Description
Key Learnings
- Learn how to import point cloud scans into Navisworks
- Learn how to place points in the model using Point Layout
- Learn how to upload and share the model and points with the Field Team using BIM 360 Glue
- Learn how to layout and verify points in the field using the BIM 360 Layout iPad application connected to a robotic total station
Speakers
- AEAndrew EvansSoftware Application Specialist - Mapping Software - Terrestrial & Mobile LiDAR, UAS, BIM Applications, GNSS & Total Station Survey. Expertise & Focus: RTK GPS and Augmented Reality; Geospatial Imaging, primarily on the application of 3D measurement, digital photogrammetry and lidar; BIM process relating to survey. Work Environments: Academic and industrial work experience, works for Topcon, a survey instrumentation manufacturer involved with application engineering, product support, management and marketing. Specialties: Application Engineering, High Precision Positioning. GNSS, Total Stations, LiDAR, Mass Data Collection.
- MMMichael MoranMichael Moran is a consultant at Autodesk, Inc., focusing on construction. He helps customers optimize their construction processes through adoption of cloud-based BIM 360 tools, with a focus on design review, production planning, scheduling, field management, layout, and project handover to owner/operator. His master's thesis in construction management at the Delft University of Technology was a comparative study designed to assess productivity gains from using Building Information Modeling (BIM) tools on Skanska AB U.S. building projects. Together with Skanska and Autodesk, Michael presented a webinar on this case study. Michael has taught 3 previous Autodesk University classes and has spoken multiple times about the benefits of cloud-based BIM at the European 5D Conference. Other experiences in the building industry include founding and running a concrete specialty forming firm, working as a consultant on several major infrastructure projects, and obtaining a bachelor's degree in architecture from the University of Bath in the United Kingdom.