A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words— But a 3D Model Is Priceless

说明

主要学习内容

• Learn how to take photos to create a 3D model using ReCap 360 software
• Learn how to use ReCap 360 software to produce mesh and point cloud models
• Learn how to create and maintain utility asset data using 3D models
• Learn how to make 3D models available to field and office personnel

讲师

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  Everett Clary

  Everett Clary has worked in the water/wastewater and electric utility business for 16 years. His background is in IT Systems, IT Project management and geographic information system (GIS). Most recently at Anchorage Municipal Light and Power (ML&P), Everett is incorporating AutoCAD software and GIS into existing engineering and IT systems. Everett supervises ML&P's engineering survey crew, locates section, and drafting/CAD/GIS section. He is working on making data that is available to office workers available to engineering and operations workers out in the field.
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  Forrest Roy

  Forrest Roy has been working in the utility industry for over 15 years. He is currently the lead underground cable locator for Anchorage Municipal Light and Power (AMLP). In this role, he is responsible for managing the excavation damage-prevention program for the entire utility. In 2014, using ReCap software, he helped develop the 3D modeling program that has enabled AMLP to begin modeling their underground vaults and infrastructure. Forrest Roy and Everett Clary of AMLP submitted and won the Excellence in Infrastructure award during Autodesk University 2014. Forrest is currently involved in using new technologies and techniques to create 3D models and point clouds in ReCap software, Remake (formerly Memento) software, and InfraWorks software. He is leading the charge for more reality-capture technology to bring realism and substance to current 2D drawings, including laser scanning, structured light, photogrammetry, and 360 photography and providing a true mobile solution for field crews.