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# Pablo

![Pablo](https://www.systra.com/digital/wp-content/uploads/sites/14/2023/09/header-sds-operation_maintenance.jpg)

![pablo-logo](https://www.systra.com/digital/wp-content/uploads/sites/14/2023/09/pablo-logo-1024x512.png)

**​**​

**Builds the BIM data of your future digital 
twin from early phase

#### An Asset Information Model (AIM) consists of BIM data related to assets as well as their documentation. By creating and structuring the BIM data, PABLO lets you take a giant step forward in building your AIM.​

Building a digital twin involves gathering and organising the information about
an asset that is required for its operation and maintenance.  To do this, the
operator defines the information they will need in order to structure and manage
assets within the Asset Information Model (AIM). 

**To be built from the design phase of your project, the AIM gives a global vision of the assets and facilitates the transfer of information that takes place between the construction phase and the commissioning of an infrastructure.**

## Features

![pablo-01-slide-13](https://www.systra.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/pablo-01-slide-13.png)

###  STRUCTURE THE ASSET REGISTER

- Define the properties library
- ​Structure the assets and their properties

###  FEED THE REGISTER​

- List the assets​
- Modify the properties of an asset​
- Feed the links between assets​

![pablo-02-slide-13](https://www.systra.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/pablo-02-slide-13.png)

![pablo-03-slide-13](https://www.systra.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/pablo-03-slide-13.png)

### LINK 3D MODELS TO ASSETS​

- Import models in 60 different formats​
- Visualise the models in a web navigator​
- Define the links between 3D objects and assets​

### SHARE BIM DATA​

- Connect the tool to the client’s asset register
- Reinject the data into the BIM models​

![](https://www.systra.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/pablo-04-slide-13-v3-1024x817.png)

![](https://www.systra.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/pablo-montage-benefices-1024x576.jpg)

## Benefits

- Design and structuring of the AIM from the upstream phases of the project​​
- Implementation of the information data on the assets in the BIM models of the 
  project
- Accessibility and modification of the properties of the BIM objects for all 
  stakeholders ​
- Possible modification of the data model throughou**t the lifecycle** of the
  infrastructure​
- Conformity with the ISO 19650-3 standard from the Project Information Model
  (PIM)​

## Focus on AIM​

![](https://www.systra.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/aim-picto-1.png)

**What is an Asset Information Model (AIM)?​The Asset Information Model
centralises and structures the asset information required for its operation and
maintenance. It supports the strategic and daily asset management processes
established by the project owner.​

![](https://www.systra.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/aim-picto-2.png)

**What data does it contain?​An AIM could contain equipment records, accumulated
maintenance costs, records of installation and maintenance dates, ownership
details and other details that the owner considers valuable and wishes to manage
in a systematic way.​

![](https://www.systra.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/aim-picto-3.png)

**How is it produced?​It is determined or updated from the Project Information
Model (PIM), which contains project-related information and was developed as
part of the planning and implementation process. Only part of the PIM is
included in the AIM, as much information is not required for the operation and
management phase.​​

![](https://www.systra.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/aim-picto-4.png)

**Who uses the information in AIM and for what purpose?The AIM is used by
operators and maintainers to optimise their activities and improve their
services to end users. ​​​

![](https://www.systra.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/aim-picto-5.png)

**Within the BIM process, when should an AIM be built?It is important to
structure and build the AIM in the design phases of the project to have a global
view of your assets and thus facilitate the transfer of information that takes
place between the construction phase and the commissioning of the
infrastructure. The operator and maintainer participate in the structuring of
the AIM and define the information they will need according to their future
needs.​

![](https://www.systra.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/aim-picto-6.png)

**Why is AIM essential?​Without AIM, your As Built information delivered, which
is mandatory under the ISO19650 standard, will be of little use: the data will
be heterogeneous, unstructured, not compatible with the Client CMMS and will not
be able to feed the digital twin.​

![](https://www.systra.com/digital/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/canada-railsim_city-train-edited.jpg)

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