Beschreibung
Much of the building industry still requires and relies upon CAD-based and sheet-centric project information delivery. The National Building Information Modeling Standard-United States (NBIMS-US) doesn't define graphical standards, so the United States National CAD Standard (NCS) is an indispensable reference standard for the foreseeable future. Several changes have occurred in the NCS and NBIMS for versions releasing in late 2014. NCS V6 has added a new Building Information Modeling (BIM) Implementation Section, and there are ongoing efforts to further develop new content. This round table gives attendees an overview of the new section and the opportunity to participate in further development. Attendees will identify common business challenges that the National Standards can alleviate and they will develop a list of effective practices to help make project delivery consistent throughout the building industry. We will make content from this session available to attendees, and it will become a basis for revision ballots to the National Standards.
Wichtige Erkenntnisse
- Learn to identify basic BIM guidelines and effective practices that you should implement for your BIM projects
- Understand the content in the NCS V6 BIM implementation section
- Provide input for further development of BIM implementation within the NCS
- Understand why and how to become involved in national standards development
Referent
Johnny FortuneJohnny Fortune is an experienced technology leader and subject matter expert in BIM and IT for the Architecture, Engineering, Construction, and Owner/Operator (AECO) industry. Mr. Fortune has a long history in both design and construction with over 20 years of experience in CAD and BIM management. Throughout his career, he has successfully helped many professionals adopt various levels of design and construction technology; from hand drafting to CAD, to 3D CAD, to BIM and VDC. His vast experience includes developing BIM strategies, standards, training, workflows, and integration with external stakeholders. His educational background includes computer science, engineering technologies, construction management, instructional design and technology, and performance improvement. He has worked on several national committees, including the National BIM Council, the National BIM Program, the National BIM Standard, the National CAD Standards, and the USACE Industry BIM/CIM Consortium. He is a contributing author for several national standards documents including the USACE and VA BIM requirements and has presented at various technology conferences such as Autodesk University, AEC Next, BIMForum, GeoWeek, CURT, & COAA. Fortune also teaches BIM at a regional, comprehensive university for a construction management program. He possesses a lifelong commitment to leadership development; helping others grow professionally and personally; and impacting the industry on a corporate, national, and global scale. He enjoys utilizing technology for improving business and industry processes and focuses on building meaningful and lasting relationships. He currently serves as the Executive Director of the U.S. National BIM Program for the National Institute of Building Sciences, where he leads the activities of NIBS' National BIM Program and Council.
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