Geo-Information Technology of 8-Level Responsibility: Concept and Standard of Construction Management for Implementation of the BIM-Technology in Russia

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Currently, the increase in construction efficiency in the world is associated with the introduction and development of information modelling of construction objects (BIM-technology). The BIM-technology is a process of collective creation and use of information about a structure that forms the basis for all decisions throughout the life cycle of an object. The BIM-technology with the help of a number of software products provides automation of production, it does not provide a methodology for the introduction of these products. The article describes the technology of 8-level responsibility, which is guaranteed to give systematically a new quality of management in construction, related to the requirements of the Russian Government Decree No. 87 of February 16, 2008. The technology of 8-level responsibility (8LR) in the detailed specification of GD No. 87, (territory, construction stage, master plan object, section (part) of the project) extends the number of inseparable levels to 8 (part of the object, element, mark, position), where the "position" is the last indivisible detail of the object. There is reason to argue that the use of the "8LR Technology" in addition to the BIM-technology will provide a synergistic effect and will remove a number of obstacles to the BIM introduction in Russia and system control in the construction and operation of objects of any complexity in Russia.

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Komosko, V., Serebryakov, S., & Strokov, V. (2017). Geo-Information Technology of 8-Level Responsibility: Concept and Standard of Construction Management for Implementation of the BIM-Technology in Russia. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 95). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/95/4/042007

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