Meeting the
Challenges of
Infrastructure Projects
through BIM
Noah Arles
Technical Specialist Manager
Architecture, Engineering & Construction
ASEAN
[email protected]
$94 trillion
Infrastructure dollars needed
to satisfy global demands by 2040 1
$15 trillion
Investment Gap 2
1. United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs. https:// www.un.org/development/desa/en/news/population/world-population-prospects-2017.html
2. Global Infrastructure Hub https://outlook.gihub.org/by 2040.1 There’s a $15 trillion investment gap.
Global Infrastructure Outlook | Vietnam
Global Infrastructure Outlook | Vietnam
Global Infrastructure Outlook | Vietnam
Challenges in Infrastructure Design
Collaboration Project Complexity Traditional Tools
HowHow We Started
we started
DEC 1982
first CAD software
for PCs
MAR 1986
most universal CAD
program worldwide
CAD BIM Connected BIM Future of Making
(BIM + the power of the cloud)
MORE
IS INEVITABLE OPPORTUNITY OF
BETTER
LESS
IS A REALITY
Industry Trends
What are the trends impacting Infrastructure Projects
More Public Collaboration Owners
Engagement & Coordination Demanding BIM
Industry Trends
What are the trends impacting Infrastructure Projects
More Public
Engagement
Industry Trends
What are the trends impacting Infrastructure Projects
Collaboration
& Coordination
Industry Trends
What are the trends impacting Infrastructure Projects
Owners
Demanding BIM
Industry Trends
What are the trends impacting Infrastructure Projects
More Public Collaboration Owners
Engagement & Coordination Demanding BIM
WHY 3D
WHY DIGITIZE
Coordination
Why do it in 3D?
Affects EVERYTHING
Frequent changes
The financial cost of clash
Cost along the lifecycle
Shouldn’t be forgotten or
underestimated
Coordination
Why do it in 3D?
Challenge Opportunity
U S 2 0 1 3 : A R T I C A N A H E I M R E G I O N A L T R A N S P O R TAT I O N
INTERMODAL CENTER - LOS ANGELES
F A Ç A D E D E T A I L S F U L LY D R A W N I N B I M …
Complete MEP in BIM
Joined MEP Model
Smart Systems
o Electrical Circuits and Panels
o Calculated Duct Flow
o Plumbing Fixture Counts
DELIVERED INTO A CONSTRUCTION MODEL
Moving from 2D to BIM
Implementing a model-based approach
Moving from traditional 2D processes to powerful,
object-based BIM workflows can help Engineering
Service Providers improve operational efficiency and
reduce risk on Civil Structure projects.
Use of BIM on 50% or more transportation infrastructure projects 1
80%
60%
40%
20%
0%
US UK France Germany
2015 2017 2019
1. Deloitte: Business Value of BIM for Infrastructure SmartMarket Report
Digitization Challenges
What obstacles make moving from 2D to BIM difficult?
People Challenges “Digital transformation is not
about technology”
Process Challenges
70%
Technology Challenges of digital transformations
fail reach their goals
Harvard Business Review
HOW SUCCESS
LOOKS LIKE
Success Stories
Autodesk has helped many companies overcome these challenges
ICA BIM Norconsult
ICA BIM delivers a 20.4 KM Infrastructure innovators use
elevated highway project VR games to streamline
under budget and ahead of Scandinavian tunnel design
schedule by leveraging the use
of 3D models
Success Stories | ICA BIM
Elevated Highway
Success Stories | Norconsult
Autodesk has helped many companies overcome these challenges
“For us, it’s been a game changer”
“Delivering an interactive virtual-reality
experience with our BIM models truly
disrupts the status quo in a traditionally
conservative industry.”
“In the end, we can help to deliver a
better, safer tunnel and stations than
ever before”
Thomas Angeltveit,
Railway BIM coordinator
Norconsult AS. Virtual environments illuminate real
design problems before construction
Success Stories | Norconsult
Autodesk has helped many companies overcome these challenges
“For us, it’s been a game changer”
“Delivering an interactive virtual-reality
experience with our BIM models truly
disrupts the status quo in a traditionally
conservative industry.”
“In the end, we can help to deliver a
better, safer tunnel and stations than
ever before”
Thomas Angeltveit,
Railway BIM coordinator
Norconsult AS. Virtual environments illuminate real
design problems before construction
BIM IS
THE FOUNDATION
OF DIGITAL
TRANSFORMATION
Empowering seamless
collaboration, decision making
and better outcomes for all
stakeholders, and built on a
connected data experience
allowing continuous iteration
and improvement
DIGITAL TWIN
PLAN DESIGN BUILD OPERATE
EXISTING BASELINE OF
CAPITAL BASIS OF CONCEPTUAL PRELIMINARY DETAILED FINAL COMMISSION
CONDITIONS COST & PRECON CONSTRUCT OPERATE MAINTAIN
PLANNING DESIGN (10%) (30%) (60%) (100%) & HANDOVER
COLLECTION SCHEDULE
CONTENT MANAGEMENT, COLLABORATION, WORKFLOW AUTOMATION, PROJECT CONTROL & COMPLIANCE
DATA CAPTURE
VISUALIZATION, ANALYSIS & OPTIMIZATION
Digital Twins
Digital Twin
Smart Roads require
access to road model with
real time monitoring &
maintenance
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