Running a BIM project

Question 1

BIM standards transitioned from PAS 1192-2 to what?

Answer 1

ISO 19650

Question 2

What does the BS EN ISO 19650 set out?

Answer 2

Organisation and digitilisation of information about buildings and civil engineering works, including BIM.

International standard for managing information over the whole life cycle of a built asset using BIM.

Question 3

Is stage 1 analogue or digital?

Answer 3

Stage 0

Question 4

What stage of BIM is ‘unstructured’ information?

Answer 4

Stage 0

Question 5

What stage of BIM is ‘structured’ information>

Answer 5

Stage 1

Question 6

What stage of BIM is ‘federated information models’?

Answer 6

Stage 2

Question 7

What stage of BIM is ‘database based information model’?

Answer 7

Stage 3

Question 8

What is the definintion of the Common data environment?

Answer 8

An agreed source of information for any given project or asset, for collecting, managing and dissementing each information container through a managed process.

Question 9

What are the advantages of using a common data environment (CDE) ?

Answer 9

Single source of information, coordinated data, spacial coordination, production information should be right the first time.

Question 10

What is the document and data management repository?

Answer 10

Work in progress, shared, published and archived.

Question 11

What do you name your files according to in BIM?

Answer 11

NA

Question 12

What is an information model?

Answer 12

A set of structured and unstructured information containers.

Question 13

What does ‘PIM’ stand for?

Answer 13

Project information model

Question 14

What is a project information model?

Answer 14

Information model related to the delivery phase

Question 15

What does ‘AIM’ stand for?

Answer 15

Asset information model

Question 16

What is an asset information model?

Answer 16

Information relating the the oeprational phase

Question 17

What is the difference between ‘PIM’ and ‘AIM’?

Answer 17

PIM = delivery phase
AIM = operational phase

Question 18

Why are PIM and AIM needed?

Answer 18

For making decisions during the whole life cycle of a built envirnonmental asset.

Question 19

What are some examples of structured information?

Answer 19

Geometrical models, schedules and databases

Question 20

What are some examples of unstructured information?

Answer 20

Documentation, video clips and sound recordings.

Question 21

What does ‘OIR’ stand for?

Answer 21

Organizational information requirements

Question 22

What does ‘AIR’ stand for?

Answer 22

Asset information requirments

Question 23

What does ‘PIR’ stand for?

Answer 23

Project information assets

Question 24

What does ‘EIR’ stand for?

Answer 24

Echange information requirements

Question 25

What does organisational information requirenents explain?

Answer 25

The information needed to answer or inform high-level strategic objectives within the appointing party.

Question 26

What does project information requirements explain?

Answer 26

The information needed to answer or inform high-level strategic objectives within the appointing party in relation to a particular built asset project.

Question 27

What does the project information model support?

Answer 27

The delivery of the project and contributes to the asset information requiremetns to support management activitiesurin

Question 28

During early stages of the project, what is the project information model likely to feature?

Answer 28

A number of generic elements ( placeholders)

Question 29

What does the asset informtion model support?

Answer 29

The strategic and day-to-day asset management processes established by the appointing party

Question 30

What is a BIM execution plan (BEP)?

Answer 30

A plan that explains how the informatoion management aspects of the appointment will be carried out by the delivery team.

Question 31

What is the information delivery milestone?

Answer 31

A scheduled event for a predefined data exchange.

Question 32

What is a task information delivery plan?

Answer 32

A schedule of information containers and delivery dates, for a specific task team.

Question 33

What is a master information delivery plan?

Answer 33

A plan incorporating all relevant task information delivery plans.

Question 34

What is the step by step process of the information delivery cycle?

Answer 34

1 - Assesement and need 2 - Invitation to tender 3 -Tender repsonds 4 - Appointment 5 - Mobilization 6 - Collaborative production of information 7 - Information model delivery 8 - Close out

Question 35

What is the 'assesement and need' stage in the information delivery cycle?

Answer 35

Information requirements and milestones

Question 36

What is the 'invitation to tender' part of the information delivery cycle?

Answer 36

set out managerial, commercial and technical aspects of producing project information

Question 37

What is the 'tender response' stage of the information delivery cyle?

Answer 37

A pre appointment BIM execution plan, to demonstrate to the client that the potential delivery team has the ability to manage the project data according to the assigned information criteria.

Question 38

What is the 'appointment' stage of the information delivery cyle?

Answer 38

To confirm the BEP and federation strategy.

Question 39

What is the 'collaboration production of infomation' stage of the information delivery cycle?

Answer 39

To check resources, generate infor and review

Question 40

What is the 'information model delivery' section of the information delivery cycle?

Answer 40

To submit information, review authorise and accept