Automatic development of Building Automation Control Network (BACN) using IFC4-based BIM models

Sanz, Roberto; Álvarez, S.; Valmaseda, Cesar; Rovas, Dimitrios

doi:10.1201/9780429506215-28

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“…The integration between the BIM and BAS domains has been investigated in previous studies both to translate BAS design information into BIM (Vieira 2015, Tang et al 2020, and to apply various building services, including HVAC control strategies (Sanz et al 2018, Benndorf et al 2017, Sporr et al 2019, and fault detection and diagnostics algorithms (Andriamamonjy et al 2018). While these methods revealed that BAS information can be properly represented by BIM, the integration between BIM and multiple BAS communication protocols and control applications remains limited.…”

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Exchange requirements to support demand side management using BIM and Building Automation System domains

Pereira¹,

Shaw²,

Martín-Toral³

et al. 2021

Proceedings of the 2021 European Conference on Computing in Construction

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Demand Side Management (DSM) programmes promote energy flexibility, cost reduction and resilience in both grids and buildings, which can be supported by integrating Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Building Automation System (BAS). Despite recent advances in the field, research to date remains limited in defining data requirement structures and interoperable approaches to exploit the potential of this integration. This paper defines a set of exchange requirements (ERs) to support DSM using BIM and BAS domains. The definition of these ERs is the foundation to create a common data model that enables context-aware DSM optimisation strategies.

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