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LOD (Level of Development) is a specification used in Building Information Modeling (BIM) to define the level of detail and accuracy of the model at different stages of a project.

CAD detailing is the process of creating precise technical drawings using CAD software to represent architectural and engineering components for construction and manufacturing purposes.

4D construction scheduling is the integration of time-related data into 3D building models, allowing stakeholders to visualize the construction sequence over time.

5D Cost Scheduling merges Building Information Modeling (BIM) with cost estimating and scheduling, integrating cost and time data into the 3D model for accurate project cost forecasting and scheduling.

Shop drawing extraction is the creation of detailed construction drawings from architectural or engineering designs, showing specific details for fabrication and installation.

As-built drawing extraction is creating updated documentation to show how a building or infrastructure project was actually constructed.

Asset tagging in BIM involves assigning unique IDs to building components for tracking and managing them throughout their lifecycle, including design, construction, and maintenance phases.

BIM for Facility Management is a digital process that utilizes building information modeling to effectively manage and maintain buildings and infrastructure throughout their lifecycle.

BIM training involves instruction on the use of software and methodologies for creating, managing, and analyzing digital representations of buildings and infrastructure.

On-site deployment in BIM refers to the implementation of digital models and technologies directly at the construction site to support project execution and coordination.