Designing and building smarter, more resilient infrastructure requires taking a broader view of the natural and built environment. The fusion of GIS (geographic information system) and BIM (building information modeling) enables stakeholders to put their projects, issues, and assets on a map, while gaining a deeper understanding of their interaction within the geographic context.
ArcGIS GeoBIM connects 3D models, documents, and more in Autodesk Construction Cloud and BIM 360 with the power of GIS through an intuitive web-based experience. We will cover how GIS-BIM integration with ArcGIS GeoBIM helps to improve collaboration and streamline communication from the planning and design phases, through to construction and maintenance. The presenters also highlight the evolution of ArcGIS GeoBIM and its potential capabilities with Autodesk.
In this webinar, you will learn how to:
Avoid costly and time-consuming file translation effort that impacts successful projects
Put your project issues and component documentation on a map within geographic context
Link GIS and BIM/CAD datasets for an intuitive way for teams and stakeholders to access up-to-date information
Unify processes to facilitate better communication of designs with key project stakeholders
Connect with future integrations between Autodesk and Esri
ArcGIS GeoBIM technology helps architects, engineers, construction teams and project owners design, build, and maintain smarter, sustainable infrastructure, cities, and communities for the future. A partnership between Esri and Autodesk, the map-based technology allows a broader view of any project to be considered. The easy-to-use web platform lets users design Building Information Modeling (BIM) projects in a geospatial context. With ArcGIS GeoBIM, you can integrate GIS location-based technology and BIM data, linking maps, digital models, and project information in a single user experience. Keep your data organized, reduce file conversion time, and easily share information between teams and stakeholders when you use ArcGIS GeoBIM to put your projects on the map. For more information, please visit: https://go.esri.com/geobim