Geographic Information System Usage Options in Facility Management

Vaňková, Lucie; Krejza, Zdeněk; Kocourková, Gabriela; Laciga, Jan

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2021.12.067

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“…Recently, FM research has been involving integrated BIM-GIS systems. FM is increasingly focused on finding solutions and tools to work at different scales, from component, room, or building scale to spatial, regional, or national [48]. The FM has identified the potential of GIS methodology and tools aimed at surveying, interpreting, and visualizing data from different perspectives to support facility manager decision making.…”

Section: Bim-gis Integrated Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Building Information Modeling and Geographic Information System: Integrated Framework in Support of Facility Management (FM)

Congiu,

Quaquero,

Rubiu

et al. 2024

Buildings

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Currently, the management of public real estate stocks is one of the most challenging activities. In this case, facility management emerges as a strategic but complex discipline that requires a great amount of integrated and structured data and information of heterogeneous origin and nature. Starting from this premise, this paper focuses on how FM discipline can be supported by Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Geographic Information System (GIS) integrated methodologies and tools achieving high levels of effectiveness and efficiency in public building stock management. This led to the definition and development of a framework that mainly takes advantage of open-source tools (e.g., Quantum Geographic Information System—QGIS, and Dynamo) and non-proprietary data exchange formats like the COBie (Construction Operations Building Information Exchange) international standard. This methodological framework is capable of integrating different but strongly complementary tools, data, information, and expert knowledge for a multiscale approach. The methodology presented in this paper does not provide for an integral transfer of BIM data to the GIS platform but leads instead to an effective bidirectional integration between the two informative systems, by properly relating them and allowing for an easy switch from one system database to the other. The findings of experimental applications of the methodological approach to the former Macciotta pediatric hospital, a healthcare building owned by the University of Cagliari, are presented and discussed. Finally, the analysis about potentials and criticalities of the developed methodological framework aims to trigger the widest future development and dissemination of this research.

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Section: Bim-gis Integrated Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Building Information Modeling and Geographic Information System: Integrated Framework in Support of Facility Management (FM)

Congiu,

Quaquero,

Rubiu

et al. 2024

Buildings

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“…Recently, FM research has been involving integrated BIM-GIS systems. FM is increasingly focused on finding solutions and tools to work at different scales, from component, room, or building scale to spatial, regional, or national [46]. The FM has identified the potential of GIS methodology and tools aimed at surveying, interpreting, and visualizing data from different perspectives to support facility manager decision-making.…”

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confidence: 99%

BIM-GIS Integrated Framework in Support of Facility Management (FM)

Congiu,

Quaquero,

Rubiu

et al. 2023

Preprint

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Building Information Modelling (BIM) is increasingly adopted in supporting Facility Management (FM). However, in the future perspective of efficiently encouraging the management of building estates, e.g. owned by public authorities or institutions, providing an effective integration between Building Information Models and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) becomes also essential. This contribution is therefore aimed at presenting a methodological framework integrating BIM and GIS environments by mainly taking advantage of open-source tools (e.g. QGIS and Dynamo) and non-proprietary data exchange formats like the COBie (Construction-Operations Building Information Exchange) international standard. Unlike what has been mainly proposed in the literature concerning BIM-GIS integration so far, the methodology presented in this paper does not provide for an integral transfer of BIM data to the GIS platform. The work led instead to the development of an effective bidirectional integration between the two informative systems, by properly relating them and allowing for an easy switch from one system database to the other. This integrated framework is intended to enable facility managers to easily visualize in the GIS platform, through queryable 2D and 3D maps, some relevant information from BIM to efficiently manage workspaces. At the same time, this hybrid informative system allows BIM practitioners to access and manage more detailed information stored in Building Information Models. The findings of experimental applications of the proposed methodological approach to the ex-Macciotta pediatric hospital, a healthcare building owned by the University of Cagliari, are finally presented and discussed.

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“…This application can be easily implemented and used widely via smartphones which can be accessed from various regions in Indonesia. This Geographical Information System (GIS) Based Geographical Information System (GIS) Visual Cluster Map is specifically designed to Support Business Actors in the Fishery Sector to Achieve Economic Independence [Lucie Vankova, 2022]. The main goal is to produce a geographic information system that can provide accurate information regarding the potential of the fisheries business in Indonesia.…”

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The Use of Geographical Information System in Visual Fishery Information in East Java

Rahmat

Rachman²,

Yuniati³

et al. 2023

scj

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This article presents considerations made to show how important it is to use current information to help make a decision. we are currently faced with major social and technological challenges. The main purpose of this discussion is to gain knowledge about the level of use of information technology to create geographic information systems or visual maps of fishery potential in East Java and advantages of GIS in fishing industry. Studies are based on the idea of the need to implement measures aimed at the development and enhancement of fishery potential. The methodological basis for the discussion is an analysis of the literature and case studies.

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Geographic Information System Usage Options in Facility Management

Cited by 9 publications

References 11 publications

Building Information Modeling and Geographic Information System: Integrated Framework in Support of Facility Management (FM)

Building Information Modeling and Geographic Information System: Integrated Framework in Support of Facility Management (FM)

BIM-GIS Integrated Framework in Support of Facility Management (FM)

The Use of Geographical Information System in Visual Fishery Information in East Java

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