Michel Böhms

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Facts

Full name	Dr H.M. (Henri Michel) Böhms MSc
Function	Consultant Building Innovation
Specialism	Building Information Modelling (BIM)
E-mail	michel.bohms@tno.nl
Fixed phone	+31-15-2763107
Skype name	michelbohms, location: Netherlands/Delft
Room	2.2.14 (2th floor, East side, Media:floorplan.pdf)
CV	Media:CV-Bohms-May-2009.doc
PartOf	Team BuildingICT (BICT)

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Background

Michel was born in The Hague (NL) in 1965. He studied 'Computer Science' at Delft University of Technology, specializing in 'Artificial Intelligence'. After graduation he started a dissertation research on the topic of 'Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM)'. After completion of his doctoral thesis he has worked in various International and National projects dealing with ICT integration (IMPPACT, ATLAS, GEM, VEGA, HBG Half-Time, CONCUR, eConstruct, ICCI, Roadcon, eEurope SPICE, SWOP, InPro, IntUBE) resp. PAIS, VISI, COINS, ProClient).

Affiliations

• The IAI/BuildingSmart Benelux Chapter
• The Dutch Initiative group for Open Systems (IOS)
• The 'horizontal' Focus Area FA7 called "Processes & ICT" of the European Construction Technology Platform
• The W3C Product Modelling Incubator Group (XG)
• The Expert Network of NEN NC-381184 'Automation Systems and integration'

Topics of Interest, Expertise & Experience

• ‘Building Innovation’ in general
• Open Standards (and their Open Source Software implementations) for life-cycle and supply-chain integration in particular:
  • ISO 10303 "STEP - Standard for the Exchange of Product model data"
  • IAI/BuildingSmart - International Alliance for Interoperability Industry Foundation Classes (IFC)
  • W3C Semantic Web technologies

Typical Roles

• Consultant
• Technical Manager
• Conceptual Modeller

More Information

• BIM - Building Information Model(ling) (this) semantic wiki
  
• Reference Models for Industrial Automation thesis
  
• ArticleDigitalDormer
  
• TNO's BIM Presentation in PDF
  
• PMO - Product Modelling Ontology
  
• BIM QuickScan
• ECPPM 2008 Presentation - Semantic Product Modelling with SWOP's PMO