Description
Every asset owner wants to be in control of their assets and associated data. But how can we ensure that is data is up to date and correct so that it accurately translates to the correct information? How do we cope with changes, and can we ensure that the contractor or engineering firm receives the correct information? Additionally, there's a growing demand to make the data accessible and user-friendly in relation to geography. The Water Authority Drents Overijsselse Delta has made some changes to cope with this challenge. To create an accessible environment, it plots its assets on geographic information system (GIS) layers using ArcGIS GeoBIM. Additionally, the Water Authority wants to ensure that all its existing and new assets are being monitored correctly and are reliable according to national and organizational requirements. To achieve this goal, it's using the power of Autodesk Construction Cloud in combination with Cadac Control and Model Coordination.
Key Learnings
- Learn how data validation can help you within a project or asset environment.
- Gain a basic understanding of how data validation can be integrated into your workflows.
- Understand how to use Esri in combination with Autodesk Construction Cloud for your project/asset management.
Speakers
Thom DirksThom Dirks is a Consultant AEC at Cadac group, and his experience excels in building projects, process, BIM and BIM soft skills. Software is an important part of BIM, but there is more that we should consider. What knowledge do both user and client have, as well what are the wishes of the client. Thom has worked with in various positions in the building industry from being a carpenter to BIM-manager from small to big organizations. His experience is everything from firsthand modeling to being a BIM-coordinator for multimillion projects. Thom joined Cadac group, first spending 8 years in the role of BIM-modeler, BIM-coordinator and BIM manager within the construction industry. With that experience I experienced that not only tooling but also mindset and soft skills are just as important within the industry we are operating in now. From this mindset I will always think about Management as well as the end-user level. The most important part is that it connects both sites at office level. and that project teams have enough knowledge for an optimal level of collaboration.- RHRonald HuizingaRonald Huizinga is an Information Manager at WDODelta where he is the main driver for further implementation of BIM in projects as well as organizational level. Ronald is an enthusiastic and pragmatic team player with a passion for digital innovation, BIM and process optimization. He is proficient in a wide range of software applications (ACC, Revit, Civil3D, Navisworks, Solibri, PowerBI, etc.) with over 10 years of experience. These applications and platforms are crucial to support all kind of projects within WDODelta. From an organizational point of view Ronald is envolved with the development of strategy and policy in regard to BIM implementation and future steps. Together with other water Authoroty's he is part of a sectoral network for sharing knowledge as well as setting up key products for standardisation and uniformity from client perspective. Ronald joined WDODelta, first spending 7 years in the role of BIM-coordinator and BIM manager at Arcadis. Here he gained experience with BIM on large projects such as Enclosure Dike and Binnenhof in close collaboration with contractors.
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