4 Fundamental concepts and assumptions
This specification consists of a schema defining data types, along with common concepts indicating use of data types for particular scenarios. This chapter defines such common concepts, which are applied at entities having specific use. Such concepts also form the basis of model views, which are supplementary specifications that adapt the scope and rules of this schema for targeted domains within the building industry.
Each concept template defines a graph of entities and attributes, with constraints and parameters set for particular attributes and instance types. Various entities within this schema reference such concept templates and adapt them for particular use according to parameters.
- Object Assignment
- Object Association
- Object Attributes
- Object Composition
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Object Connectivity
- Control Flow
- Element Connectivity
- Element Covering
- Element Filling
- Element Interference
- Group Spatial Connectivity
- Product Relative Positioning
- Product Span Positioning
- Sequential Connectivity
- Space Boundaries
- Spatial Service Connectivity
- Spatial Structure
- Structural Activity
- Structural Connectivity
- Object Definition
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Partial Templates
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Geometry
- Curve Axis Geometry
- Curve Segment Geometry
- Solid Model Geometry
- Surface Model Geometry
- Geometry Styles
- Layer
- Material Definition
- Material Properties
- Material Styles
- Profile Definition
- Profile Properties
- Quantities
- Texture
- Values
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Geometry
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Product Shape
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Product Geometric Representation
- Alignment Geometry
- Annotation Geometry
- Axis Geometry
- Body Geometry
- Box Geometry
- Clearance Geometry
- CoG Geometry
- FootPrint Geometry
- Lighting Geometry
- Mapped Geometry
- Profile Geometry
- Reference Geometry
- Surface Geometry
- Survey Points Geometry
- Topography Geometry
- Product Geometry Colour
- Product Geometry Layer
- Product Placement
- Product Topology Representation
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Product Geometric Representation
- Product Type Shape
- Project Context
- Resource Limits