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The openBIM bootcamp: TOP 10 IFC tips for Revit users

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Are you struggling with IFC workflows and found yourself overwhelmed by complex documentations and openBIM project requirements? This session will give you 10 most important things to consider when working with IFC, which will immediately boost the quality and productivity of your openBIM workflows. We will not be discussing theory of the IFC schema or the reasons for openBIM, but will have a look at practical use cases and discuss the more advanced IFC options available in Revit. You will learn to better understand how certain options influence the quality of your IFC data and when you should review certain settings. Among other topics, we will discuss important settings like coordinates, class and property mapping, and analyze the results of different configurations in an IFC viewer. You will leave this session feeling a lot more confident in openBIM workflows and equipped with advanced knowledge which you can immediately start using in your openBIM projects.

Key Learnings

  • Learn which things to consider when working with IFC files in Revit
  • Understand how certain settings influence the quality and the behavior of IFC files
  • Learn how you can optimize your Revit templates and content for open BIM projects
  • Understand what to consider when receiving IFC files from third-parties and how to perform a quality check

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  • Avatar for Lejla Secerbegovic
    Lejla Secerbegovic
    Architect with +10 years of working experience in the industry, strongly focused on data interoperability and openBIM workflows. Currently working as a product manager on the Data Exchange team and regularly speaking at events like AU, BILT (RTC) and other BIM conferences.
  • Angel Velez
    Angel Velez is a Distinguished Engineer and Product Owner at Autodesk, Inc. In 1992, he graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with BS degrees in computer science and mathematics, and he graduated from Stanford University with a master's degree in computer science in 1994. After working in the mechanical CAD industry for 5 years, he joined Charles River Software in 1999 to work on a project that eventually became known as Revit. Currently, Angel is a product owner and developer on the Revit Protractors and Con-tractors teams, which concentrate on connected desktop and cloud-based workflows (including IFC and the AEC Data Model) and Revit core geometry.
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