• Aagaard Eaton posted an update 10 months ago

    2d Plans are the standard, but they do not give you the same intuitive view as a 3D model, and just about any architect or building designer will be able to tell you this. That said, BIM surveys or Revit surveys are your best option with regards to providing an accurate intelligent representation of any building. For example, building information modelling surveys will give you virtually anything you need in that regard. In addition, with many refurbishment schemes in the offing, the expense of surveying an as-built environment and delivering the data set in a BIM format direct to an individual is now extremely attractive – both from the functional, accessible and economical viewpoint.

    When it comes to building information modelling surveys, laser scanning instruments will be employed to get accurate data at 500,000 points per second, and these measurements will be collected as 3d point clouds. Subsequently, the 3D digital information collected can be accessed in real time and will allow you to make immediate informed decisions to assist in the look process. This initial process provides the base data to construct your Building information Model in Revit.

    Once laser scanned, high dynamic range photography can be overlaid which will give a more user friendly representation of the building involved. This is often viewed, via the net, through ‘TruView’ and becomes an interactive 3D decision tool, allowing the viewer to measure, hyperlink, investigate coordinates, add text and virtually ‘walk’ around the building.

    Utilising both laser scan data and high dynamic range photography enhances the ultimate 3D deliverable, whether it is 3D wireframe, solid model or a building information model.

    This scanning technology and software has revolutionised measured data collection and aligned itself with the new advances and up take of creating information modelling in the construction industry. Revit surveys with this particular methodology come in complete alignment with the holistic approach that BIM is advocating. The ability to have a geometrically frame worked style of a built environment, delivered in Revit at the earlier stage of design or development has significant time and cost benefits throughout the whole process.

    BIM Surveys Rugby of always being able to return to the raw 3d data also offers major advantages in this holistic approach. In today’s competitive business world, where efficiency and the ability to save costs is paramount, having an accurate geometric framework is a must.

    There are lots of great benefits of 3D Laser Scanning over traditional techniques, in fact it is well worth exploring on your own if Laser Scanning Services certainly are a good fit for your business. For more information, you can visit this link: building information modelling surveys.