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Four technical standards published in NBIMS-US V3 support Better Information Management. The first is COBie. COBie provides least common denominator information for manufactured product and equipment. Three domain standards were created for HVAC, water, and electrical systems. An additional specification integrates sensor telemetry.
The Construction Operations Building information exchange (COBie) standard delivers O&M data for manufactured, scheduled products and equipment.
The Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) information exchange (HVACie) standard models the supply, return, and hydronic systems with logical and physical location of each piece of equipment, pipe, and duct. A combination of a Coordination MVD for a restricted set of object types, COBie Data, and ifcPorts.
The Water System information exchange (WSie) standard models supply and waste systems with logical and physical location of each piece of equipment, fixture, and pipe. A combination of a Coordination MVD for a restricted set of object types, COBie Data, and ifcPorts.
The electrical system information exchange (Sparkie) standard models electrical power and distribution systems with logical and physical location of each piece of equipment, panels, components, and conductors. A combination of a Coordination MVD for a restricted set of object types, COBie Data, and ifcPorts.
The Building Automation Management information exchange (BAMie) specification models building automation and control systems with logical and physical location of each piece of equipment, panels, components, and the connections made between the underlying system object and the control system object. A combination of a Coordination MVD for a restricted set of object types, COBie Data, and ifcPorts.
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