Digimap Data and a Non-traditionalist Perspective - Shelley Mosco

Geoforum 2013

EDINA Geoforum 2013

'Digimap Data and a Non-traditionalist Perspective'

Shelley Mosco

Senior Lecturer Landscape Architecture & GIS

School of Architecture, Design and Construction

University of Greenwich

20 June 2013

Geoforum 2013

GIS is the only major software technology in which landscape architects have had a

key development role (Ian McHarg, Jack Dangermond, Carl Steinitz).

Geoforum 2013

Design with Nature

map overlays and sieve analysis

suitability of site, analysis and planning

Geoforum 2013

GIS: A system to link time, place and patterns

Geoforum 2013

David Parfitt,

MA Landscape Architecture, 2013

Robert Park,

MA Landscape Architecture, 2013

Geoforum 2013

Zoi Antonaki, Diploma Landscape Architecture 2013

Geoforum 2013

James Penney, Diploma Landscape Architecture 2011

Geoforum 2013

Paul Hadley, MA Landscape Architecture 2012

Geoforum 2013

Joe Perkins, MA Landscape Architecture 2011

Geoforum 2013

Jiamiao Xu, MA Landscape Architecture 2012

Geoforum 2013

One of the most significant recent regulatory changes is the requirement of BIM for all

publicly funded projects by 2016, where all projects must be managed in a 3D environment.

What’s new? BIM: Building Information Model

Creating a virtual digital information 3D model, rich in data that can

inform the decision-making process and answer questions

throughout the entire project lifecycle, implemented in a

collaborative environment.

Geoforum 2013

Mandatory information must be completed at

each phase. The Cabinet Office has adopted an

open source spread sheet to collate all the

components (COBie;

Construction Operations Building information

exchange).

Geoforum 2013

Digimap Data and a Non-traditionalist Perspective - Shelley Mosco

Business

Transcript of Digimap Data and a Non-traditionalist Perspective - Shelley Mosco