Description
Many owners have rich Revit and AutoCAD data but after handoff, that information is often difficult for operations teams to use in workflows. This session will show how to turn design data into a floor-aware indoor geographic information system (GIS) that supports operations across campuses, airports, and other facilities. You'll learn how to transform CAD/BIM data into an indoor system of record for maps, assets, spaces, safety, and occupants. We'll walk through implementation patterns and data import methods from CAD/BIM into ArcGIS Indoors, using location as a framework to move from handoff to operational value. See real examples from Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, where BIM data was converted into operational twins for assets, spaces, and situational awareness.
Key Learnings
- Learn how Revit and AutoCAD data can be used operationally after handoff.
- Learn about the workflow to create floor-aware indoor maps from AutoCAD and Revit data.
- Learn about common implementation decisions for assets, spaces, and occupant experience.
- Learn how facilities use indoor GIS to support asset and space management, safety, and occupant experience.
Tags
Product | |
Industries | |
Topics |
People who like this class also liked
Industry Talk