BIM-Based Maintenance Data Processing Mechanism through COBie Standard Development for Port Facility

In the AECO field, there have been many efforts to transform the design, construction, and maintenance methods that have been carried out in the traditional way based on document-based data into digital ones. BIM makes it possible for the information necessary for the entire construction process to...

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Published in:Applied sciences 2022-02, Vol.12 (3), p.1304
Main Authors: Shin, Sangyun, Moon, Hyounseok, Shin, Jaeyoung
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Breakdown
Bridges
Building information modeling
Building management systems
Civil engineering
Computers
Construction
Data exchange
Data processing
Digital data
Facilities management
facility management
Information management
Knowledge management
Maintenance
port BIM
port COBie
Software
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Summary:In the AECO field, there have been many efforts to transform the design, construction, and maintenance methods that have been carried out in the traditional way based on document-based data into digital ones. BIM makes it possible for the information necessary for the entire construction process to be transformed into a language that computers can understand. In the field of architecture, BIM has been actively used throughout the entire construction life cycle through steady research since the 2000s, while COBie was developed in order to deliver information generated in the design and construction phase to the maintenance phase based on the BIM environment. In the field of infrastructure, however, digital data-based maintenance information management has not been actively studied. In particular, in the case of a port, once a facility is built, it has to be maintained for a longer period than other facilities, so facility maintenance is of utmost importance. Therefore, this study applied COBie, which is being used in the architecture field (building), to the port field. To this end, the COBie standard format in the port field was developed based on the port facility object breakdown structure and property breakdown structure. The port COBie developed through this study is included when the BIM model is converted to the IFC model so that facility management can be performed through the IFC-based viewer in the future. The port COBie schema developed in this study can be expanded to other fields such as roads and bridges in the future.
ISSN:2076-3417
2076-3417
DOI:10.3390/app12031304