Oct 18, 2017 -- A packed British Information Modelling event held at the Geovation hub in central London marked the start of London’s Digital Construction Week. The fourth in a series of bi-annual events organised by 3D Repo, speakers from Bryden Wood, Skanska, Flux, Ordnance Survey and Podaris took up a geospatial theme with delegates debating issues such a data access, integration and collaboration.

Skanska’s Vaibhav Tyagi talked about their project lead in the ‘Innovate’ government-backed project to provide created integration between geospatial and BIM data.  Elite Sher of Bryden Wood was then joined by 3D Repo’s Pavol Knapo to present their developments in 4D sequence visualisation on 3D Repo’s cloud-based digital construction platform.

Layla Gordon of Ordnance Survey took to the lectern to explain pioneering R & D work linking Augmented Reality (AR) to GIS data, showing examples of AR at city and internal building level. Anthony Buckley-Thorp of Flux then presented a solution for easing access to vital BIM-related data held in the many different systems used in construction design and planning.  The event was rounded off with a talk from Nathan Koren of Podaris, who discussed the long-lead times affecting infrastructure projects and presented a solution to designed to free data held in data silos and speed decision making.   

For the second year running 3D Repo has arranged British Information Modelling in coordination with Digital Construction Week (DCW) taking place this week at London’s Excel (18-19 October 2017).   As the pioneer of cloud based design collaboration in BIM, 3D Repo will be on stand C49 exhibiting its latest developments including Virtual Reality and 4D modelling applications.

“This is the fourth British Information Modelling event held over a 2 year period and it is remarkable to witness the speed of technological innovation in the construction and infrastructure sectors,” commented 3D Repo’s CEO Dr Jozef Dobos. “With so much data being created the focus now is finding ways to make best use it.  As a provider of an open platform designed to ease design collaboration, it was encouraging to see how the industry and technology suppliers are working together to open up and share data, with innovations that make data easier to visualise and understand.” 

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