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On the 15th of November 2022 was the project kick-off for the research project openSIM. The goal is the development of standardized methods and interfaces for the transfer and use of heterogeneous building diagnosis data.

At this year's 14th European Conference on Product and Process Modeling, ITD team member Anna Nast had the privilege of presenting her three research papers and moderating one of the conference sessions.

Three contributions by members of the ITD team were presented at this year's conference on the Greek island of Rhodes.

At this year's conference of the European Group for Intelligent Computing in Engineering, Mathias Artus was invited to introduce the first session and present new results from current research.

We welcome all students to the new semester at Bauhaus-Universität Weimar.

In the 6th issue of the 12th volume of the journal "Applied Sciences", the article "A BIM Based Framework for Damage Segmentation, Modeling, and Visualization Using IFC" has been published.

Shortly before Christmas, we received the funding approval for the research project AuCity 3.

In December 2021, the new edition of the German textbook Building Information Modeling has been published.

Four colleagues have presented five new publications during the 32th Forum Bauinformatik.

Mr. Mathias Artus, Mohamed Alabassy, and Christian Koch have received the best paper award for their paper "IFC based Framework for Generating, Modeling and Visualizing Spalling Defect Geometries" at the EG-ICE.