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WHAT EXACTLY is BIM?
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INTRODUCTION
BIM is a method of creating and managing
information on a construction project over the
course of its life cycle. A coordinated digital
description of every aspect of the built asset is
developed as part of this process, using a set of
appropriate technology. This digital description
is likely to include a mix of information-rich 3D
models and associated structured data such as
product, execution, and handover
information. The BIM process and associated data
structures are best defined internationally in
the ISO 19650 and 12006 series of standards.
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WHAT EXACTLY ARE BIM DIMENSIONS?
BIM dimensions originated from the need to
distinguish between modelling geometry in two or
three dimensions. This is part of the evolution
of modelling, from drawing boards to the first 2D
CAD systems to 3D modelling packages. Adding
more aspects to this modelling can assist project
teams in understanding what information they are
attempting to model. 4D is often referred to as
modelling scheduling information to model
construction sequences.' 5D is referred to as
'adding financial cost.' Beyond that, there is
little international agreement, and the cost is
arguably not a 'dimension' at all - it is simply
another information field. However, this article
focuses on the more commonly used 'BIM
dimensions.' They could be useful phrases to
start conversations with clients, demonstrate
different BIM use cases, and help develop more
precise requirements.
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2D BIM
2D BIM is a digital geometric model that is
comprised of an X and Y axis linked to additional
information. Early CAD systems were 2D models in
which plans and sections could be created on
computers faster and more accurately than on a
drawing board. Parameters, constraints, and
concepts can now be attached to the 2D model
using more advanced modelling tools. However,
most industry professionals do not consider 2D
geometry models to be BIM.
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3D BIM

• 3D BIM is a digital geometric model that includes
  an X, Y, and Z axis in addition to additional
  information. 3D modelling tools have been a huge
  success because
• At various levels of detail, 2D views of
  geometric information can be generated from the
  3D model.
• Schedules can be generated to report on various
  types of objects within the 3D model.
• To report on any geometric clashes, multiple 3D
  models can be combined.
• All of these features improve accuracy and
  efficiency while lowering the risk of project
  errors.
• Furthermore, when specific information is added
  or linked to these models, additional benefits
  are realised.

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4D BIM
4D BIM is incorporating scheduling data into
model construction sequences. By including a time
dimension, the project team can better visualise
how the construction will be sequenced. This is
critical from the standpoint of a contractor.
When it was first made possible by the use of new
modelling tools, 4D BIM was a huge step forward
for the industry - it illustrated collaboration
between the construction and design teams through
the coordination and sharing of 3D models.
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5D BIM
5D BIM is typically believed to be the addition
of cost information to a model. When discussing
5D BIM, it is best to spell out these specific
requirements. Is the team, for example, expected
to provide capital or operational costs? Is it
expected that these costs will be pre-tender
estimates or a record of as-built costs? Who is
in charge of adding this information? What
measurement method will be used?
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6D BIM
Some believe that 6D BIM adds facility management
to the information set. However, there is little
industry agreement on this, and it could be
argued that this isn't a 'dimension' at all. When
discussing 6D BIM, it is critical to spell out
exactly what is expected so that all parties are
on the same page.
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7D BIM
Some believe that 7D BIM adds sustainability
information to the information set. As with 6D
BIM, carefully define the specific information
required in regard to data types, scope, units,
measurement rules, and so on.
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8D BIM
Some believe that 8D BIM adds health and safety
information to the information set. As with 6D
BIM, carefully define the specific information
required in terms of data types, scope, units,
measurement rules, and so on. I hope this
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