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Thought Leadership: 3D BIM and Visualization Software
Harvard School of Public Health's Safety in Design and Construction Program
01/28/2010 - Today's 3D BIM and visualization software enables users to bring safety to a project during the design phase. Through the use of automated clash detection and situational visualization for construction, operation, and maintenance activity, potential safety issues can be mitigated before construction ever begins, resulting in a safer construction site and working facility.
James MacDonald will be a guest professor at the Harvard School of Public Health's Center for Continuing Professional Education Safety in Design & Construction: A Lifecycle Approach program, February 22-26.
James is a Practice Technology Leader at Kleinfelder/S E A with twelve years of varied experience in civil engineering design and construction, web development, geographic information systems (GIS), and related technologies. He uniquely combines engineering and construction experience with technical proficiency and knowledge of a wide range of advanced software. He specializes in the use of Autodesk and ESRI solutions to produce and manage drawing sets, engineering designs, and GIS data.
To register or learn more, visit: www.hsph.harvard.edu/ccpe/sdc
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