01742570

Monograph

http://www.trb.org/Main/Blurbs/180804.aspx

Building information modeling (BIM) is a well-known tool, first used by architects to design facilities. The cost benefit of using BIM has long been established within the construction industry. Digital representation of a facility’s physical and functional characteristics allows BIM to be leveraged as a comprehensive facility management system. When the information in BIM is updated during construction, it generates as-built data that can be used in a computerized maintenance management system. BIM can also be scaled for construction projects of various sizes, renovations of existing facilities, and for more efficient management of planned utility shutdowns. This report provides guidelines for how airport practitioners can build the business case to utilize BIM for asset management once a construction project is completed. By using these guidelines, airport staff will be able to develop their BIM strategy, identify the stakeholders, and determine their BIM governance structure and the appropriate implementation metrics. Airport staff will also be able to identify how to scale the use of BIM for their organization considering the level of implementation sought with a current asset management system.

Project 09-15

English

222p

2020

ACRP Research Report

9780309481571

Digital/other

Appendices; Bibliography; Figures; Tables

Airport planning; Airports; Asset management; Building information models; Implementation

Aviation; Terminals and Facilities

TRIS, TRB, ATRI

Jun 17 2020 2:34PM