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A prototype distributed CIC system based on IAI standards

A prototype Computer Integrated Construction system is being developed
that models building product and process information using International
Alliance for Interoperability standards. The goal of this research is to
provide a window into the future of how these standards can be applied in
the construction industry. The prototype consists of a project database that
is structured according to a common project schema or project data model.
The schema is based on emerging International Alliance for Interoperability
standard models but it is implemented in a way that allows the dynamic
development of the schema (and even of its underlying metamodel) without
destroying the information in the database in order to support on-going
work in the development of information model standards. The system is
modular in nature so that it can be supplemented with plug-in tools to
accomplish a variety of project management tasks. It is served over the web
through a combination of Microsoft's Active-X Data Object technology and
a lightweight version of ISO STEP's Standard Data Access Interface. Data
sets served to the client are wrapped in the Extensible Markup Language to
allow for the self-description of information.