Digital public administration: method of digital models-doubles (BIM) in law

Abstract

The article is devoted to the study of the principles of the possibilities of applying BIM-technologies in law. The authors explain the concept and meaning of BIM modeling in general, noting that the BIM method, originally developed for information and functional modeling of buildings (in the construction sector), is now actively used (in significantly more complex modalities) in a variety of other areas. The article presents the author’s concept explaining the essence of the technology of the digital models-doubles (BIM). The work is based on the use of research methods of analysis and synthesis, induction and deduction, classification and modeling, observation. Using these methods, the distinction characteristics were described and the features of the method of digital models-doubles (BIM) in legal science and practice, its goals and the possibility of its application were predicted. The need for the development of universal platforms and the creation of universal prototypes, templates, formats, matrices and sets of tools, including concepts, methods and tools for processing, archiving, saving and storing data, is noted. The authors set out in detail (in the author’s concept) the possibilities, goals, methods and features of applying the method of digital models-doubles (BIM) in law.

Application of BIM Technology in Data Collection of Large-Scale Engineering Intelligent Construction

“…At the same time, the huge information database in BIM technology can form data docking with material suppliers and information sharing; project participants can directly obtain information from BIM data and implement a pull supply chain. The relationship between the construction period and cost and the mutual influence between its components, as well as the impact of the construction period on the components of project cost, are the basis for the study of construction period cost optimization [16,17]. The construction period and cost are the two most important factors affecting the construction process; they are independent of each other, influence each other, and have certain regularity with each other.…”