Sustainability and interoperability: An economic study on BIM implementation by a small Civil Engineering firm
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Aranda Domingo, José Ángel; Martin Dorta, Norena; Naya Sanchis, Ferran; Conesa Pastor, Julián Francisco; Contero González, ManuelÁrea de conocimiento
Expresión Gráfica en IngenieríaPatrocinadores
The authors wish to acknowledge support from ISTRAM, CivileStudio and the engineering firm for the information provided.Fecha de publicación
2020Editorial
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Aranda Domingo, JÁ.; Martin-Dorta, N.; Naya Sanchis, F.; Conesa-Pastor, J.; Contero, M. (2020). Sustainability and interoperability: An economic study on BIM implementation by a small Civil Engineering firm. Sustainability. 12(22):1-16. https://doi.org/10.3390/su12229581Palabras clave
BIMIFC
Linear construction design
Retaining walls
PaRrameterization
Reinforced concrete design
Structural calculation
Georeferencing
IFC federation
Costs
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Sustainability and interoperability are two closely related concepts. By analyzing the three fundamental facets of sustainability-economic, ecological and ethical/social-it is easier to address their connection with the concept of interoperability. This paper focuses on the economic aspect, in the field of civil engineering. In this area, due to the local nature of many of the software tools used, interoperability problems are frequent, with few studies addressing the economic impact of this, especially in small engineering firms. The main contribution of this paper is a design methodology for linear works based on the federation of building information modelling (BIM) models created with different software tools, conceived to break the interoperability issues between these applications. As an example, this methodology is applied to a mountain road widening project. A detailed economic analysis of the application of this methodology by an engineering Spanish firm reveals the important ...
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