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Developing from Level 2 It's BIM folks, but not as we know it - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Developing from Level 2 It's BIM folks, but not as we know it - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Developing from Level 2 It's BIM folks, but not as we know it Professor Tim Broyd Chair in Built Environment Foresight, UCL Vice President, ICE thinkBIM, London, 17 September 2014 Level 2 Package PAS1192:2 Capital
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Level 2 “Package”
- PAS1192:2 Capital
Delivery
- PAS1192:3 Operational
Delivery
- BS1192:4
- BIM Protocol
- Government Soft
Landings
- Classification
- Digital Plan of Works
(Levels of Detail)
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“I reckon 75% of the dissertation students in the built environment have elected to do “BIM” and the market is overloaded with requests”
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Smart Buildings
“ A smart building is one that doesn't make its occupants look stupid!”
Adrian Leaman, The Useable Buildings Trust
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Smart Meters
“ It is not enough to presume that the information from ‘smart metering’ will encourage people to reduce their energy consumption any more than a car speedometer will reduce speeding”
Stevenson, Leaman, 2010 'Evaluating housing performance in relation to human behaviour: new challenges’
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Smart Interface
“ If user controls are ambiguous in intent, poorly labelled, or fail to show whether anything has changed when they are operated, then the systems that lie behind them are unlikely to operate effectively
- r efficiently”
Bordass, Leaman, Bunn 2007 ‘ Controls for end users: A guide for good design and implementation’
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Smart Interface
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Smart or Complex?
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Smart Becomes Dumb
1997
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Smart Becomes Dumb
2013
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Smart Becomes Dumb
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Data over the Internet
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26 billion devices by 2020 – Gartner 30 billion devices by 2020 – ABI Research
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D B 20%
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Proposal to EPSRC for a £7.5m, 5 year, fully-funded research programme aimed at harnessing novel forms of sensors, telemetry and Big Data analysis with information structuring techniques from areas such as BIM and GIS. The objective will be to redefine and measure the performance of built environment assets (both buildings and infrastructure), and use the results both to improve the performance of existing assets and to improve the development of new assets. Research partners:
- UCL – The Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment and The
Engineering Faculty
- University of Cambridge – The Centre for Smart Infrastructure
and Construction
- University of Reading – The Design Innovation Research
Centre
Complementary Research
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Fox News 30 August 2014: Is there a microchip implant in your future?
“Ramez Naam, who led the early development of Microsoft software projects and is now a popular speaker and author, said he envisions using chip implantation to help monitor the location of people with Alzheimer's disease.”
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