Titlebook: Building Information Modeling; Technology Foundatio André Borrmann,Markus König,Jakob Beetz Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG,

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BIM ProgrammingFurthermore, the chapter gives a brief overview of the development of add-ins as a means of allowing existing software to be adapted to user-specific needs. The chapter ends with a brief overview of cloud-based platforms and a short introduction to visual programming.

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BIM Project Managements and perspectives to be considered in the building life cycle. Information Requirements and related Information Models are introduced to organize the resulting production of information and its exchange during different project stages. The concept is based on the methodology presented in ISO 19650.

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Data Modelinga modeling notations and concepts, such as entities and objects, entity types and classes, attributes, relationships and associations, aggregations and compositions as well as specialization and generalization (inheritance). Finally, we examine current and future challenges related to data modeling within the AEC/FM domain.

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Process Modelingtroduction of BIM methods significantly. This chapter provides an introduction to formal process modeling, including the modeling languages Integration Definition for Function Modeling (IDEF) and Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN), which are widely used today in the field of BIM process modeling.

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Linked Dataal vocabularies and data sets. An introduction into harnessing the Linked Data standards for domain-specific, federated multi-models and the use of well-established query and reasoning mechanisms to address industry challenges is introduced. The chapter is concluded by a discussion of current developments and future trends.

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Process-Based Definition of Model ContentDefinitions (MVD) that accurately specify which entities, attributes and properties may or should be used in a particular exchange. This chapter provides a detailed introduction to the IDM mechanisms. The chapter concludes with an introduction to the concepts of levels of development (LOD).