BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING (BIM):
process of generating building data for its lifecycle. Includes:

Room Information Modeling (RIM): security/surveillance, air quality/ventilation, sound proofing, temperature, lighting, energy usage.
Exterior Information Modeling (EIM): security/surveillance, evacuation routes.
Maintenance Information Modeling (MIM): maintenance.
Pest Information Modeling (PIM): pest control.

TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION MODELING (TIM):
process of generating transportation data for its lifecycle. Includes:

Highway Information Modeling (HIM): traffic patterns, closures, electronic signage.
Bridge Information Modeling (BIM): elevation/clearance, drawbridge, wind speed, seismic activity.
Roadway Information Modeling (RIM): traffic, addressing, emergency response, natural disasters.
Tunnel Information Modeling (TIM): depth/clearance, loadbearing, seismic activity.

INFRASTRUCTURE INFORMATION MODELING (IIM):
process of generating infrastructure data for its lifecycle. Includes:

Drainage Information Modeling (DIM): water level, obstructions.
Utilities Information Modeling (UIM): circuit break, capacity.

LAND INFORMATION MODELING (LIM):
process of generating land data for its lifecycle. Includes:

Residence Information Modeling (RIM): demographics, elevation.
(includes "RezMatrix": Database which contains longitude, latitude, elevation of every residence. Also contains keypoints such as international boundaries, state lines, county lines, city limits, coasts, floodplains, volcano centers, fault lines, aquifers, known bush fire zones, known tornado zones. User can precisely determine every residence within specified distance of keypoints, within specified distance of line segements between multiple keypoints, at/between certain latitudes/longitudes, at/between certain elevations. Distances can be adjusted by mile integers; latitudes/longitudes can be adjusted by 1/10th of degrees; and elevations can be adjusted by foot integers. Boundaries (country/state/county/city/neighborhood), latitudes/longitudes, contours and elevations can be done individually or in groups. Elevations can be separated/grouped by subterranean, ground level and superterranean, also individually or in groups. Locations can be separated/grouped by permanent/temporary, land/water and mobile.)
Business Information Modeling (BIM): demographics, elevation.
(includes "BizMatrix": Database for businesses, similar to above.)

LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT:
process of gathering information, which is sent to the management system.

BUILDING LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT (BLM):
process of managing and monitoring building data during its lifecycle. Includes:

Room Lifecycle Management (RLM): security/surveillance, air quality/ventilation, sound proofing, temperature, lighting, energy usage.
Exterior Lifecycle Management (ELM): security/surveillance, evacuation routes.
Maintenance Lifecycle Management (MLM): maintenance.
Pest Lifecycle Management (PLM): pest control.

TRANSPORTATION LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT (TLM):
process of managing and monitoring transportation data during its lifecycle. Includes:

Highway Lifecycle Management (HLM): traffic patterns, closures, electronic signage.
Bridge Lifecycle Management (BLM): elevation/clearance, drawbridge, wind speed, seismic activity.
Roadway Lifecycle Management (RLM): traffic, addressing, emergency response, natural disasters.
Tunnel Lifecycle Management (TLM): depth/clearance, loadbearing, seismic activity.

INFRASTRUCTURE LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT (ILM):
process of managing and monitoring infrastructure data during its lifecycle. Includes:

Drainage Lifecycle Management (DLM): cracks.
Utilities Lifecycle Management (ULM): circuit break, capacity.

MANAGEMENT SYSTEM:
compiling, storing and displaying information received from lifecycle management.

BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (BMS):
process of controling a building during its lifecycle. Includes:

Room Management System (RMS): security/surveillance, air quality/ventilation, sound proofing, temperature, lighting, energy usage.
Exterior Management System (EMS): security/surveillance, evacuation routes.
Maintenance Management System (MMS): maintenance.
Pest Management System (PMS): pest control.

TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (TMS):
process of controling a transportation network during its lifecycle. Includes:

Highway Management System (HMS): traffic patterns, closures, electronic signage.
Bridge Management System (BMS): elevation/clearance, drawbridge, wind speed, seismic activity.
Roadway Management System (RMS): traffic, addressing, emergency response, natural disasters.
Safety Management System (SMS): salting/sanding, defrosting/deicing.
Tunnel Management System (TMS): depth/clearance, loadbearing, seismic activity.

INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (IMS):
process of controling an infrastructure network during its lifecycle. Includes:

Drainage Management System (DMS): water level, obstructions.
Utilities Management System (UMS): circuit break, capacity.

AUTOMATION SYSTEM:
system that receives input from management system.

BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM (BAS):
system which controls and monitors a building during its lifecycle. Includes:

Room Automation System (RAS): security/surveillance, air quality/ventilation, sound proofing, temperature, lighting, energy usage.
Exterior Automation System (EAS): security/surveillance, evacuation routes.
Maintenance Automation System (MAS): maintenance.
Pest Automation System (PAS): pest control.

TRANSPORTATION AUTOMATION SYSTEM (TAS):
system which controls and monitors a transportation network during its lifecycle. Includes:

Highway Automation System (HAS): traffic patterns, closures, electronic signage.
Bridge Automation System (BAS): elevation/clearance, drawbridge, wind speed, seismic activity.
Roadway Automation System (RAS): traffic, addressing, emergency response, natural disasters.
Safety Automation System (SAS): salting/sanding, defrosting/deicing.
Tunnel Automation System (TAS): depth/clearance, loadbearing, seismic activity.

INFRASTRUCTURE AUTOMATION SYSTEM (IAS):
system which controls and monitors an infrastructure network during its lifecycle. Includes:

Drainage Automation System (DAS): water level, obstructions.
Utilities Automation System (UAS): circuit break, capacity.

MONITORING SYSTEM:
Energy Usage Monitoring (EUM): energy usage.
Structural Health Monitoring (SHM): structural health.

EQUIVALENTS:
Building/Facility/Plant/Home
Computerized/Computer-aided/Computer-assisted/Computer-based
System/Software/Application

OTHER:
Avionics
Civionics
Electronics