BS 1192-4:2014
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Collaborative production of information – Fulfilling employer’s information exchange requirements using COBie. Code of practice
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
BSI | 2014 | 58 |
This British Standard defines a methodology for the transfer between parties of structured information relating to Facilities, including buildings and infrastructure. It defines expectations for the design and construction project phases prior to handover and acquisition and the subsequent in-use phase.
This code of practice assists the demand side, including employers with portfolio managers, asset managers and facility managers, to specify their expectations while helping information providers, including the lead designers and contractors, to prepare concise, unambiguous and accessible information.
NOTE 1 During briefing and renovation, these roles might be reversed. Other participants might have both roles.
NOTE 2 Suppliers and specialist designers and contractors might also be involved in providing information.
Clause 4 documents these processes and by whom and when such exchanges are envisaged.
Employer’s Information Requirements (EIR) can be specified by the purposes intended for the information; Clause 5 structures these demands by use of “why” and “what”.
Clause 6 defines the management and quality criteria that are to be applied in the preparation and acceptance of the information exchange.
Specific implementation for buildings and infrastructure facilities and for new and existing facilities are detailed in Clause 7.
PDF Catalog
PDF Pages | PDF Title |
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5 | Foreword |
6 | Figure 1 Core maturity model |
7 | Introduction Figure 2 Generic view of COBie |
8 | Figure 3 Infrastructure view of COBie Figure 4 Building view of COBie, using standard terms |
9 | 1 Scope 2 Normative references 3 Terms and definitions |
12 | 4 Business process |
13 | Figure 5 The Facility lifecycle |
14 | Figure 6 Governance |
15 | 5 Purposes |
19 | 6 Management and quality criteria |
21 | Table 1 Date format Table 2 Comma separated lists |
22 | Table 3 Common units of measure Table 4 Use of common units of measure |
23 | Table 5 Use of units from PickLists Table 6 Time units |
25 | 7 Implementation |
27 | Table 7 Classification recommendations |
28 | Table 8 Additional Facility Attributes (buildings and infrastructure) |
30 | Table 9 Additional Facility Attributes (building) Table 10 Additional Facility Attributes (infrastructure) |
31 | Table 11 Additional Attributes for internal and external Spaces (locations) Table 12 Additional Attributes for internal Spaces (locations) |
33 | Table 13 Additional Component Attributes Table 14 Additional Component Attributes (existing facilities) |
34 | OLE_LINK19 Table 15 Additional Type Attributes (infrastructure) Table 16 Optional Component Attribute |
35 | Annex A Example COBie entries Table A.1 COBie Instruction example |
36 | Table A.2 COBie Contact example |
37 | Table A.3 COBie building Facility example |
38 | Table A.4 COBie infrastructure Facility example |
39 | Table A.5 COBie building Floor example Table A.6 COBie infrastructure example |
40 | Table A.7 COBie building Space example Table A.8 COBie infrastructure location example |
41 | Table A.9 COBie Zone example |
42 | Table A.10 COBie Type example |
43 | Table A.11 COBie Component example Table A.12 COBie System example |
44 | Table A.13 COBie Assembly example Table A.14 COBie Connection example |
45 | Table A.15 COBie Spare example Table A.16 COBie Resource example |
46 | Table A.17 COBie Job example |
47 | Table A.18 COBie Impact example Table A.19 COBie Document example |
48 | Table A.20 COBie single Attribute example Table A.21 COBie table Attribute example |
49 | Table A.22 COBie simple Coordinate example Table A.23 COBie GIS Coordinate example |
50 | Table A.24 COBie Linear Referencing Coordinates example |
51 | Table A.25 COBie Issue example |
52 | Table A.26 COBie PickLists example |
54 | Annex B Unified modelling language (UML) diagram of the COBie schema Figure B.1 COBie schema |
55 | Bibliography |