The SWIMing project

LD4SC Summer School 7th -‐ 12th June, Cercedilla, Spain

SWIMing Horizon 2020 Project

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Coordinator: Kris McGlinn (TCD) E-‐mail: [email protected]


External Environment

Overview of Building InformaTon Modelling

across the Building Life Cycle Energy

Management

Applications

Systems

Structure and Space

Building Information Model Linked Data


SWIMing – Core Aim

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Building InformaTon

Model


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SWIMing -‐ Overview (1/4)

Core aims •  Support EeB projects

•  Encourage open and accessible data models •  Enable free and semanTcally interoperable data from mulTple sources

Building Life Cycle Energy Management ü CreaTon of a BIM cloud for Services and ApplicaTons

ü Linked Data efficient ExploitaTon

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Key Beneficiaries •  Decision makers during

the whole of the building life cycle o  Design o  ConstrucTon o  Commissioning o  OperaTon o  Retrofiang/

Refurbishment/ReconfiguraTon

o  DemoliTon o  Recycling of buildings

Surveys and Events organized in conjuncTon with the

affiliated workshop series Linked Data for Architecture and

Construc<on (LDAC) +Sustainable Ci<es +BuildingSMART

Engagement


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Expected Results ü Linked Open Data Community for BIM and Building Life Cycle Management

ü LD Use Cases for Building Life Cycle Energy Management

ü Guidelines & Best Prac;ces for LD in Building Life Cycle Energy Management

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Expected Impact

ü  Speeding up industrial exploitaTon and take up of results of EeB PPP projects

ü  STmulate networks and alliances for further RTD and industrial innovaTon in the addressed technology and applicaTon areas

ü  AddiTonal added value beyond the original scope of the EeB PPP projects by exploiTng synergies and sharing best pracTce

ü More effecTve execuTon of acTviTes of common interest, such as training & educaTon, IPR management and standardisaTon

ü  AnTcipate business trends and market prospects.



SWIMing – Cluster Building (1/2)

Target Communi<es for Cluster Building 1)  EeB projects

ü  Knowledgeable about various aspects of BIM and BLC-‐Energy Management ü  Directly benefited from the applicaTon of LD

2)  Companies ü  Success stories around LD ü  Not yet engaged in linked data

ü  Need to understand the potenTal benefit of these technologies ü  Need to tackle pracTcal problems before working with them

3)  Industrial/Governmental Organiza;ons ü  Use data from building informaTon modeling applicaTons/data related to the

BLC ü  Benefit from the greater integraTon of data and interoperability between their

data sets and the wider linked data communiTes 4)  Individual Key Players

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Means of SWIMing project for cluster building •  The SWIMing Community portal

–  Set up as a W3C Community Group –  “Linked Building Data” W3C Community – www.w3.org/community/lbd/

•  The SWIMing project portal and social media –  hCp://swiming-‐project.eu/

•  VoCamp iniGaGves

•  BuildingSMART

SWIMing – Cluster Building (2/2)

SWIMing Set Up

Exis;ng Industrial Communi;es & Fora

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The SWIMing Community portal “This group brings together experts in the area of building informaGon modelling (BIM) and Web of Data technologies to define exisGng and future use cases and requirements for linked data based applica;ons across the life cycle of buildings.”

Linked Building Data Community Group

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SWIMing – Community Engagement Call for ParTcipaTon in LBD Community

June 2014 Events Announcement for Stakeholders

Engagement

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SWIMing – ifcOWL Ontology

ü One common ifcOWL ontology to be used as a reference ontology

ü A common EXPRESS-‐to-‐OWL conversion procedure for IFC and corresponding ifcOWL ontology

hZp://linkedbuildingdata.net/resources/IFC4_ADD1.owl

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Use Case SelecTon Call for LBD

SWIMing – Use Case CollecTon

LBD Use Case QuesTonnaire

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Seed Use Cases -‐ Overview

hZps://www.w3.org/community/lbd/wiki/Seed_Use_Cases

LBD Community Wiki for use cases based on: •  ExisGng linked data applicaGons

•  PlaUorms

•  Prototypes

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Seed Use Cases -‐ Template

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Seed Use Cases -‐ Stakeholders

Three main categories

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Seed Use Cases – LBD Benefits (1/2)

Linked Data Benefits Extracted from the Use Case Analysis for Buildings

ü Seamless Data integraTon due to structured vocabularies ü Cross-‐domain Building Data Interoperability ü Linking with other data/data models for enhanced and standardized funcTonaliTes

ü Logical Basis for rule-‐based building analysis ü SemanTc Inference of available data

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Seed Use Cases – LBD Benefits (2/2)

Linked Data Benefits Extracted from the Use Case Analysis for Buildings

ü  InformaTve Content about data through the available human-‐readable documentaTon and metadata

ü Distributed maintenance of different models ü Clear definiTon regarding the control, responsibility, and ownership of models

ü Adding semanTcs to tabular data

ü Historical building data availability for analysis and applicaTon development

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Seed Use Cases – LBD Challenges (1/2)

Linked Data Challenges Extracted from the Use Case Analysis for Buildings

ü IntegraTng Data on-‐Demand ü Real-‐Tme data management in a responsive manner

ü  Accurate Data extracTon and validated data resources ü  Data provenance and trustworthiness ü  Data and rule alignment for analysis ü  Uplioing of exisTng Building ‘Models’ (e.g. dwg) into LD

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Linked Data Challenges Extracted from the Use Case Analysis for Buildings

ü Real-‐Tme Linked Data combined with computaTonally efficient simulaTon applicaTons ü  OpTmal/Standardized Linking and metadata representaTons ü  Development of fast and accurate difference computaTon between model versions ü Development of flexible protocols for feedback communicaTon (noTficaTons, change requests, requests for voids, etc.)

Seed Use Cases – LBD Challenges (2/2)

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What’s Next

•  13-‐15 July 2015 -‐ Eindhoven, NL -‐ 22nd InternaTonal Workshop for Intelligent CompuTng in Engineering (EG-‐ICE)

•  15-‐17 July 2015 -‐ Eindhoven, NL -‐ 3rd InternaTonal Workshop on Linked Data in Architecture and ConstrucTon (LDAC)

•  16-‐18 September 2015 -‐ Savona, IT -‐ Sustainable Places 2015 (SP2015)

•  27-‐29 October 2015 -‐ Eindhoven, NL -‐ 32rd InternaTonal CIB W78 Conference

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1st Summer School on Smart Ci<es and Linked Open Data (LD4SC-‐15)

Thank you for your aZenTon!

The SWIMing project has received funding from the Horizon 2020 European Union (EU)

Research and InnovaTon programme under grant 637162.

The SWIMing project

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