steve.jones@construction · 2019. 5. 13. · The Business Value of BIM for Transportation...

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The Business Value of BIM for Transportation Infrastructure

Stephen A JonesSenior Director,

Industry Insights Research

Dodge Data & Analytics

[email protected]

Sept 25, 2018

mailto:[email protected]

Kiewit. Driven by projects. Built by YOU.

2015 Annual MeetingThe Business Value of BIM for Transportation Infrastructure

Stephen Jones

• BA: Johns Hopkins University; MBA: Wharton

• 19 years in Architecture/Engineering• Principal and Board of Directors of major A/E firm Burt Hill (now Stantec)

• 4 years in Construction Technology• Vice President, Primavera Systems (now Oracle)

• 15 years with Dodge Data & Analytics (formerly McGraw-Hill Construction)

• Senior Director, Industry Insights Research

• Focus on how technology advances and process improvements are impacting the global construction industry

Dodge Global NetworkLeading source of data, forecast and analysis

about global construction

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building products

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Industry Insights Research (Many free reports: www.construction.com)

TECHNOLOGY/INNOVATION

Measuring BIM

China BIMInformation Mobility

BIM for Owners

SUSTAINABILITY

Green Homes Green Schools

World Green Trends Design for Health

PRACTICES/PROCESSES

Managing Uncertainty

Lean Safety

Delivery Systems

http://www.analyticsstore.construction.com/



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Specific BIM Research Reports (www.construction.com)

AustraliaNorth America (3x) Europe (UK, FR, GE) ChinaKorea

Owners ContractorsInfrastructure (2x) Green BIM Metrics

Middle East

2017

Water & Wastewater

2017




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Specific BIM Research Reports (www.construction.com)

AustraliaNorth America (3x) Europe (UK, FR, GE) ChinaKorea

Owners ContractorsInfrastructure (2x) Green BIM Metrics

Middle East

2017

Water & Wastewater

2017

“Forcing BIM into

a plan-centric

process”

Its 10%

technology

and 90%

sociology




BIM for Infrastructure (Free at: www.construction.com)

Online survey in four countries• US, UK, France and Germany

• 368 engineers, contractors (and owners in US) that do transportation projects

• Roads, bridges, tunnels, aviation, rail and mass transit

BIM for their transportation projects • Use: past, present, future

• Activities that Generate Benefits: project, process and internal

• Investments, ROI

• Non-users: obstacles, triggers

66 page report• Includes case studies, interviews and feature articles

• FREE @ construction.com



BIM for Infrastructure (Free at: www. construction.com)

Consistent definition of “BIM” in Dodge Data & Analytics BIM studies since 2007:

• “BIM” refers broadly to the use of 3D modeling technologies to create and use information-rich digital models and the related simulation and visualization capabilities and collaborative processes to leverage the value of the models. It is also commonly referred to as Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) and model-based design.




BIM for Infrastructure (Free at: www.construction.com)

Follow-up to 2012 study of BIM for all types of infrastructure in US

2017 report includes comparative data for US market

Future reports can compare to this 2017 data in all regions




Adoption (percentage of firms using BIM on their transportation projects)

BIM Users:

• How many co’s are using BIM on any of their transportation projects

o US includes owners Surveyed as “Users”

“Who’s in the BIM pool?”



Implementation (percentage of users’ projects that involve BIM)

Committed Users:

• Percentage of users who report BIM involvement on 50% or more of their transportation projects

o 2 years before survey

o Current use

o Estimated use 2 years from survey

“Who’s in the deep end of

the BIM pool?”



High/Very High Value Activities (3 categories)

1. Analysis and Coordination:

• Spatial coordination

• Structural analysis

• Environmental impact and feasibility studies

“Which BIM activities

produce the most value?”




2. Cost, Schedule, Labor, Materials Planning:

• Cost-related

• Schedule-related

• Workforce-related

• Quantity take-off






3. Approvals, Submittals, Other Tasks:

• Client review

• Submittals (not shop drawings)

• Automated machine guidance





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O&M

Environmental impact

Automated Machine Guidance

Workflorce

4D Scheduling

Submittals

Cost estimation and cost control

Quantity take-off

Structural analysis

Client review/approval

Spatial coordination

Mature

Developing

Emerging

Highest Value Activities (all countries)



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O&M



Workflorce

4D Scheduling

Submittals


Quantity take-off

Structural analysis



Mature

Developing

Emerging


CERTAINTY



Subgrade BIM



Subgrade BIM



Subgrade BIM


Smr and examples

DRIVE THRU

Smr and examples

DRIVE THRU

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Augmented Reality for Stakeholder Engagement

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Augmented Reality for Stakeholder Engagement

Source:ICA

▪ Macroeconomic overview

▪ Outlook by project type

▪ Big picture review

▪ Beyond 2015

Laser Scanning and Simulated Construction




2015 Annual MeetingThe Future of Making Things

• DIGITAL TWIN: Local, urban and regional scale


Digital Twin

Optimizing Planning and Design through Simulations

The Future of Making Things

• 5D + Risk management


San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge – East Span



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O&M



Workflorce

4D Scheduling

Submittals


Quantity take-off

Structural analysis



Mature

Developing

Emerging


CERTAINTY


Process and project benefits from using BIM

Top 7 Process and Project Benefits• Percentage of

users who selected each be in their Top 3 (from a total list of 13)

The “WHY?”


Internal (E&C firms) business benefits from using BIM

Top 5 Internal Benefits• The internal

(engineer and contractor) business benefits rated High/Very High

The “WHY?”


When BIM has most value during the project The “WHEN?”



Perceived ROI on BIM

Perceived ROI on BIM:

• Variation by country





• The percentage of users who perceive their ROI to be at each of 4 levels (or Not Sure)

o 65% positive





• The percentage of users who perceive their ROI to be at each of 4 levels (or Not Sure)

o 65% positive





• Over 25% ROI by country



Factors that would most increase value of BIM

Increase Value of BIM:

• The factors that would have most positive impact on BIM value for users

“What do you

need?”



Owners requesting BIM

Percentage of transportation

projects on which owners request

BIM

POLL



Adoption (percentage of firms using BIM on their transportation projects)

Non-Users:

• Percentage of engineers and contractors who report NOT using BIM on any of their transportation projects

o US includes owners

Surveyed as “Non-Users”



Non-Users

Reasons for Not Using BIM

• High or Very High influence on not adopting BIM



Non-Users

Reasons for Not Using BIM

• High or Very High influence on not adopting BIM



Know WHY

Determine HOW

Measure HOW WELL

Rinse & Repeat!!!!



Stephen A JonesSenior Director,

Industry Insights Research

Dodge Data & Analytics

[email protected]

Sept 25, 2018

mailto:[email protected]

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