I would like to optimize the inspection and maintenance process in buildings, taking into account the future effects of climate change in their degradation. I mean, I would like to decrease the costs of them procedures, apply the suitable techniques in the accurate time, and increase the lifespan of the elements of the building rehabilitated.
Dear Pablo
Very Interested topic. However, The availability of the information is the key factor in optimising building maintenance. And I think BIM can help you a lot in this matter.
Kind regards
Ammar
Methods were developed within European projects aiming to optimise building refurbishment on the long time. See www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378778899000262 and http://www.epiqr.ch/software-development, as well as the paper https://www.researchgate.net/publication/255791902_EPIQR_-_TOBUS_-XENIOS_-_INVESTIMMO_European_Methodologies_Software_Tools_for_Building_Refurbishment_Assessment_of_Energy_Savings_and_IEQ
Conference Paper EPIQR – TOBUS –XENIOS – INVESTIMMO, European Methodologies &...
I agree with Ammar - BIM will help you. What I think you need to focus on is who is doing the inspection? What is the purpose of the inspection (valuation, condition, retrofit project) and in which type of building? Using BIM or other facilities management platforms to share this information as Ammar has mentioned will help the key people manage the retrofit project. As a surveyor my first port of call is the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors website but don't forget CIBSE and other Facilities Management Organisations.
Best regards,
Katharine
http://www.rics.org/uk/training-events/training-courses/property-inspection-techniques/london/
http://www.bifm.org.uk/bifm/knowledge/resources/BIM
Dear Katharine,
I am very grateful for your collaboration. Thank you very much!.
Kind regards,
Pablo.
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