destination) and your profession (consider your career progression goals). Autodesk Revit structure can be a good option! There are so many free step-by-step tutorials on the internet. Set multiple approachable goals and go for it. Good luck!
@@builtevolvechannel8870 thank you so much for your help
I am a QS. I want to learn BIM so suggest me a best online course and suggest the best software for bim
The software applications I would suggest you to learn are Revit and CostX. If you have access to LinkedIn Learning, they usually have very good online tutorials. If you are looking for a free platform: RUclips and Autodesk website have very good tutorials for Revit. Good luck!
What is BIM for Economy Circle for Project Management?
Hi Fluto, interesting question. As the BIM process improves productivity and reduces waste, it has a direct impact on the circular economy in the building sector. If you are interested in the subject, there are various research articles you can refer to:
BIM competencies for delivering waste-efficient building projects in a circular economy
www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2666165920300338
Uses of building information modelling for overcoming barriers to a circular economy:
www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0959652620348988
Hi. Thank you for the detailed instruction with graphical representations of this video. However, I have a concern which is the 5D: Cost is this not going to be different by region?
Hi Danial, thanks for your comment. Cost will certainly be different by region (similar to time, health and safety, building performance, etc.). In BIM process, we manage the building data related to each dimension. The inputs will be different project by project or based on location. But there are still similarities between the type of data that we need to be able to determine the cost of project. BIM is not trying to make a similar template for all projects, instead, we try to understand how different type of data can be managed and maintained throughout building's lifecycle.
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I like BIM
I wana go advance in my civil field
That sounds like a very good plan! Go for it.
What other softwares use in bim
Revit
Hi Sulaiman. There are various BIM applications other than Revit such as ArchiCAD, Tekla, Vectorworks, etc.
This video may answer your question:
ruclips.net/video/3BJmVb8XpGQ/видео.html
VERY INFORMATIVE, CAN U HELP WITH TO KNOW THE CHALLANGES IN BIM
Hi Ravi, thanks for your interest. The most important challenges in implementing BIM are resistance to change, shortage of skilled professionals and graduates with BIM digital skills, the high initial cost of hardware and software, lack of knowledge, etc.
Why dont we add 9d as value management.? I know that BIM as itself creates a value but it can be much more specialize within 9d.
Interesting point Bengu, new dimensions are added to building information modelling.
does BIM contribute in design management also? here I am not considering building design but design industry as a whole , be it IT sector, automobile , product designing nd many more
Information Management is a part of many industries and subjects and is not related to the built environment sector only. Search Information Management and you will find lots of information.
Hi Elham,
Can you please mention which software's are good for all D's... Please
Hi, That would create a very long list. Let me know which D you are more interested in.
Hi..i am from tamilnadu, india. I have 4+ uears of site experience. But i want to learn BIM with all aspects. Its slightly different in civil engineering. I will helpful for my onsite jobs. So i want to learn, please give full guidance for my request.. Thank you🙏🏻
Hi Sudarmani. There are various interesting mobile/tablet apps that can be used on-site for example BIM 360.
BIM360 works with Revit models and can be accessed via www.autodesk.com/bim-360/.
To learn BIM, it is best to first specify what BIM capabilities will be more important in your everyday job. Because the best way of learning is "learning by doing" and through involvement in a real project!
@@builtevolvechannel8870 okay thank you..
Mam from where I can learn BIM
You need to learn BIM theory and gain knowledge about it through online resources and books. You should also pick some software packages relevant to your expertise and learn them using tutorials step-by-step.
Mam, very informative do we have online free course or paid one if u suggest me, how to ask for any quarries, thanks
Hi Muhammad, feel free to ask your questions here. I don't currently have any online courses unfortunately.
hi i am soyed zaber i want to learn revit..
That is great. There are so many great videos on RUclips. Autodesk has good learning material too.
From the way it seems, these process is linear, very linear in a way that if for example you want to optimise cost only. You would have to be be optimising time before that. What if I only want to optimise building performance only (as for energy for example) I would be required to make a 6D building.. but that means I have to time and cost process as well.
This turns everything to same non creative, monolithic approach.
What if want to make a "safe" building? do I need to do all the previous steps in order to make a safe building? does that mean if want to do a 4D building and stick to the BIM process, I will just not prioritise the building safety? very weird structure if you ask me. Also shouldn't be safety addressed in a "building performance" category? If continue in this direction we would just have so many dimensions that are clashing onto each other or make some process divided in a manner that limits and bounds the way things get built which is not necessarily a good thing. There is not much room for creativity and flexibility in following these process.
Hi Seddik, Thanks for sharing your thoughts. These processes are very inter-connected and not linear really. The whole concept is to have all the building information gathered and managed in one "model" and then extract the required information throughout building's lifecycle.
Building performance is actually building energy performance (this is the keyword used). Safety has its own dimension (8th) especially because it has gained more importance than ever in the building industry.
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What if want to make a "safe" building? do I need to do all the previous steps in order to make a safe building?
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WHEN DID A CONSTRUCTION BECOME DANGEROUS ???
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Thank you
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