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    Default AB419-1: Fixing Bad BIM: Attacking Energy Modeling with Autodesk® Revit® Architecture

    Session: AB419-1

    Title: Fixing Bad BIM: Attacking Energy Modeling with Autodesk® Revit® Architecture

    Instructor: Harlan Brumm

    Course Description: Learn the tips and tricks for creating great energy models within Autodesk Revit Architecture. Understand the typical problems that occur when exporting your Revit model to gbXML, and how to solve them. After this class you will be able to cite the best practices for creating a Revit Energy model; describe the problems that occur when modeling for energy analysis in Revit; understand how Energy Analysis products see a BIM model.
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