Description
Key Learnings
- See how the modeling of an intercity rail project in a collaborative stakeholder environment reduced approval obstacles
- See how a model is used many times over to gain acceptance for unique historical, cultural, and rights-of-way approval
- Learn how the concept of proposals is used for different design alternatives for both technical and nontechnical audiences
- See how a model supports RAMS principles (reliability, availability, maintenance, and safety)
Speakers
- Atle HøidalenBIM Strategist and InfraWorks Fanatic. Autodesk software skills include AutoCAD, Civil 3D, InfraWorks, Navisworks and basic Revit. Non-Autodesk software skills include FME, ArcGIS Pro (basic), Trimble Novapoint and Lumion. Interested in BIM and GIS for Civil Infrastructure.
- KLKristin LyseboKristin Lysebo is the Building Information Modeling (BIM) deliverables manager for the InterCity-project in the Norwegian Railway Administration, and she is a key leader in the Nordics for BIM standardizations and initiatives and infrastructure. She is a firm believer in common standards for road and railway modeling, and in the benefits of model-based projects. Prior to her work with the Railway Administration, she was an infrastructure engineer and training manager at a large infrastructure software company in Norway for more than 20 years.