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Design, installation and operation

International markets and activities

Science and innovation

IT solutions for business automation

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Structural Monitoring

Building Equipment Monitoring

MEP, Comms, Security Design (BIM)

Anti-Terrorism Analysis

Sensor System Software Integration

Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games

Moscow City skyscraper development

FIFA 2018 World Cup Stadiums

… and many more

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ABOUT | Presentation

Getting BIM

to

Design

Construction

Operation

Design

Construction

Operation

from

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ABOUT | Presentation

By using

Structural Health Monitoring

as an example

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BUILDING INFORMATION MODELLING | The Traditional View

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BUILDING INFORMATION MODELLING | Its Actual Goal

BIM

Renovation

Programming

Conceptual Design

Detailed Design

Analysis

Documentation

Fabrication

Construction 4D/5D

Construction Logistics

Operation and Maintenance

Demolition

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STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING | The Traditional View

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sensors building

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data

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STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING | Its Actual Goal

Improve design process

Structural design

Identify elements of interest

Structural parameters of interest

Sensors & communication system

Installation

Analysis

Validation

Evaluation

Reporting Real-time safety

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STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING | Its Actual Goal

If it were not for structural monitoring, we would still have heavy and square skyscrapers not higher than the Empire State Building

Interpretation from meeting with the United States Geological Survey

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STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING | Real-time Safety of Structures

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STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING | System Installation

Geotechnical

Structural

Environment

Permanent

Temporary

In-construction

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STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING | Real-time Safety of Structures

Physical installation

Communication system

Server setup

Initial measurements

Mathematical model matching

Software installation

Operation

Operator software (lifetime monitoring)

Data analysis (trends, events)

Generation of reports

Research collaborations

Structural threats (seismic, wind, blast)

Structural & dynamic analysis

Critical structural elements

Parameters, sensors and location

Safety criteria

Construction Design

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STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING | Real-time Safety of Structures

Operation Construction Design

SODIS LABS: Autodesk Revit Add-in

Mathematical modelling: ANSYS/Robot

Mobile apps: Lement Pro, Autodesk 360

Project management system based on BIM: Lement Pro Monitoring and

maintenance solutions: SODIS Building

Autodesk BIM platform

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STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING | The Use Of BIM (Management)

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STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING | The Use Of BIM (Design & Construction)

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STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING | The Use Of BIM (Operation)

Facility management

Repository including certification and documentation

Structural system surveying

Critical element selection

Operational software setup

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STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING | The Use Of BIM (Operation)

Software for the operator

Google Earth-style visualization and interaction

Monitored element identification

Sensor identification

Real-time warning and emergencies

Visual warning identification

Access to raw historical data

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STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING | Areas According to IBC 2012 Requiring Monitoring

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SODIS LAB

11/1 Bolotnikovskaya st., Moscow, Russia, 117556

Contact: +7-495-545-48-40

SODIS LAB

1/66 Leicester Avenue, Glen Waverley 3150 VIC, Australia

Contact: +61-435-484-224

Joost Kuckartz joost@sodislab.com

www.sodislab.com

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