At the Geospatial World Forum in Geneva, several geospatial-related projects from South Korea are being highlighted. One of the most important is a five-year project conceived, sponsored and funded by the Korean Institute of Construction […]
I’ve blogged several times about the expanding effort in Europe and the United States to map accurately underground infrastructure. I blogged about the high ROI for investment in improving the geolocation and other information about […]
Checking regulatory compliance for building permitting remains a tedious, time-consuming and costly process. While the critical importance of timely, accurate, and uniform code review has been an important goal of regulatory agencies for some time […]
At the Geospatial World Forum in Amsterdam two years ago, Jantien Stoter of the Delft Univeristy of Technology and an advisor to Geonovum, gave an overview of the work on a Dutch 3D standard, which […]
At the SPAR International conference Kevin Gilson, Director of the Design Visualization group at Parsons Brinckerhoff (PB) gave an insightful presentation on integrated 3D modeling and visualization for large transportation projects with some examples from […]
At the Spring BIMForum in Boston James Vandezande and Will Ikerd gave an update on the status of the BIMForum’s Level of Development (LoD) specification. The Level of Development (LOD) Specification is a reference that […]
At the SPAR International conference Avideh Zakhor from the University of California Berkeley gave an enthralling presentation about her research on capturing optical and thermal point clouds of the insides of buildings using a portable […]
At the SPAR International Conference today Kirk Knorr from Burns & McDonnell and Gregory Lawes of point3D gave a presentation about their experience using a handheld scanner from DotProduct LLC. This is a professional device […]