Architecture Engineering and Construction (AEC) firms have a natural need to share and collaborate on projects.
AEC companies deliver results to customers through projects. In this context, processes such as being able to follow the progress of projects, presenting the difference between before and after, and being able to convey the benefits of the project are very important.
In my previous articles, Using Revit Files in ArcGIS Pro and Accessing BIM 360 Data in ArcGIS Pro, I talked about topics
such as importing and sharing the master data model in the ArcGIS platform. In this blog post, we will examine how to develop web-based applications in ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise environments using these data models.
For sharing Revit models on ArcGIS
Pro, we can convert them to an SLPK data whatsapp business api providers in your country layer using the Building Scene Layer Package option and then share them in ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise. However, in some advanced application development processes, we may need to convert the Revit model to a geographic database and share it. In the sample applications in this blog post, we will use Revit files written in SLPK and GDB.
*I used ArcGIS Experience Builder as the application development interface. In addition, I used applications such as ArcGIS Survey 123, ArcGIS Dashboards, ArcGIS Web AppBuilder to add functionality to the applications.
Sample Applications
Let’s create sample applications according
to their scenarios. First, let’s provide the public let me explain. the board of directors with an interface where they can see the difference between the before and after of the be numbers development area in three dimensions, and see the structures planned to be built in the development area in three dimensions.
As in the example, we can see the difference between two scenes and view the Revit models in three dimensions in the planned development area. In addition, on the left side, we can view information about the current values such as green area and building area, as well as how the area will change after the development.