Architect

BIM/VDC Manager

Building Information Modeling (BIM)

Structural Engineer

Bridges

Software Development

Collaboration

Virtual Design & Construction

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openBIM workflows enable interoperability and collaboration among different software applications and stakeholders in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry using neutral, industry-standard formats. These workflows center around Industry Foundation Classes (IFC), an open and neutral data format for building information modeling (BIM), but they also include other formats and technologies such as BCF (BIM collaboration format), bSDD (buildingSMART Data Dictionary), and IDS. In this session, you'll learn about the Autodesk strategy around IFC and openBIM, the current and future capabilities of Revit, and other Autodesk AEC products to support openBIM workflows. In addition, we'll offer some insights for Revit users to optimize their IFC data exchange and quality. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced user of Revit and IFC, this session will provide you with valuable insights and guidance to enhance your openBIM workflows and collaboration. 

OpenBIM Workflows at Autodesk 

Industry Talk

San Diego

openBIM workflows enable interoperability and collaboration among different software applications and stakeholders in the architecture, engineering, and constru

CAD Management & IT

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Building Information Modeling (BIM),  Infrastructure Workflows,  Model Coordination,  Project Management,  Software Development

Autodesk established the Industry Alliance for Interoperability in 1994 inviting ~20 companies to work on neutral exchange formats for industry. This became the International Alliance for Interoperability (IAI) 2 years later opening participation to any interested parties, and was renamed again as buildingSMART International (bSI) in 2005. bSI develop and maintain the industry foundation class (IFC) data model and Autodesk has to include infrastructure entities as IFC 4.3, which is set to become ISO 16739:3 in 2023. This presentation will detail Autodesk involvement in IFC 4.3 to ensure its suitability to industry requirements and compatibility with engineering software. Autodesk Product Leads will cover how it is transforming IFC support by adopting the Open Design Alliance (ODA) IFC toolkit for a range of its products, has implemented pioneering infrastructure support for IFC 4.3 within Civil 3D, and cover new investments to extend IFC capability across a wide range of solutions.

IFC in Autodesk: The Next Generation

New Orleans

Autodesk established the Industry Alliance for Interoperability in 1994 inviting ~20 companies to work on neutral exchange formats for industry. This became the

Land Development & Urban Planning

Hydrology & Storm Water Management

Urban Planning & Design

Water Systems

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Civil engineer, Urban Planner, Transportation planner; Product Users; Infrastructure Workflows; Land Development and Urban Planning; Hydrology and Storm Water Management; Water Systems; Urban Design; Land Planning; Infrastructure Design

Have questions about the product roadmap for Civil 3D or InfraWorks? Join Autodesk product managers at Autodesk University and get them answered live.

Ask Me Anything:  Civil 3D & InfraWorks Product Roadmaps

Virtual

Engineering Services

Cloud Collaboration

BIM/VDC manager, Structural steel detailer, Structural Engineer, MEP engineer, Civil engineer; Product Users; Cloud Collaboration; Collaboration; Infrastructure Design; Engineering Services

Have questions about the product roadmap for Collaboration for Civil 3D? Join Autodesk product managers at Autodesk University and get them answered live.

AU Classes

OpenBIM Workflows at Autodesk

IFC in Autodesk: The Next Generation

Ask Me Anything: Civil 3D & InfraWorks Product Roadmaps

Ask Me Anything: Collaboration for Civil 3D Roadmap