DCH 2.0 Documentation
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  • Welcome to DCH
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    • Managing Users
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    • Managing Rolesets
      • Creating Rolesets
      • Changing roles (permissions) of an existing Roleset
      • Deleting Rolesets
      • Managing list of users who have been directly assigned a Roleset
      • Managing the set of User Groups a Roleset is in
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      • Managing user membership of User Groups
  • Data Management
    • Find Points and view data
    • Export data
    • Adding a new data source
  • Site and Building Management
    • Creating a Site
    • Creating a Building
  • DCH and the BRICK schema ontology
    • Overview
    • BRICK Model Process Flow
    • BRIQL Query Language
    • DCH BRICK Extensions
    • Valid Names, Values, Character sets in DCH
    • DCH BRICK Modelling Norms
      • Electrical Modelling Norms
      • PV Modelling Norms
      • Mechanical and Misc. Modelling Norms
  • Changelog
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  1. DCH and the BRICK schema ontology

Overview

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Last updated 9 months ago

The DCH platform uses semantic modelling under the hood. In particular it is built to work with models conforming to the ontology.

DCH supports site and building models adhering to BRICK Schema version 1.3. DCH does not support all features of BRICK 1.3, and in some areas DCH has extended BRICK 1.3 to increase usability of models. This documentation describes the limitations and extensions to BRICK 1.3 that models uploaded to DCH must adhere to.

BRICK Schema