BIM-GIS application in construction of traffic works

On September 18, the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Construction held a conference on the plan to deploy BIM-GIS in traffic and technical infrastructure construction, aiming to find a synchronous digitalization solution for the construction industry.

Portcoast representative introduces digital solutions in the field of technical infrastructure construction

At the conference, experts and businesses introduced and analyzed the application of digitalization in the implementation of construction projects. Representatives of Portcoast Consulting Joint Stock Company introduced advanced digitalization solutions such as BIM-GIS, Scan to BIM technology, Digital Twin and smart cities.

These technologies optimize construction processes and improve infrastructure management efficiency, showing potential in improving project management efficiency, optimizing operations, as well as promoting a comprehensive digitalization strategy in the construction and technical infrastructure sectors.

Accordingly, the BIM-GIS model (building information model - geographic information) connects data and visualizes three-dimensional space on a digital platform. This shortens inspection and monitoring time, makes more accurate decisions during maintenance and repair, prolongs the life of the building and minimizes waste.

Portcoast representative cited analysis from the Royal Academy of Engineering in the UK showing that BIM is a method that can save 20% of costs in purchasing and operating projects.

According to a study by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (USA), accurately digitizing underground infrastructure in highway projects saves huge costs. Specifically, every $1 spent on digitization saves $21.

In Ho Chi Minh City, one of the typical projects applying the BIM-GIS model is metro line No. 1 (Ben Thanh - Suoi Tien). The city is researching and applying this model to metro lines about to start construction.

DONG SON

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/ung-dung-bim-gis-trong-xay-dung-cac-cong-trinh-giao-thong-post813611.html