===== Definitions ===== | Basic data | All data that is the basis for a project, often used as a designation for various map sources. | | BIM | BIM; Building Information Model is an integrated method for better administration of data and information flow by digitizing a railway facility throughout the life cycle. BIM is both a model and a working methodology, and must be central in all the project's activities and collaborate between all parties in the project. This includes information exchange based on open standards and model-based work processes for better quality, communication and handling of data and information. | | BIM models | In this document, "BIM models" are used as a collective term for basic and professional models | | Basic models | Models that describe the existing situation - terrain, ground conditions, objects and defined areas or places. | | Professional model | Models that describe what is to be built. Each subject has its own model (s) that contain only subject-specific elements. | | Coordination model | A model that links all the professional models and basic models to a common model. It shows all the models together where you can see and compare the entire project together, and is the basis for other display models and result models. | | Display model | Coordination model that is adapted for use as presentations in various forums such as design meetings, public gatherings, approval and consultation rounds, etc. The visualization model contains generated defined surfaces / textures that give the model a reality impression and allow movement in the model. |