Webinar: Constructible Models on Metro Projects

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Large infrastructure projects like Metros, involve many project stakeholders working from different locations and using a variety of technology solutions. Typically these projects include station buildings, platforms, workshops, walkways, tunnels and bridges. Given the multiple structures, teams & disciplines involved, the scope of a project relies on a common, consistent and constructible 3D model.

Trimble’s constructible BIM solutions help in integrating projects with structural BIM workflows, providing owners, consultants & contractors a better understanding of the project via an integrated 3D model. These ‘as-built’ 3D models can be shared in the entire project lifecycle, from generating site deliverables to design review to tender bid calculation to project scheduling and much more.

This free webinar teaches you all about: building constructible 3D BIM models of various structures in a Metro Rail project, modeling and models sharing, construction sequencing with 4D and 5D BIM.

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