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Semantic Bridge Community Group

No matter in research or in industrial practice, the implementation area of Building Information Modelling (BIM) has extended from ordinary buildings to infrastructure, of which obviously bridges are an indispensable component. Thus, this group gathering the experts from BIM globally aims at establishing a semantic reference standard. This standard will cover the entire aspects in the life cycle of a bridge for the purpose of representing important elements and the logic relations among them in the phases of, e.g. design, construction, structural analysis, monitoring, renovation, facility management, etc.

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Call for Participation in Semantic Bridge Community Group

W3C Team | Posted on:

The Semantic Bridge Community Group has been launched:

No matter in research or in industrial practice, the implementation area of Building Information Modelling (BIM) has extended from ordinary buildings to infrastructure, of which obviously bridges are an indispensable component. Thus, this group gathering the experts from BIM globally aims at establishing a semantic reference standard. This standard will cover the entire aspects in the life cycle of a bridge for the purpose of representing important elements and the logic relations among them in the phases of, e.g. design, construction, structural analysis, monitoring, renovation, facility management, etc.

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This is a community initiative. This group was originally proposed on 2018-07-15 by Fangzheng Lin. The following people supported its creation: Fangzheng Lin. W3C’s hosting of this group does not imply endorsement of the activities.

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W3C Community Development Team

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This group was closed on 2019-08-13

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