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Geographic capabilities and limitations of Industry Foundation Classes

, 2018
Infrastructure design is conducted in a 3D Cartesian coordinate system with the assumption that the Earth is flat and that the scale is constant over the entire project area.
Uggla, Gustaf, Uggla, Gustaf,, Horemuz, Milan, Horemuz, Milan,   +3 more
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Structuring Cost Information in BIM: A Property-Based Mapping Between Regional Price Lists and IFC

Buildings
Construction cost estimation often relies on subjective expert judgment, which introduces variability and inconsistency. Standardizing data and procedures can improve reliability and enable repeatable workflows. This research investigates how price lists
Giorgia Marcellino, Pedro Mêda Magalhães, Carlo Zanchetta   +2 more
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Integration of data and processes of AEC projects using the industry foundation classes [PDF]

, 2005
Integration trends in the Architectural, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry are increasing the demands for the implementation and deployment of integrated project systems.
Froese, T., Halfawy, M. R.
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A Semantic Scan-to-IFC Pipeline for Automated Generation of BEM-Ready Building Models from Mobile Indoor Scanning Data

Buildings
Building Energy Modelling (BEM) for existing buildings is constrained by the lack of reliable as-built Building Information Models (BIMs) and persistent BIM-to-BEM interoperability problems.
Federico Rossi, Hanwen Hu, Karsten Menzel, Carlo Zanchetta   +3 more
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Analyzing the Impact of ISO 16739-1:2024 (Industry Foundation Classes, IFC) on Data Sharing and Building Information Modeling (BIM) Collaboration in the Construction Industry

Mimarlık Bilimleri ve Uygulamaları Dergisi (MBUD)
This study conducts a comprehensive analysis of ISO 16739-1:2024 (Industry Foundation Classes, IFC) within the context of Building Information Modeling (BIM) in the construction industry. By addressing six fundamental characteristics-key components, policy and regulatory impact, future outlook, benefits, challenges, and implementations-it evaluates the
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IFC and Project Control: A Systematic Literature Review

Buildings
Project control in cost estimation, time scheduling, and resource accounting remains challenging, particularly when using the open-source Industry Foundation Classes (IFCs) format. This study aims to define the state of the art in integrating these three
Davide Avogaro, Carlo Zanchetta
doaj   +1 more source

HVAC component data modeling using industry foundation classes [PDF]

, 2002
The Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) object data model of buildings is being developed by the International Alliance for Interoperability (IAI). The aim is to support data sharing and exchange in the building and construction industry across the life ...
U S A Philip Haves, Xu, Peng, Bazjanac, Vladimir, Haves, Philip, Vladimir Bazjanac, Peng Xu, Forester, James, Marinsoft James Forester, Sucic, Darko   +8 more
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Challenging the role of location in industry foundation classes

, 2016
Location is a critical component of construction projects and yet it has received relatively little attention in mainstream digital systems. Efficient management of construction requires a more comprehensive and flexible breakdown of projects than is ...
Toby Harfield (18923872), Russell Kenley (18924067)   +1 more
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BIM-GIS integration for sewerage infrastructure: development of a QGIS plugin using Python code for importing openBIM-IFC files

reservedIl settore edile si è notevolmente evoluto grazie all’introduzione del Building Information Modeling (BIM); questo strumento infatti permette un’efficace gestione dei progetti e migliora la collaborazione e lo scambio di dati tra i diversi ...
MOLINARO, SILVIA
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Interoperable and Extensible Design Information Modelling

, 2003
Modelling of interoperable and extensible design information is one of the key issues in computer-aided architectural design. IFC technology provides standardised mechanisms for the development of such information models.
Q. Yang, L. Cui
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