BSE UNIT 8 Building Information Modeling Quiz

What does Level 0 BIM represent in Building Information Modeling?

• Collaboration using 3D CAD models

• No collaboration, using 2D CAD working with drawings

• All parties using a common 3D model in a central environment

• 2D CAD for drafting production information

Which level of BIM involves all parties using 3D CAD models and sharing information through a common file format?

• Level 0 BIM

• Level 1 BIM

• Level 2 BIM

• Level 3D BIM

What is the characteristic of Level 3D BIM?

• Using 2D CAD for drafting without collaboration

• Using 2D CAD for drafting with production information

• Sharing 3D CAD models without a common file format

• All parties use one shared 3D model in a central environment that is accessible and editable by everyone

What does Level 1 BIM involve?

• No collaboration and working with 3D models

• 2D CAD for drafting production information

• All parties sharing information through a common file format

• A central environment with an open BIM approach

As of April 2016, what became a mandatory requirement for all publicly tendered projects in the UK?

• Level 1 BIM

• Level 2 BIM

• Level 3 BIM

• Level 4 BIM

Which of the following is NOT a reason for using BIM according to the diagram?

• Renovation

• Cost Estimation

• Fabrication

• Analysis

What is the purpose of using small portable imaging scanners and drones during the planning stage?

• To provide real-time surveillance

• To give access to difficult locations and capture aerial imagery for generating 3D data

• To replace traditional surveying methods completely

• To create 2D sketches of environments

What does mobile mapping involve?

• Using satellites to map the earth's surface

• Mounting 3D laser scanners on stationary objects

• Mounting 3D laser scanners on people and vehicles

• Mapping mobile phone usage patterns

What is the benefit of terrestrial scanning in the context of capturing real-world data on environments?

• It is the cheapest method available

• It allows for short-range data capture

• It is used exclusively indoors

• It allows long-range data capture

How is augmented reality used in the design stage of construction planning?

• To play virtual reality games

• To train construction workers

• To visualise proposals using augmented reality headsets onsite

• To create physical models of buildings