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Introduction.
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Constant Kohler (CEN-CENELEC)
Manuela Tancogne-Dejean (convenor CEN/TC 442/WG 07)
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General information on BIM and scope of CEN/TC 442.
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Øivind Rooth (chairperson of CEN/TC 442)
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How can processes & methodologues developed by CEN/TC 442 be used?
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Anne Kemp |
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1. How to achieve digital collaboration in construction?
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Thomas Liebich & Daniel Saïd
CEN/TC 442/WG 02 - Exchange information
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2. How does BIM support information exchanges in construction processes? Information management based on EN ISO 19650
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Peter Kompolschek & Manfred Huber
CEN/TC 442 WG 03 Information Delivery Specification
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3. How to make BIM speak professional language as defined in construction standards? How can we describe products and their properties digitally in our own standard, based on EN ISO 23386 and EN ISO 23387.
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Roland Dominici & Frédéric Grand
CEN/TC 442 WG 04 - Support Data Directories
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4. How can we describe our products and their properties? Using a dictionary, a specific annex in a standard? Based on EN ISO 12006-3.
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Peter Muigg & Tim Lemoine
CEN/TC 442/WG 02 - Exchange information
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5. How can we integrate product data into BIM? Engineering calculations with digital building models according to ISO & CEN standards. Based on EN ISO 16757.
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Wolfgang Wilkes & Ralf Kiryk |
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Liaisons and their importance.
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Robert Heinze - Liaison officer of CEN/TC 169 'Light & lighting' of CEN/TC 442
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Conclusions.
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Øivind Rooth (chairperson of CEN/TC 442)
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