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ONUMA Planning System COBIE Challenge OPS ©2009 ONUMA.com Baltimore, MD 3/11/09

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This condensed slide presented was part of the March 2009 COBIE Challenge. Kimon Onuma, FAIA and others demonstrated how the Construction-Operation Building Information Exchange can help ease population of Building Information Models. In the presentation, Onuma says, 'In the COBIE demo you say, “Everything has a lat-long location down to the furniture and equipment." That simple sentence changes the potential of building industry to improve productivity and profitability on a dramatic level. Visit www.ONUMA.com or contact Mike Bordenaro, Co-founder of the BIM Education Co-op for more details and a press release on the event. [email protected]

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ONUMA Planning System

COBIE Challenge

OPS

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Baltimore, MD3/11/09

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ONUMA Planning System (OPS)

BIM MODEL SERVER

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COBIEDesktopBIM

BIMModelServer

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Web Services Links to Other Applications

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GIS + BIMNo Software to Install

Collaborate in Real-TimeManage Complex COBIE Data

Open Standard Driven ExchangesCreate BIM with Excel COBIE File

Automatic Creation of 3D GeometryWeb Based Application Accessible to All

Link your Application Live With Web ServicesEngine of the BIMStorm®

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On July 14, 2008 the ONUMA Planning System (OPS) added new user interfaces to add and edit COBIE data directly in OPS. This was done in preparation for the July 23, 2008, buildingSMART alliance / US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Demonstration.

The COBIE Challenge on March 11, 2009 will expand the capabilities of OPS to support COBIE throughout the life-cycle of projects.

http://ONUMA.com

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2 Ways To start a project:

Import + merge BIM data from multiple sources (CAD models, programming lists, databases, etc.)

Import COBIE Excel file

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Method - Import + merge BIM data from multiple sources (CAD models, programming lists, databases, etc.)

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Export from BIM or CAD to IFC or BIMXML

Import IFC or BIMXML into OPS

Define Furniture/Equipment in a CSV file

Import Furniture/Equipment CSV to OPS

Add COBIE Register in OPS

Add System and other Data in OPS

Export Populated COBIE File

View COBIE File in Excel

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2Method - Import COBIE Excel File To

Create Plan with Data

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Open COBIE Challenge Excel

Import COBIE Excel to OPS

Imported System, Registry, OMNI Class

Resolve and Georeference Plan in OPS

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Data and Plans in OPS Appear in Connect

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2 Import from COBIE Excel file to OPS to AutomaticallyCreate Building, Space and Furniture in 2D and 3D

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COBIE Import Created All Data Settings in OPSSystem, Registry, OMNI Class are in OPS Now

Automatic Plan and Data Creation

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Start Resolving Site and Floor Plan in OPSGeoreference Building Using Google Earth KML Import

Floor Plan Layout Can Be AdjustedAt this Point it is Possible to Export to BIM

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OPS Connect OPS EditorOPS Model Server

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Web Services to Other Apps

•W3C standardized, interoperable interaction over the internet.•Use XML messages that follow SOAP or REST standards and principles • Standardized way for applications to talk to each other •OPS exposes the data through the OPS Web Services API • Flicker, Amazon, Google and others allow other applications to use their

Web Services to use their data in similar ways.

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Sample Application Using Web Services to Interact with OPS COBIE Data

Get Latest Data through Web ServicesLoads COBIE Data in 5 Sec. to Client ApplicationData is Synchronized to OPS Model Server

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Data and Plans in OPSOMNI Class Pull Down in Register

Other Data such as Cost and SKU can be addedCOBIE Excel Created on the Fly - 5 Sec.

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COBIE Challenge

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Changes Appear Immediately

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Web Services Link to COBIE Data

RapidReal TimeCreation ofMultiple COBIEDirect form Server

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Pasadena, CA, Feb. 10, 2009 - ONUMA, Inc. a leader in software and architecture for the building industry will be participating for the 2nd time in the COBIE Challenge at the National Facilities Management & Technology Conference in Baltimore Maryland on March 11, 2009.

Construction-Operations Building Information Exchange (COBIE) is an open-standard format for the exchange of the equipment lists, replacement parts, warranties, test reports, preventative maintenance schedules and other information currently delivered to facility managers. The COBIE Challenge a project of the buildingSMART alliance, has invited ONUMA, Inc. and other vendors to demonstrate live in front of an audience how their tools support COBIE.

The ONUMA Planning System (OPS) supports COBIE input and output by allowing stakeholders to view and analyze data directly on the web and through web services. OPS manages COBIE data on the fly, allowing for real time collaboration on projects. OPS is also linked through open standards exchanges to Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) allowing for data to be geospatially located within a building. OPS exports and imports COBIE data through XML and through web-services. The OPS interface is simple and accessible to many levels of users without the need to install software.

OPS will expand on the previous COBIE output capability to import COBIE files in native Excel format with multiple tabs. The result inside OPS is a BIM populated with COBIE data that can be further edited and exported back to COBIE or other BIM and GIS applications. OPS is currently being used to manage the life-cycle data of commercial and institutional projects with COBIE standards.

About Onuma Inc.ONUMA, Inc. the creator of the ONUMA Planning System (OPS) and BIMStorms, is based in Pasadena, CA. The company is a unique mixture of architects that are computer programmers, architects, and computer scientists, revolutionizing the way the building industry communicates using web enabled BIM tools. OPS is a BIM Server and editor that is built on open standards exchanges of the internet, using Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) for BIM,along with KML and Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) standards to support Integrated Project Delivery (IPD).

About the buildingSMART allianceThe buildingSMART alliance operates within the independent non-profit National Institute of Building Sciences (NIBS). This public/private initiative expands on goals of the North American Chapter of the International Alliance for Interoperability (IAI-NA), whose Industry Foundation Classes (IFCs) have initiated open standards for national and international links among industry players. It provides developers and users of Building Information Models (BIMs), the digital tools that are increasingly helping to share highly accurate information throughout a facility's life cycle.

Contact: Yong Ku Kim - OPS Specialist626 793 7400http://www.onuma.com/Contact/

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