Metodología BIM aplicada a la fase de prefactibilidad de un proyecto vial de tercer orden en Colombia

Abstract

Infrastructure projects generate a direct impact on the quality of the life of one country’s population. For example, the development of tertiary roads allows residents of rural areas to trade their agricultural and livestock products with nearby cities or municipalities, generating two important processes in the economic chain: the supply and the circulation of capital. Therefore, it is necessary to create strategies that make the development of tertiary roads in the country more efficient, both in its design and in its construction. BIM methodology appears as a solution to improve the design processes and choice of alternatives in a road project; its theoretical basis is the use of technological tools, communication between participants and agile workflows that make transparency and compliance more effective in the management of resources and quality of deliveries. This research project seeks to adapt the BIM methodology for the pre-feasibility phase of tertiary roads in the country, with the objective of creating a real strategy that makes design processes more efficient and transparent. Accompanying the main objective, the document show and development the next specifics objectives: -Describe the BIM methodology´s evolution and the use in the big projects in Colombia. -Present the BIM´s theory bases from secondary information collection and analysis of scientific articles and academic thesis. -Develop the BIM´s implementation to the pre-feasibility phase to a tertiary road in Pesca, Boyacá´s town, using a federate model from secondary information whit the Infraworks software -Elaborate an academic document for the future investigation about BIM in Colombia.