Integrate & Use of Geospatial Data (GIS)& Building Information Modeling (BIM)

1. Change the Way We Build –
Part 3
Integrate & Use of Geospatial Data (GIS)
& Building Information Modeling (BIM)

2. Business Opportunity
LAND BANK
“X” acres (x1 + x2 + x3 + x4)
PROPOSED BUILD AREA
Leased Land – X1 acres “Y” Sq. Feet (Y1 + Y2 + Y3 + Y4 + Y5)
Project Lands – X2 acres
SEZ / Township Area – X3 acres Project 1 – Y1 Sq. Feet
Others – X4 acres Project 2 – Y2 Sq. Feet
Project 3 – Y3 Sq. Feet
Project 4 – Y4 Sq. Feet
Project 5 – Y5 Sq. Feet
In INFRASTRUCTURE Business
• Project Overruns
• Cost Overruns
Fundamentally, IMPACT
• Cash Flow
• Return on Investment (ROI)
• Net Profit

3. End-to-End Product Solution
Automate Land •Digitize existing Land Bank parcels
using GIS technology
Bank Records •Build a SINGLE Data Warehouse
Integrate GIS Data around the information generated
to Land Bank Records •Use Data Mining to extract necessary
information from the Data Warehouse
Build BIM Models for
Building / Project on
the Land Parcel(s)
Manage Facility
• Software Development
• GIS Data Preparation and attaching relevant data to Land Parcels
• Centralized of ALL Building Drawings and Layouts (Physical Activity)
• Data Gathering / Cleansing
• Categorization
• Digitization wherever required
• Creation of Centralized Data Warehouse and Integration of GIS Data
• Convert 2D drawings and layouts into BIM Models
• BIM as Facility Management Tool

4. End-to-End Product Solution
Automate Land
Bank Records Data
Integrate GIS Data
to Land Bank Records Data
Facilitates Integrated Project
Build BIM Models for
Delivery Approach Building / Project on
the Land Parcel(s)
Manage Facility
Integrate with
Transaction Systems
Transactional /
Transactional Data and
Functional
Entries in ERP Product
Reports

5. BIM in Real Estate
1
Effort/effect
2
4
3
1 Ability to affect costs and functional capabilities
2 Cost of design changes
3 Traditional design process effort distribution
4 BIM enhanced design process effort Patrick McLeamy, President of IAI
distribution
Slide courtesy of C. Eastman

6. Notional BIM Project Cost
Saving Curve in Real Estate
Procurement Stage
Execution Stage
Project Delivery Selection Stage
Conception Stage
Design Stage
Construction Documents Stage
Utilization Closure
Stage Stage
Optimized approach with virtual modeling and analysis with reduced change
orders & delivery time and lower operating and sustainment costs
Typical approach failing to do routine maintenance
and having to replace items earlier and more often
Typical design/build approach with required maintenance
The savings we can currently experience
with faster delivery and fewer change orders
The yet untapped $avings
IAI “BuildingSMART” model supports lifecycle data
Copyrights: NIBS 2007

7. BIM in the Lifecycle of a Project
KNOWLEDGE
FEEDBACK
Copyrights: NIBS 2007

8. Integrated GIS & BIM
Theatre / World
Country Geospatial
Installation /
Region
Information
State / Province (GIS)
District / Takula
City
Site
Real
Property Asset
Land / Parcel
Facility / Built
Building
System
Sub-Systems
Space Components
Level
Overlay
Room
Structure
System
Sub-Systems
Space Components
Level
Overlay Room
Building information Linear Structure
(Building Information Node
Segment
Models)
Copyrights: NIBS 2007

9. GIS & BIM Services
 BIM-based Scenario Planning System
 Road & Basic Infrastructure Planning
 Landscape Information Modeling
◦ Virtual Modeling
◦ Mock ups
 Large-scale Asset Management
 Identify Location for Retail Stores
 Location Analysis
 Tailoring Product Offering to Customers on Shop-to-
Shop Basis
 Facility Management

10. Next Step
 To know more or Initiate a discussion on
“BIM & GIS Integration” for your
esteemed business
Please send in your views / comments to
amol.vidwans@gmail.com
OR
Call on +919665037357

11. THANK YOU