koordinaatiomallinnus

Koordinaatiomallinnus, known in English as coordination modeling, is a process used in various fields, particularly in architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC), to ensure that different disciplines and stakeholders involved in a project can work together effectively. The core idea is to create a unified digital representation of the project that allows for the identification and resolution of conflicts and inconsistencies between different design elements and systems.

This modeling approach typically involves using Building Information Modeling (BIM) technologies, where a central model is shared among all parties. Each discipline, such as structural engineering, mechanical engineering, and architecture, contributes its specific design information to this model. The coordination modeling process then focuses on the clash detection and resolution phases. Software tools are employed to automatically identify geometric clashes, such as a pipe running through a structural beam, or functional clashes, where different systems might interfere with each other's operation.

The benefits of koordinaatiomallinnus are significant. It leads to improved communication and collaboration among project teams, reduces rework during the construction phase, and enhances overall project quality and efficiency. By proactively identifying and addressing potential issues early in the design process, it minimizes costly errors and delays that might otherwise occur on-site. This systematic approach contributes to a more predictable and successful project outcome.