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Building information modeling (BIM) plays a pivotal role in design, construction, and operations, integrating multidisciplinary data to paint the full picture of the project for greater visibility and decision making. That picture starts to get blurry and unreliable when data isn't accurate or relevant. How do you cut through all that noise to deliver a usable and trustworthy model / data set? Every model goes through distinct phases: authoring, preparation, and actual use. The model can have many downstream uses, but for it to be of value, the model itself must be prepped and the rich data within organized. We have assembled innovative virtual design and construction (VDC) leaders at Gray, Metromont, and Accenture to share how they approach complex models to ensure quality and data-driven deliverables. They will share the processes they have in place to perform QC checks of the models for construction preparedness, and they'll discuss data curation from models and field data to prepare for AI workflows to inform future projects.
Aprendizajes clave
- Learn how leading contractors handle outcome, performance, and quality of models and data models.
- Learn about quality challenges and model complexities conquered with reliable and proven workflows.
- Explore best practices for navigating technological and data-environment limitations to achieve high-standard deliverables.
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- MRMatt RobertsMatt is the Data Manager (VDC) at Gray Construction. He has played a key role in developing several model data-leveraged workflows that aim to enhance the efficiency of our site and project teams throughout the lifecycle of our projects. Through these workflows, we are reducing data silos to better inform the project stakeholders and customers on progress for key scopes of work for each job. Matt has more recently been involved in curating and reporting (both model based, and non-model based) data for our preconstruction and commissioning teams. Matt is passionate about data, researching new construction technologies, and their potential uses to aid our teams to be successful throughout project execution.
Matthew KeckBIM Manager, Metromont Corp With over two decades of experience in diverse construction trades, I bring a wealth of practical knowledge to my role as BIM Manager at Metromont Corp. Holding a degree in Drafting and Design, I'm deeply passionate about leveraging technology for efficient project execution. I am certified in Autodesk Construction Cloud and Autodesk Assemble, allowing me to seamlessly integrate cutting-edge solutions into our workflows. I'm excited to share my insights and experiences in our upcoming class session.
John PriorJohn Prior is a VDC and Construction Analytics Subject Matter Expert. He started his career with Assemble Systems, and has been involved in the Autodesk ecosystem since 2017.- KMKaterina MilovanoskaKaterina is Director of Strategy and Innovation (VDC/BIM) Anser Advisory, part of Accenture- Industry X one of the companies leading the Digital Twin property technology revolution. As a former practicing architect, Katerina possesses extensive expertise spanning across the architecture, construction, and real estate sectors. She is an influential advocate for reshaping the mindset of the AECO (Architecture, Engineering, Construction, and Operations) industry, championing the adoption of data-centric BIM practices. Katerina is also recognized as a forward-thinking innovation leader, concentrating on emerging technologies and driving digital transformation within the field. Her perspective helps clients turn digital architectural design models into multi-dimensional reference models, containing the information and details the construction team needs to mitigate risk while building structures. Additionally, Katerina oversees the creation process that feeds into Digital Twin applications, offering simulations, predictivity, and sustainability that span the entire lifecycle of a building.
Ashlee LydiardAshlee has been involved in the construction industry for 22 years, working with a variety of software and hardware solutions. Her journey began in Iowa as a secretary/CAD operator for a mechanical contractor, which led to working with robotic total stations and construction software in Colorado. Her love of software and solutions led her to Texas to join Assemble, and now calls Autodesk home. Ashlee wakes every morning excited to learn something new. Though she now calls Oregon home, Ashlee enjoys traveling the U.S. and is always looking for creative solutions to drive change and improvement.
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