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Now on to our fifth episode is a BIM Paraxis episode that has been curated by our BILT Academy correspondent Julia and her topic of decentralization is so big it will take two full episodes to cover. This month's podcast is part 1 and will cover the theoretical and research side of the decentralization topic.
During Julia's recent work on her graduation project for University, her attention and interest in web-based technology and especially to decentralization increased. This newfound interest lead to her reading a book (Yuval Noah Harari, 21 Lessons for the 21st Century), in which the opportunities and risks that humans face when they use and rely heavily on unsecured common data environments and web-based platforms such as the Internet is highlighted.
After reading some articles about decentralization in other industries. she was wondered to what extend decentralization of data is already researched and applied in the building industry? She has identified a hand full of experts and academics researching this topic on behalf of all of us in the built environment. And that’s how everything started, and we ended up doing this 2 part podcast.
Although it appears to be such a futuristic topic in the building industry, it is again applied science in other industries, such as life-science or biochemistry. Which could inspire us to learn from others.
For this episode, Julia will be interviewing 2 researchers on decentralizing data in the building industry.
- Mads Holten Rasmussen of NIRAS and a PhD in Linked Building Data
- Jeroen Werbrouck a FWO researcher at Ghent University
You can find complete episode notes on the BILT Academy Website
Be sure to tune in for part 2 of the decentralization topic on our next episode airing November 26th, 2020. In that episode, our BILT Academy correspondent Julia will continue to explore the topic from a practical perspective as we look toward its future us
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