Developments in BIM
Overview
Join us on December 3rd for Light for Life®: Developments in BIM, a one-day virtual symposium focused on the value of BIM in lighting design and the substantial revisions in ANSI/IES TM-32-24 Technical Memorandum: Lighting Parameters for Building Information Modeling, hosted by the IES BIM Committee.
Presentations curated to cover:
- Overview of the new BIM parameters: case studies and why standardization matters
- Lighting design Software support and coordination around TM-32-24
- Next steps – for the committee and you!
Live registrants will receive a code for 25% off the purchase price of the recently published standard, ANSI/IES TM-32-24 Technical Memorandum: Lighting Parameters for Building Information ModelingThis link opens in a new tab. They will also receive complimentary access to the online recording, available approximately 2 weeks following the live event.
Attendees will receive 4 IES continuing education credits (CEUs).
Registration Fees
Live Event
$49
$79
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Agenda
Opening Remarks
Welcome to the symposium
Introduction
What role will BIM parameter standardization play in industry?
Value of lighting design in BIM
Overview of TM-32 parameter updates and their value to specifiers. Session will include a live demonstration of the new parameters in action, culminating with the export of an IFC file.
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Parameters in Action
Learn how file formats work in Global Lighting Data Format (GLDF) and how manufacturers can create file formats by utilizing TM-32.
Speaker
Global Perspective
A global perspective on the value of parameter standardization.
10 min break
Implementation: DIALux
The digital lighting planning process. Opportunities that arise through the use of BIM and uniform parameters.
- Import the IFC (Revit) file
- Select luminaires based on TM32 Parameters
- Export IFC file (including luminaires)
- Import the IFC file back to Revit
- Pros and cons; shortcomings and opportunities
Speaker
Implementation: LightStanza
- Export and Sync BIM Parameters between Revit and LightStanza
- Allow for smart and accurate schedules in LightStanza
- Syncing instance-based luminaire types
- Edit geometry in LightStanza
- Improve LEED/WELL score cards (CRI, glare, lighting control/dimming)
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Implementation: ElumTools
How to use ANSI/IES TM-32-24 BIM parameters with your Revit project.
- Adding required and optional parameters to existing BIM content (Lighting Fixture families)
- Editing parameter information for the project
- Creating a standardized luminaire schedule.
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BIM in the Wild
A demonstration of BIM (using Revit) to create and document a lighting design. Michael will show how all the elements of good BIM work together for the benefit of the designer, suppliers, manufacturers, and contractors – you will get to know why designers ask for BIM content and what a good Revit family looks like.
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Moderated Q&A
Coordination efforts, next steps and opportunities