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This page is about MVD - Model View Definitions. Full documentation is available at the buildingSMART site. All articles in the OSArch wiki related to Model View Definitions (MVD) can be seen in the Model View Definitions (MVD) Category |
The following MicroMVD vocabulary can be used to ensure geolocation information is set.
Feature: Geolocation In order to query data in real world coordinates As a recipient expecting to integrate BIM and GIS datasets Geolocation data must be stored correctly in received files Scenario: Receiving a file * The IFC file "{file}" must be provided * IFC data must use the {schema} schema Scenario: Geometry is georeferenced to a coordinate reference system * There must be at least one IfcSite element * The project must have coordinate reference system data * The name of the CRS must be {coordinate_reference_name} * The description of the CRS must be {value} * The geodetic datum must be {coordinate_reference_name} * The vertical datum must be {coordinate_reference_name} * The map projection must be {coordinate_reference_name} * The map zone must be {coordinate_reference_name} * The map unit must be {unit} Scenario: Local coordinate systems are specified relative to a global system * The project must have coordinate transformations to convert from local to global coordinates * The eastings of the model must be offset by {number} to derive its global coordinates * The northings of the model must be offset by {number} to derive its global coordinates * The height of the model must be offset by {number} to derive its global coordinates * The model must be rotated clockwise by {number} to derive its global coordinates * The model must be scaled along the horizontal axis by {number} to derive its global coordinates Scenario: Global coordinates of the project origin are provided for convenient reference * The site {guid} has a longitude of {number} * The site {guid} has a latitude of {number} * The site {guid} has an elevation of {number}
You can fill out the variables using the guide below.
Variable | Example | Description |
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{file}
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project.ifc | The filename or path to any IFC file. |
{schema}
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IFC4 | The schema version. At the moment, these are likely to be either IFC4 or IFC2X3. |
{value}
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Anything | Any arbitrary value if it adds meaning required by the project. |
{coordinate_reference_name}
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EPSG:7856 | If this exists in the EPSG registry, the EPSG identifier must be provided. If not, it may be arbitrarily specified as a custom text name. |
{unit}
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Metre | This case insensitive text value may contain an optional prefix followed by an SI unit or an converted unit |
{number}
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42.12 | Any numerical value you expect for a particular attribute or property. |
{guid}
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28q3AgmxP5cepIweO5Of$o | This is a 22 character GlobalId for a particular IFC element. |