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Full papers, abstract papers or stand-alone presentations on topics relating to the integration of data sourced from BIM and GIS.
Topics and Tracks
We welcome papers and contributions relating to both theoretical and practical work, which can include research in leadership, advocacy, collaboration in inter-domain and intra-domain, best practice, funding models for BIM and GIS integration, BIM and city models data value and intellectual property, standards and scales, bringing BIM to 3D GIS workflows, data models based on concepts and ontologies, cross-domain curriculum development and BIM/GIS issues in the context of current social constructs such as public and private sectors.
The workshop itself will focus on users and user needs and will consider not only the technical, legal and institutional barriers in bringing BIM and GIS together but the real-world applications that require this integration and how barriers to this integration can be overcome. Topics will include, but are not limited to:
- Legal and institutional considerations
- Making the business case for BIM and GIS integration
- Integrated collaborative environments
- Standards in BIM and GIS
- Level of detail and level of development
- Interoperability and geo-referencing
- Integration for Decision Science and Risks
- Automatic change analysis between BIM and GIS models
- 3D visualisation
- Virtual design and construction
- Virtual reality and augmented reality
- Algorithms to generate BIM/GIS models from point cloud data
- BIM and GIS integration with 3D point clouds
- Decision making based on BIM and GIS integration
- Geospatial data analysis based on BIM and GIS integration
We welcome full papers, long abstracts and standalone presentations - link to submission details