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Classification: Restricted Brite-EuRam BE 96-3016 CONCURrent Engineering in Building and Civil Engineering Information modelling Distribution Draft 1 Draft 2 Issued 3 Date 1/10/98 16/12/98 17/12/98 TW * * * IVO * * * SKA * * * TNO * * * DUT * * * VTT * * * KTH * * * STABU * * * WWW * CEC Report Reference No. R1301 Status Draft/Issued/Revised Issued Rev. 3 Date December 98 Release to CEC -- Document Control Sheet Amendment Record Revision Status Page Nos. Amendment Date By 1 Draft Full Doc. 30/6/97 TNO 2 Draft Full Doc. Final version 16/12/98 TNO 3 Issued Full Doc. Document Control sheet added and minor format changes to suit CONCUR style 17/12/98 TW Table of Contents 1 Executive Summary 3 2 Introduction, background and scope 3 2.1 What is tendering 3 2.2 Objectives in tendering stage 4 2.3 Integrated modelling 5 3 Information Modelling 6 3.1 Introduction 6 3.2 Object of interest and ontology 7 3.2.1 CONCUR information ontology 7 3.2.2 CONCUR Meta Model 7 3.2.3 Functional unit - technical solution decomposition 8 3.2.4 Global model 10 3.3 Characteristics and functions 11 3.3.1 Information aspects 11 3.3.2 Characteristics 12 3.3.3 Quantities 12 3.3.4 Functions 12 3.3.5 User actions and processes 13 3.3.6 Examples 13 4 Mapping to IFC 1.5 16 4.1 Spatial model 16 4.2 Element model 17 Appendix A Objects of interest 19 Appendix B Characteristics 21 Appendix C Functions of interest 34 Executive Summary “The end goal of the CONCUR project is the integration of industrial processes within the day-to-day operations of the industrial partners.” Introduction, background and scope Workpackage 1 of CONCUR is addressing the way the industrial partners work and use necessary information. Work to that intent is carried out by doing process and information analyses in the industry partner companies. The results of the analyses were reported in a number of process models, one for each partner and a CONCUR Commo