PIANC Smart Rivers 2022
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Inland Navigation Structure
Logistics
River System Management
Smart Shipping
Special Sessions
Waterway Infrastructure
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BIM refers to the process, method and technology that creates and utilizes digital models to manage and optimize the whole process of design, construction and operation of construction projects. Compared with the construction field, the application of BIM technology in inland waterway engineering lags behind, and there is a lack of supporting tools and methods specifically for BIM application, as well as a lack of component model library and localized sample files. In view of the application of BIM technology in inland waterway restricted engineering, This paper studies key technologies and applications such as BIM model creation, BIM model delivery and BIM+GIS integration of inland river restricted waterway engineering. Based on a restricted waterway project in northern Zhejiang, autodesk BIM platform and Supermap 3D GIS platform, Conduct BIM model creation, BIM model delivery and application verification of BIM+GIS and other key technologies for inland river restricted waterway projects, realize multi-source BIM data visualization, convenient delivery without plug-ins, and linkage between business data such as drawings, progress, changes, quality and safety and BIM model. Realize the multi-level management combining the whole line macro management based on GIS and fine management based on BIM, and meet the requirements of relying on digital construction control and later operation and maintenance of the project. The research results can promote the transformation of the design, construction and maintenance management of inland river restricted waterway engineering to three-dimensional and whole-life management, achieve the fine construction goal of inland river restricted waterway engineering, and provide reference for the application of BIM technology in inland river restricted waterway engineering.
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