Implementation of modern modeling systems for bridge objects using BIM (Building Information Modelling) technology.
In the last few years, BIM (Building Information Modeling) technology has been used in Europe and the world for modeling bridges and other engineering structures in the design and communication infrastructure management process. This technology allows you to create a three-dimensional model of construction in a unified format, in which all information about it is also stored. The unification of the format means that information about all industries can be placed in the same model. Furthermore, in addition to the comprehensive model of three-dimensional constructions together with all industries, BIM technology allows the model to include all structural information, such as material properties, repairs and reinforcements, construction costs, repairs and maintenance, etc. This allows more efficient design (integration of all industries into one model allows for the elimination of design errors and losses associated with it), building management (three-dimensional model integrating all sectors with a bridge of construction allows for better integration of the construction costs and costs of other engineering). Consequently, it also reduces the amount of energy, materials and cash used, thereby implementing the objectives of a sustainable development strategy and a low-carbon economy. Therefore, BIM technology is seen as a future in the industry and in the most developed countries is already required as a standard for all larger and more complex engineering designs funded by public money. It is also recently preferred by private investors as a tool to improve the construction process.