Methods and systems for linking building information models with building maintenance information

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2013-9-26

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Akçamete Güngör, Aslı
Liu, Xuesong
Garrett , Jr. James H.

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A computer-implemented method includes, in one aspect, receiving a request for a spatial analysis of building behavior of an entity within a building facility; retrieving building maintenance information about the entity within the building facility; accessing a building information model for the building facility; identifying a portion of the building information model that pertains to the entity; and based on the retrieved building maintenance information and the identified portion of the building information model, generating the spatial analysis of the building behavior for the entity within the building facility.

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/70179

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A. Akçamete Güngör, X. Liu, and J. J. H. Garrett, “Methods and systems for linking building information models with building maintenance information,” 00, 2013.