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This class will demonstrate various reality capture strategies and use cases in different architecture, engineering, and construction project phases. We'll focus both on strategies that can be implemented in-house as well as options for integrating outsourced deliverables into in-house workflows. We have integrated point clouds from laser scans and unmanned autonomous systems (UAS) photogrammetry, and we'll show our workflows and results. We'll talk about the setup process for attaining accurate shared coordinates for automated GPS placement within Revit software. We'll also demonstrate how we created and implemented affordable UAS photogrammetric scans into our Revit workflows, and how they compare to laser scan point clouds. This class will showcase several case study projects in which we used laser and photogrammetric scans for various needs, ranging from developing design concepts for small residential additions to new large-scale health care projects and multimillion-dollar departmental relocations inside existing facilities.
Aprendizajes clave
- Understand the time and cost benefits of using reality capture
- Understand the differences between various types of reality capture in the AEC industry
- Develop workflows to accurately integrate laser scans into Revit and improve project accuracy
- Learn how to implement appropriate reality capture deliverables for the corresponding project use case
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Marin PastarMarin is a Registered Architect and Innovation & Technology expert. He started his professional career 20 years ago as a technical production architect and a project manager. Through his personal practice and project experience, he realized how disjointed the Design and Construction industry is, and the vast amount of room for process improvement. As a result of his efforts to connect the AEC industry and improve his own projects, his career evolved towards Technology & Innovation. Throughout his career, he led all aspects of Project Delivery from Design, Visualization and VR/AR, Reality Capture and UAS systems, to streamlining AEC Workflows from Planning, Design and Construction, into Facility Management and Operations. He is a strong advocate for the Owners, striving to eliminate the costly duplication of efforts in project execution. In his current role at Jacobs, Marin focuses on leveraging his extensive AECO industry experience to help global project teams discern project technology & innovation constraints and opportunities. He is passionate about developing the most suitable project execution strategies that leverage advanced Virtual Design & Construction tools and workflows in innovative ways to help streamline the Design/Construction delivery, and achieve a digital handover of the Built Environment suitable for enhancing the Owner Asset Lifecycle Workflows through succesful implementation of Digital Twins.- AGAaron GipperichI have always leaned toward the technology side of Architecture.When the industry was transitioning to Revit, I went from leaning to diving in. In 2008, I was a driving force in successfully transitioning a 100 person Architectural firm to the Revit workflow.This was the start of the journey in BIM Management, and today I’m fortunate to manage the BIM systems for an architectural firm that doesn’t aim to push boundaries, but break through them entirely.From developing new Virtual Reality workflows to Integrated Project Delivery with Facilities Management deliverables.Autodesk recognized Bates as “Early Technology Adopters” and produced a customer success story published at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meJ2t3BSeR4.I am a Revit Certified Professional and have spoken at several AGC conferences on BIM Topics.As a regular presenter and steering committee member for the St. Louis Revit Users Group, I actively support the St. Louis Revit community across numerous disciplines.
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