Theory | Online Workshop | English | North-South Americas
Description:
City Information Modeling (CIM) constitutes a new paradigm that seeks to face the demands generated by the growing urban complexity. The CIM can be understood with the extension of the concept of Building Information Modeling (BIM) to the city, and its scope encompasses from the various phases of urban planning, the life cycle of urban systems, including performance indicators, up to the identification of urban morphology patterns. For this it uses technologies, systems, tools, models and standards that have been proposed and implemented. In this context, the new discipline aims to introduce and discuss the state of the art of City Information Modeling, contemplating its theoretical and practical aspects, such as: conceptualization, data standards, technologies and applications, in addition to problematizing the theme.
The subjects include presentation and discussion of the state of the art of the City Information Modeling (CIM) paradigm or Modeling of City Information, which involves the representation of urban complexity through computer systems. In this process, theoretical and practical aspects of city planning will be addressed, as well as their relationship with the life cycle of the various urban systems. The CIM approach comprises: conceptualization and applications; technologies and tools; working methods; models: types and characteristics; data standards.
Key Words:
City Informatin Modeling,Smart Cities,CityGML,Industry Foundation Classes
Required Skills:
Notions of geometric modeling, Building informantion Modeling, Geographic Information Systems.
Required Software:
Operation system, a text editor and a PDF reader.
Required Hardware:
A computer and internet conection.
Maximum number of participating students:
30 students
The subjects include presentation and discussion of the state of the art of the City Information Modeling (CIM) paradigm or Modeling of City Information, which involves the representation of urban complexity through computer systems. In this process, theoretical and practical aspects of city planning will be addressed, as well as their relationship with the life cycle of the various urban systems. The CIM approach comprises: conceptualization and applications; technologies and tools; working methods; models: types and characteristics; data standards.
Schedule:
Jun 28 - Jul 2
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Day 1 / Jun 28
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Day 2 / Jun 29
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Day 3 / Jun 30
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Day 4 / Jul 1
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Day 5 / Jul 2
Instructors:
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Arivaldo Amorim Federal University of Bahia,Full ProfessorArivaldo Leão de Amorim has a degree in Civil Engineering (1977) and in Architecture (1982), from the Federal University of Bahia (UFBA). Specialist in Urban Transport Management (1987), from the Federal University of Bahia. Master in Transport Engineering (1990), in the concentration area of design and construction of transport routes, and PhD in Transport Engineering (1997), in the concentration area of spatial information, at the University of São Paulo (USP). Specialist in Pedagogical Applications of Computers (1998), from the Catholic University of Salvador (UCSal). Post-doctorate at Univesità Politecnica della Marche (UNIVPM), in Italy (2014) and at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) in Germany (2015). He is currently a full professor at the Faculty of Architecture of the Federal University of Bahia (FAUFBA), with an interest in digital technologies applied to Architecture and Urbanism, in the following areas: urban infrastructure, computer aided design, building information modeling, information modeling of the city, architectural documentation and graphic representation.