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Page 3Seed File - A seed file is simply a file with as many default configuration setting completed for a project.The seed files provided in the Default Dataset have been created with the proper working units, colortable, and many other settings complete. This does not mean that the seed file will have everythingneeded for all projects, but it is provided in order to clarify and simplify specific settings.Level Library – A level library file is utilized during the boot up of TriForma by configuration files toattach levels required for all parts within a dataset. It does not replicate the seed file levels needed tocomply with the A/E/C CADD Standard. It is provided to make sure that no parts are placed without theproper level.Design - A general term for the efforts of Engineering Division. For the purpose of this work instruction,it is limited to the preparation of plans, specifications, and design analysis. The design phaserequirements will vary by project, as determined by the Acquisition Strategy Meeting. All plans andspecifications developed shall be clearly identified as to the phase of design it represents.Deliverable - The product of engineering and design efforts. Typically, this would be the conceptsubmittal and the corrected final design. A deliverable may have multiple phases.Project Engineer/Architect (PE/A) - Individual assigned as the technical manager responsible for day-todaycoordination of the design. The PE/A represents the design team on the project team.Project Lead Technician (PLT) - Technician responsible for coordinating the efforts of all modelers andtechnicians within the model. The PLT is selected for each project from the technicians assigned to aproject and is generally from the same section as the PE/A. This person may also be called a leadmodeler.6.0 PROCEDURE6.1 US Army Reserve Center BIM DatasetAt the beginning of each project the designer will download and/or receive, via compact disk, themost recent release of the US Army Reserve BIM Dataset. The Corps of Engineers, LouisvilleDistrict will provide this dataset at request to Corps of Engineers or A/E designers. It will includethe following:a. Module Catalogueb. Cell Libraries (2d, 3d, compound, and parametric)c. Data Group Systemd. Family, Part, and Component Definitionse. Seed Filesf. Level Librariesg. BIM Workspaceh. Sheet Borderi. Text Stylesj. Dimension Stylesk. DGN Librariesl. Color Tablem. Font LibraryThe US Army Reserve Center BIM Dataset can be used with confidence that it is in compliancewith the A/E/C CADD Standard and the Army Reserve Design Guide for Army Reserve Centers.Anything found in the delivered dataset that does not comply with the A/E/C CADD Standardshould be reported to the LRL BIM Manager. The US Army Reserve Center BIM Dataset hasbeen created by LRL and all data provided has been reviewed by the Army Reserve CriteriaControl Board and the LRL BIM Manager for compliance with the CADD Standard.1 April 2007 Version Army Reserve DPSR Manual -- Appendix 1
Page 46.2 Modeling WorkflowShown below is the suggested workflow for the AR BIM design team. Using this modelingworkflow is not required nor checked, but the US Army Reserve Center BIM Dataset was createdwith this workflow in mind.CopyModulesWeapons Sim.OfficesArms VaultLocker RmDefaultDataCells Cells(2d(2dand/orand/or3d)3d)Plumbing fixturesMechanical fixturesFurnitureArchitectural DetailsStructural DetailsCopyCopyReferenceSystem ModelsSystem ModelsFloor PlanFraming PlanFoundation PlanMechanicalFurnitureRenderingsAnimationsMaster ModelNo modeling shouldbe done here.Referencing andrenderings is enoughDesigner InputExtractions(Tri-Service(Tri-ServiceModelModelfiles)files)Floor PlanElevationsCeiling PlanSectionsDetailsSchedulesModeling WorkflowExtractionPLTReferenceSheet FilesSheet FilesFloorPlanCeilingPlanRoofPlanFramingPlan2d DetailingNOTE: Any design changes to the extraction or sheet file makes the BIM obsolete. Best practice is tomake changes to the system models, and then re-run the extractions.Modules and CellsThe model workflow that we use begins with pre-defined data known as cells and modules. Thisdata provided at the start of a project and contains only data that has been through the qualitycontrol process. These are used to give the designer a starting point in the creation of a BIM.Each module is a space (room) in the Army Reserve design guide. It does not contain all of thedata needed to create a BIM, but it is a good start and everything provided is compliant with theCADD standard as well as the Design guide.System ModelsThe default data is a tool for the designer during the creation of the system models. Systemmodels are the heart and sole of the BIM. This is where the design is worked out and all modeloutput comes from this location. This is where the workshop focus is. Digital construction mustbe embraced here in order to realize the benefit of significantly reduced change orders duringconstruction.Master Model1 April 2007 Version Army Reserve DPSR Manual -- Appendix 1
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