4. BIM PROJECT PARTICIPANTS 4.1. Model Author Definitions Per section 3. BIM PROJECT PARTICIPANT ROLES of the BIM PDS, the Discipline Model Managers and their organizations will be documented as Model Element Authors (MEA) in the following Model Author Matrix. The following tables represent standard naming conventions that consistently represent the participating organizations and should be utilized throughout the BIM EP. Model Element Author abbreviations and naming conventions shall not be edited, but can be removed or added with the approval of the University Project Manager as needed per project. Abbreviation Element Author Organization U University The Ohio State University A Architect SE Structural Engineer PE Plumbing Engineer HE HVAC Engineer FE Fire Protection Engineer EE Electrical Engineer TE Technology Engineer CE Engineer LA Landscape Architect CM Construction Manager GC General Contractor SC Structural Contractor DB Design Builder PC Plumbing Contractor HC HVAC Contractor FC Fire Protection Contractor EC Electrical Contractor TC Technology Contractor Other Other Other Other 4.2. BIM Project Participants And Model Element Authors In addition to The Ohio State University Project Participants, all BIM Project Participants from the Design and Construct phases of the project shall be outlined in the following matrix. The Ohio University Project Participants Department Role Name E-mail Phone FOD Project Manager FITS University Model Manager FOD Closeout Coordinator
Other 5. COLLABORATION, TRANSMISSION & PERMITTED USE STRATEGIES AND SUPPORTING SOFTWARE Design and Construct Model Managers are responsible for completing the following matrix, identifying how and when digital data will be shared between Model Element Authors (sender) and what the Permitted Use of that information is by the Model User (receiver). All BIM Project Participants and Model Element Authors (per section 4. BIM PROJECT PARTICIPANTS of the BIM EP) are required to have their own software licenses and computers capable of running the needed software (as outlined below) to perform their portion of work. In addition, they shall have network connectivity and wi-fi accessibility enabling remote project collaboration via webinars and model sharing. models must be submitted in the currently available version of Revit or the current year available minus one or two years at the time of submission. The Conformed Design Intent BIMs rows below should take this into consideration. Per Section 3. BIM PROJECT BIM GOALS of this document the BIM Use Case column represents the minimum requirements and options to leverage BIM on projects. Per the “Use of the BIM Execution Plan” statement, these should be updated per project. The following Permitted Use(s) of the BIM and/or shared digital data by the User (Receiver) will be identified for each BIM Use Case in the matrix below. The MEA is not responsible for any use of the geometry and data beyond its prescribed reliability and documented Permitted Use. Permitted Use Abbreviations and Descriptions S Store, View and Query I Integrate (incorporate additional data without modifying data received) M Modify as required to fulfill project obligations U As defined in Section 5.4. (Model Ownership and Intellectual Property Rights of the BIM PDS) BIM Use Case MEA User Frequency Software and Version File Exchange Format Permitted Use Authoring - Design Intent BIMs A SE PE HE FE EE Existing Conditions Documentation, Modeling PoR Validation