eComply Framework an open framework for assessing building designs
summary
eComply is an open Creative Commons framework of three specs — eComply framework, BIM drafting guidelines, DTV eComply site context guidelines — that standardizes IFC-based BIM submissions, cadastral/site context data and computational assessment rules so automated planning checks run end-to-end. The prototype integrates Archistar and Digital Twin Victoria data, uses IFC, Blender and BimVision, and executes over 90 discrete planning checks (including ray tracing and 3D clash detection) in about 90 seconds.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 1:24Problem with paper-based permits
- 3:52Need for digital compliance
- 6:39Digital Twin Victoria program
- 8:53Developing the eComply framework
- 12:45Three eComply specifications
- 15:55BIM drafting guidelines
- 17:40Site context guideline
- 19:02Practice note and assessments
- 21:35Call to action for open source
- 23:21Q&A session
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