This means that all objects have to be defined, described and differentiated from others. Additionally attributive descriptions and the graphic geometric layout have to be fixed in detail as well as the connections between the objects. Realizing the model into a information system demands a functional model, which lead to a user shell. Finally a new workflow for the maintenance has to be found in order to get the positive effects of using the system. Using the system within a workflow of maintenance means using it for controlling the time cycles.
Damages have to be modelled as defined objects.
So with their attributive information the control of change has to be made. From these data statistics of the development of damages can easily be drawn up. This leads to an estimation of future repairing works, which means that a better planning of the budget is possible. Since 1994 Professor at the Fachhochschule Frankfurt am Main, University of Applied Sciences for the subjects of Geo-Information. This page is maintained by the FIG Office .