Published September 18, 2022 | Version 1.0
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Creating topographic subregions from linked CAD polylines. A Dynamo Revit routine

  • 1. Faculty of Architecture, University Lisbon

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  • 1. Faculty of Architecture, University Lisbon

Description

This Dynamo Revit routine allows to speed up the process for the creation of subregions on a topo surface just selecting 3 inputs on your Revit model:
- CAD file containing the polylines. It must  be already linked to the Revit model;
- Topography on which the subregion/s must be created
- Model lines (a square, polygon, circle, etc..) that highlights the area* in which the subregions must be created.
*It is suggested to try the performance of your computer using an area smaller than 500x500 meters.
 
We have tested successfully this routine on computer with the following specs:
Processor: AMD Ryzer 7 4700G with Radeo Graphics 3.60 GHz
RAM: 16.0 GM
System type 64-bit
Autodesk Revit version: 2020
Dynamo Revit version: 2.3.0.5885
Topography projected area: 55 Km2

Revit 2020 minimum version needed

More detail on the application of the provided tool can be found in the article:
Graziella Del Duca, Gustavo Rocha, Luis Mateus, Marta Orszt, A preliminary contribution towards a risk-based model for flood management planning using BIM. A case study of Lisbon, Sensor, 2022, special issue: Integrated Disaster Risk Management and Remote Sensing in the Age of Intelligence 2022

 

 

 

Notes

Please, cite this source if you use the provided routine in your projects. Part of the research: Graziella Del Duca, Gustavo Rocha, Luis Mateus, Marta Orszt, A preliminary contribution towards a risk-based model for flood management planning using BIM. A case study of Lisbon, Sensor, 2022, special issue: Integrated Disaster Risk Management and Remote Sensing in the Age of Intelligence 2022

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Funding

Quad2BIM – A cooperative approach which brings completeness and inclusiveness to the scan-to-BIM modeling process within the historical buildings life cycle. 895320
European Commission

References

  • Del Duca, G et al., A preliminary contribution towards a risk-based model for flood management planning using BIM. A case study of Lisbon, Sensor, 2022, special issue: Integrated Disaster Risk Management and Remote Sensing in the Age of Intelligence 2022