ACCORD semantic framework

Описание: This training material provides an overview of the ACCORD semantics framework. The framework is the ACCORD project proposal for what an automated digitalized building permit should look like. It can be the basis for a new generation of semantically aware digital building permits and automated compliance checking. This training material targets companies and organizations working on the development of digital tools for building permitting or automated compliance checking, and public authorities seeking to implement digital building permits.

Learning objectives
Understanding of the ACCORD framework and the interrelationship to its components such as regulatory documents, ACCORD rule formalization process, data dictionary, cloud permitting services, model and data validation services, process execution engine, data storage system, micro-services bridge the cloud services and a set of compliance checking services.
Awareness of ACCORD methodology for the development of the framework including the landscape review of automated digital building permits and the survey results on how to achieve the adoption of automated digital building permits.

ACCORD is a Horizon Europe project (2022-2025) that focuses on automating the building permit and compliance processes using BIM and other data sources. ACCORD develops a Semantic Framework that will be demonstrated in five real-life construction projects around Europe: Finland, Estonia, Germany, the UK and Spain. The framework includes semantic interoperability, a rule formalisation tool and integrated micro-services for building permits and compliance-checking.

Access the ACCORD e-learning hub for more information. https://accordproject.eu/accord-deliv...

Author
Thomas Beach, Reader in Construction Informatics at Cardiff University

Supporting material
Slide deck presentation - https://accordproject.eu/wp-content/u...

Landscape review report - https://accordproject.eu/wp-content/u...

ACCORD semantic framework and user requirement - https://accordproject.eu/wp-content/u...

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement no. 101056973.

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