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The following MicroMVD vocabulary can be used to check against the successfully exchange of COBie data.

Note that the vocabulary is not currently exhaustive.

Test definition Justification
Given the IFC file "{file}" An IFC-SPF file is the expected format for COBie data
Then the file should be an {schema} file COBie data must conform to a client-nominated schema.
Then the element {id} is an {ifc_class} COBie data must only apply to maintainable assets. By default, the COBie standard states that an asset is maintainable when it belongs to a particular IFC class. A client may also provide a list of IFC classes that define a maintainable asset to override the default list. Correct IFC classification forms the basis of all maintainable asset categorisation.
Then all {ifc_class} elements have a name matching the pattern "{pattern}" Although COBie does not mandate a naming scheme, COBie elements are identified by their name, and so a consistent naming pattern will be established with the client and will be audited.
Then all {ifc_class} elements have an? {property_path} property A large variety of COBie data is stored in property sets.
Then all {ifc_class} elements have an? {property_path} property A large variety of COBie data is stored in property sets.
Then all {ifc_class} elements have an? {attribute} attribute Some COBie data, such as Description is stored in element attributes.
Then there is a site named "{name}" COBie data groups assets into facilities and sites.
Then there is a building named "{name}" COBie data groups assets into facilities and sites.