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BS1192 Part5 2007
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10-31-2007 08:57 AM
Hi,
Has anyone got any information or documentation relating to the new BS1192 standards?
I am in the process of putting together cad standards for Building Services and I heard that BS1192 had been updated.
I have done a search but I am unable to find anything,
Thanks
Has anyone got any information or documentation relating to the new BS1192 standards?
I am in the process of putting together cad standards for Building Services and I heard that BS1192 had been updated.
I have done a search but I am unable to find anything,
Thanks
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11-02-2007 06:35 AM in reply to:
Groper
I believe it IS being updated at the moment. At the time of writing I believe the standard is at a consultative stage of development.
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11-20-2007 02:03 AM in reply to:
Groper
The new BS 1192 is due to be released before the end of 2007. It offers a more comprehensive treatment of data classification, not just for CAD but for all construction industry data. For CAD users, it requires standard file/layer names based on Uniclass. It is anticipated that the AEC(UK) organisation will publish an "implementation" standard to make it easier to apply to CAD work.
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11-20-2007 05:39 AM in reply to:
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Does that mean they have dropped CISfB from the standard in favour of Uniclass?
