CONIM- A Prototype For Integration Between Design And Technical Analysis An AEC (Architecture, Engineering And Construction)

Jan Karlshøj; Lars Damkilde

CONIM- A Prototype For Integration Between Design And Technical Analysis An AEC (Architecture, Engineering And Construction)

Jan Karlshøj, Lars Damkilde

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The objective of the CONstruction Information Model is to integrate the architectural description of the construction with the technical models used in the engineering analysis. The principle of the solution is to integrate the main components from different aspect models into a common kernel. CONIM is based on a conceptual model, which contains a small product model and a system for assembling aspect models. This makes it possible to join the main components in a convenient logical structure, and allows references to the applications and data in the aspect models.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	CIB W078 Joint International Workshop on Computer-Integrated Construction And Computers and Building Strandards
Number of pages	10
Publication date	1992
Pages	277-286
Publication status	Published - 1992
Externally published	Yes

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CONIM- A Prototype For Integration Between Design And Technical Analysis An AEC (Architecture, Engineering And Construction). / Karlshøj, Jan; Damkilde, Lars.
CIB W078 Joint International Workshop on Computer-Integrated Construction And Computers and Building Strandards . 1992. p. 277-286.

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