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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ม.ค. 2025
- William Baker-Jones, Deputy Head of BIM and Digital Engineering for Babcock International, shared his groundbreaking work in data assurance. By leveraging Morta, IFC Open Shell, and automation, William demonstrated how to validate alphanumerical information at scale, ensuring compliance, accuracy, and efficiency for some of the largest and most complex projects in the UK.
Sections:
Introduction: Mo introduces William Baker-Jones, highlighting his expertise and the focus on data assurance and automation.
Overview of Babcock International: William provides an introduction to Babcock, its role as a leading defense and aerospace company, and the scale of its infrastructure projects.
The Problem: William outlines the challenges of validating alphanumerical information for large-scale projects and the inefficiencies of traditional methods.
The Evolution of Automation: A walkthrough of Babcock's journey from manual processes to automated validation using tools like Solibri, virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI), and ultimately, IFC Open Shell integrated with Morta.
Achieving Automation at Scale: William showcases how Morta APIs and Python scripts enable real-time validation of IFC files, reducing processing time and ensuring compliance across multiple projects.
Live Demo: William demonstrates the Python-based validation process, highlighting its speed, scalability, and integration with Morta and Power BI for real-time reporting.
Lessons Learned: Reflections on how automation frees up resources for value-added tasks, ensures consistent quality, and sets a new standard for client-side data assurance.
Closing Remarks: Mo praises William’s innovative approach and role as a community role model, showcasing what’s possible when combining technology and creativity.
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