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Guide to Services 4Agenda & Timeline 6

Presentation Abstracts 8

Technical Seminars 18

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agend & Timeine

MoNDay, 6-DEC-10

1300 1700 Registrtin - Forum Lounge

Rm: E102

1500 1700 3D Imging Ttri: registered ttendees wecme

1700 2000 CaDMaTIC Seminr

TuESDay, 7-DEC-10

0730 0855 Registrtin nd Cee; Stins Exhiitins open - Forum Lounge

Rm: frm

0900 0915Wecme & IntrdctinTom Greaves, Managing Director, SPAR Point Group; M A Muoz-Tomas, Conerence Manager, Plant-Tech

0915 1130

Kente Sessin

Mustapha YAHIA, Engineering Manager, and Grard BORELLO, Head o Piping Department, Soresid Engineering, a SAIPEM Company Erik P Siemer, General Manager, M3DM Arnout CC Ruirok, Team Leader, Audio, Picture Research and Biometrics, Netherlands Forensic Institute Masaaki Kamei, Chie Specialist, Plant Engineering Department, Thermal Power Plant Engineering Division, Toshiba

frm lnge Rm: E103

11301200 1330

Stins Exhiitins openbet lnch in Stins Exhiitin re

1130 1230 Trime Technical Seminar1230 1330 zer+frhich Technical Seminar

Rm: frm Rm: E102 Rm: E103

1330 1500 INDuSTRIal PlaNT

Data Integration

Harry Moosmann, Director, IS Project Planning,Alstom (Switzerland) Ltd

Edwin Sttealk, Manager, European SupportManuacturing, LyondellBasell

Gerrit Alblas, Project Manager, ShipbuildingGroup, FermLogic

CIvIl, TRaNSPoRTaTIoN, buIlDING

Mobile Surveying

Raymond Mandli, President, MandliCommunications

Johnny K Rasmussen, PhotogrammetrySpecialist, COWI A/S Denmark

Paolo Riva, Proessor, and Alessio Cardaci,Faculty o Engineering, University o Bergamo

foRENSIC & SECuRITy

Nick Cooper, Senior Collision Investigator, ForensicCollision Investigation Unit, South Wales Police

Mike Brown, Managing Director, Advanced SimTech

Shabtay Negry, Vice President, Mantis Vision Ltd

1500 1530 Cee brek - Forum Lounge

1530 1700

INDuSTRIal PlaNT

Applications o 3D Imaging

Lau Jensen, MSc, Chartered Surveyor, 3DScanning & Survey, and Morten Hertz Knudsen,Mapping & Survey Technician, Ramboll Oil & Gas

Andr Lorenz, Dipl-Ing (FH) or Constructionand Mechanical Engineers, Contracting ProjectEngineer, Shell Deutschland Oil GmbH, and EikeThiele, Laserscanning Europe

JH Eric Borst, Piping Engineer, CAE/CAD

Specialist, Market Manager Laserscanning,Industrial Engineering, Royal Haskoning

1530 1600


Mobile Surveying (continued)

Wayne Jacobs, Senior Surveyor, DigitalMapping Surveys, Group Five Limited, andFrancois Stroh, 3D Laser MappingInternational Ltd

1530 1630

foRENSIC & SECuRITy

Jurrien Bijhold, Forensic Analyst, Netherlands Foren-sic Institute, and Ronald Poelman, TU Delt

Dr Judith Dijk, TNO

1600 1700

GEoTECHNICal, MINING, TuNNElS

Ivar Andersson, Land Surveyor, SWECO

Inrastructure AB, and Oliver Schneider, ProductManager and Project Leader, ProductManagement Unit, Rail & Tunnel Systems,Amberg Technologies

Lucas Flumm, Technical Director, 3D MineSurveying International Ltd

1630 1700

SCaN To bIM

Steven Couwels, Owner, Real to Desk

1700 1800 Cckti Receptin in Stins Exhiitin re - Forum Lounge

Times and details subject to change. See www.spar-eu.com or the latest updates and presentation abstracts.

Lunch isincluded in

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WEDNESDay, 8-DEC-10

0730 0900 Registrtin nd cee; Stins Exhiitins pen - Forum Lounge


0900 1100 INDuSTRIal PlaNT

Integrating 3D Imaging into Project Workfow

Marco Methorst , Director, Design TechnologyServices, and Ad Reijers, Jacobs

Leandros G Zeppos, Managing Director, UNISONLaser Scanning

DIGITal HISToRIC PRESERvaTIoN

Erwin Christoori, Managing Director &

Co-Owner, Christoori & Partner Pro Arch Marcello Balzani, Director,DIAPReM Centre, Department oArchitecture, and Federica Maietti, PhD inTechnology o Architecture; Diagnostic andRestoration Area o DIAPReM Centre,Department o Architecture, FerraraUniversity, Italy

Willem van Spanje, President & CEO,DeltTech BV

aPPlICaTIoN of aSSET INfoRMaTIoNSTaNDaRDS IN THE PRoCESS INDuSTRy

Peter Zgorzelski, Director, PROLIST Int Leo van Ruijven, Manager, TechnologyDevelopment, Croon TBI Techniek

Gerrit Misana, Functional Focal Point, SiemensIndustrial Turbo Machinery

Applying/Integrating 3D Imaging or Maintenance& Operations

Raphal Marc, lectricit de France (EDF)

Burkhard Wassmann, OE-AD TechnicalDocumentation, RWE Power AG, Biblis Power PlantStation, and Jens Fermann, iQvolution Services GmbH

1015 1100

PaNEl DISCuSSIoN:

Applications o Asset Inormation Standards in theProcess Industry

Panel discussion moderated by PWHM van Exel,Director, Stichting USPI-NL

1100

1130 1300

Stins Exhiitins open - Forum Lounge

bet lnch in Stins Exhiitin re

1100 1200 faRo Technical Seminar1200 1300 leic GesstemsTechnical Seminar


1300 1430 NEW TECHNoloGIES

Elmer Bol, Co-Founder, Alice Labs BV

Faraz Ravi, Director, Pointools

Christoph Grossmann, CEO and Founder,SeeFront GmbH


Mobile Surveying

Michael Dunbar, Manager, BusinessDevelopment, Velodyne Lidar, Inc

Paul Verbiest, Project Leader, BelgiumDepartment o Mobility and Public Works(MOW), and Giuliano Lodts, Operations Man-ager, GlobeZenit

Matteo Sgrenzaroli, Gexcel srl, and DarioConorti, 3D Laser Scanner Specialist,Optech Incorporated

1300 1400

atdeskTechnical Seminar

1400 1500

IntergrphTechnical Seminar

1430 1500 Cee brek - Forum Lounge


1500 1630 NEW TECHNoloGIES & buSINESS MoDElS

Kevin Williams, CEO, ClearEdge 3D

Lothar A Brummel, VATRO Trocknungs- und Sani-erungstechnik GmbH & Co KG , and Joerg Meixner,Zoller and Frhlich GmbH

Dr Thilo Sandner, Fraunhoer IPMS

NEXT GENERaTIoN PHoToGRaMMETRy

Frank Prytz, Section Leader, Photogram-metry, Parker Maritime, Parker HanninFCG, Energy Products Division

Ali Mohammad Khosravani, Institute orPhotogrammetry, University o Stuttgart

Susanne Becker, Institute o Photogram-metry, University o Stuttgart

uNIQuE aPPlICaTIoNS of 3D IMaGING

Sander Schroder, Head o Geotechnics,Coenradie-GTC

Dr Cosimo Pignatelli, Dr Maurilio Milellaand Dr Arcangelo Piscitelli, EnvironmentalSurveys SRL

Enda Keane, CEO, TreeMetrics Ltd

1630 Cnerence Cncdes

Times and details subject to change. See www.spar-eu.com or the latest updates and presentation abstracts.


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TuESDay, 7 DECEMbER

SESSION: KEYNOTES

TuEsday, 7 dECEmbEr, 09.15 11.30

Locatio: The Forum

Mustapha YAHIA, Engineering Manager, and Grard

BORELLO, Head o Piping Department , Soresid

Engineering, a SAIPEM Company

aCHIEvING aCCuRaTE, CuRRENT DoCuMENTaTIoNaND GREaTER SafETy: EXPERIENCES fRoM THE fIElD

Soresid, a SAIPEM company, perorms conceptual stud-

ies, basic and detailed engineering or various projects,

new and revamps Revamping is the activity or which

there is extensive use o laser survey technology Weve

been using laser survey since 2003; a typical revamp

project had two main challenges:

Theplantisoldanddoesnothaveup-to-date

as-built documentation

Thenewunittobedesignedislocatedinthemiddle

o the existing plant, with a high number o interaces

and tie-ins

The above constraints led to the use o the laser survey

technology, with successul project results The objec-

tives are ullled and the plant stand-by considerably

reduced Since the rst implementation, major revamp-

ing activity or oshore platorms and onshore sites are

conducted with the use o laser survey This approach

has helped in reducing the planning and costs, and de-

livers more reliable engineering documents with a higher

saety level or the sta during the surveys

Erik Siemer, General Manager, M3DM

MobIlE MaPPING IN THE NETHERlaNDS:MovING Too faST foRWaRD

The Netherlands is an overly populated country The

road-surveying is becoming increasingly dicult in

recent years and in some areas it has become almost

impossible, without seriously obstructing trac and

bringing sta in dangerous situations Three years ago,

3 Dutch companies took the initiative to develop a joint

system, with which travelling with high speed and very

high precision (< 5 mm) road measurements can be

perormed The development has led to the orming o

the company Mobile 3D Mapping (M3DM) The company

is now 2 years old and has carried out many projects

with its custom-made MMV (Mobile Mapping Vehicle)

The presentation shows the experiences with the various

projects and specic challenges and solutions The

second part o the proposal deals with the consequences

o this new 3D- survey-methods on the processes o our

customers Old products will disappear and processes

are going to change We are no longer on the eve o a

big change, we are already in the middle o it!

Arnout C. C. Ruirok, Team Leader, Audio, Picture Re-

search and Biometrics, Netherlands Forensic Institute

faCIal CoMPaRISoN uSING 3D CaPTuRING aNDMoDElING TECHNIQuES

Biometric techniques or acial comparison work rela-

tively well using ull rontal image material However,

surveillance video ootage material rarely contains ullrontal images, making automated biometric systems

practically useless or orensic casework For reliable

comparison, images rom the same camera positions

or evidential and reerence material are needed

Issues with pose and position dierences between

evidential and reerence material can be overcome

by using 3D shape and texture inormation Several

techniques or capturing 3D ace and texture inorma-

tion and 3D modeling techniques using CCTV material

are explored

Masaaki Kamei, Chie Specialist, Plant Engineering

Department, Toshiba, Yokohama, Japan

vISIoN foR fuTuRE PlaNT ENGINEERING SuPPlyCHaIN

During project execution, we are always in between

practical reason and theoretical denition,

their relationship, and struggling to nd a solution or

the plant engineering supply chain

Based on my experience as an IT manager I would like

to share my thoughts with you on the ollowing topics:

Toshibapowerprole,oil&gasinJapan;visionon

the uture plant engineering supply chain

Expectedassetinformationmanagementchanges

Needtoimprovestandardisation,andconclusions

or the uture plant engineering supply chain

SESSION: INDUSTRIAL PLANT, DATA INTEGRATION

TuEsday, 7 dECEmbEr; 13.30 15.00

Locatio: The Forum

Harry F. Moosmann, PMP, Director, IS Project Planning,

Alstom (Switzerland) Ltd.

THE 3 STEPS To EXCEllENCE foR THRouGHPuT aND

PRoDuCTIvITy IN PRojECT lIfE CyClESThe highly competitive business environment and

pressure on prots has orced OEMs and EPC

contractors to nd better ways to prove eectiveness

and eciency in project execution When customers

speciy the use o 3D technology or a plant prior to

its construction, it is an imperative, and additionally

demands ull integration with scope, quality, time and

cost minimization

Engineering data is the major pillar in the project en-

gineering process; the single source o truth or docu-

mentation and content which comprise the enginee

ing databases shared across the contract participan

Integrating the project engineering, project executio

and business systems necessitates commitment to

both an eective data management solution and wo

process A well structured methodology is needed

rom the outset to enable reuse o data objects in thproject lie cycle

Communication among the contract parties is also

essential, with best practices being shared Project

management drives the process and by managing

all the white spaces brings all the parties together

to meet tight project timelines, in addition to risk, op

portunity, resources and capacity management

This presentation will describe the Triangle o

Excellence being employed at Alstom to meet thes

growing demands

Edwin Sttealk, Manager, European SupportManuacturing, LyondellBasell, Netherlands

THE CEN oRCHID WS PRojECT

This project recalibrated the USPI roadmap with

todays status and European context Besides a

comprehensive roadmap, the CEN Orchid project de

livered an implementation guide o the roadmap Th

ORCHID roadmap will help companies in the proces

industries to reach the vision o being able to share

and/or exchange electronically the inormation need

to design, build, operate and maintain process and

power plants using internationally accepted standar

This presentation is or all individuals with an intereand stake in lie cycle data exchange and integratio

in the supply chain

Gerrit Alblas, Project Manager, Shipbuilding Group,

FermLogic, Netherlands

INTEGRal CooPERaTIoN IN SHIPbuIlDING IN Nl

A concept o how to solve interoperability during En

gineering will be presented This concept is develop

in a project called Universal Inormation Adapter (UI

This project is part o the Integral Cooperation in

Shipbuilding in the Netherlands The presented UA

is based on RDF/XML principles and is aligned withinternational standards


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SESSION: CIVIL, TRANSPORTATION, BUILDING:MOBILE SURVEYING


Locatio: Room E102

Raymond Mandli, President, Mandli

Communications, USA

NETWoRK vERSuS PRECISIoN MobIlE lIDaRCollECTIoN TECHNIQuES

Mandli Communications is best known or a body o

work that includes large, network-wide, state highway

projects In the past two years alone, Mandli has

collected over one hundred and ty thousand miles o

high density point cloud data and reduced it to locate

and categorize several hundred thousand assets,

including overhead structures, signs and pavement

So when the Washington DOT set out to do a pilot

study on the eectiveness o Mobile LIDAR technolo-

gies, the team at Mandli jumped at the chance toprove their mettle The challenge would be to do a

precision mobile map o a 5 mile stretch o road and

have the ability to properly identiy assets that were

located by a traditional survey crew

This presentation will touch on the variables involved

with scaling down rom a network-wide collection

technique to a precision methodology We will also

explore the opportunity and time advantage or doing

visualization through solid models created by point

cloud data

Johnny K. Rasmussen Photogrammetry Specialist,

COWI A/S Denmark

CoMbINING MobIlE MaPPING aND aERIalSuRvEyING

COWI will present our methods or Mapping by com-

bining data rom aerial surveying (Photos and Lidar)

and Mobile Mapping rom the IPS-II system The

presentation will be based on a number o examples

o textured 3D city models and corridor mapping or

asset management o roads

Paolo Riva, Proessor, and Alessio Cardaci, Faculty o

Engineering, University o Bergamo (Bergamo, Italy)

job SITE SuRvEy:uNIvERSITy of bERGaMo CaSE STuDIES

Laser scanning technology can be used in numerous

civil engineering and construction activities Employed

to collect data and construct continuous models, it is

used extensively in the elds o Architecture and Res-

toration o Monuments but slightly or other engineer-

ing and construction applications, such as carpentry

control, lands movements, evaluation o structural

deormation This presentation intends to show results

obtained by the Faculty o Engineering o Bergamo

University, with the new instrument Faro Photon 120,

used in major structural applications Particularly, it

will ocus on the use o this instrument or the survey

o the deormation behavior o a laminated wood roo

under normal load and overload During this study,

several scans o the roo have been perormed at di-

erent times, in order to calculate trusses deormation,through the superposition and comparison o dierent

continuous models; more precisely in absence o load,

presence o the only roo load and in the presence o

a snow overload

SESSION: FORENSIC & SECURITY


Locatio: Room E103

Nick Cooper, Senior Collision Investigator, Forensic

Collision Investigation Unit, South Wales Police, Wales

TRajECToRIES aND IED EXERCISE:DaTa CaPTuRED aND RESulTS fRoMINTERNaTIoNal PolICE WoRKSHoP, NEuSS

This presentation will describe the results rom an

International and Inter Agency exercise to establish

trajectories rom rearms and debris rom an IED

Aside rom the physical evidence, a ocus was on

bringing together experts rom various disciplines, as

well as embedding company representatives into the

teams The aim o the exercise was to establish the

trajectories, move towards best practice and examine

each others methodologies The long term goal is to

become engaged in establishing common work prac-

tices in the eld o orensics on a global stage

Mike Brown, Managing Director,

Advanced SimTech, UK

THE uSE of laSER SCaNNING IN REal WoRlDoCCuPaNT bIoMECHaNICS

We were asked to assist Warwickshire Police in their

investigation o atal road trac collision involving a

single vehicle with multiple occupants The collision

resulted in one occupant being thrown rom the

vehicle, another ound dead across the centre o the

interior and a third occupant remaining restrained in

their seat

Through the application o detailed laser scans o the

vehicle interior and the collision site, in conjunction

with MADYMO occupant analysis sotware, we were

able to reconstruct the event and determine which oc-

cupant was the driver at the time o the collision This

in turn allowed the Police Force to determine whether

criminal charges against the responsible party were

required

Shabtay Negry, Vice President, Product Developmen

Mantis Vision Ltd., Israel

3D foRENSIC ToolS: THE NEXT GENERaTIoN

Currently available 3D scanners and orensic sotwa

applications are designed to provide tools or crime

scene documentation and measurement Although

such 3D tools are, undoubtedly, an improvement ovtraditional mechanical ones, by making crime scene

documentation tasks more accurate, aster, and

comprehensive, most o their capabilities and their

value to users remain untapped

In our presentation, we make explicit what the next

generation o 3D investigative tools would oer inve

tigators, and present a number o these tools curre

under research and development including searchin

and matching 3D objects across crime scenes, auto

matic crime scene change detection, 3D event reco

struction simulation tools or determining the easib

o placing, transporting, and sighting, objects andhumans in the scene, and the building blocks or an

AI-based crime scenario generator/tester

SESSION: INDUSTRIAL PLANT


Locatio: Forum

Lau Jensen, M.Sc., Chartered Surveyor, 3D Scannin

& Survey, and Morten Hertz Knudsen, Mapping &

Survey Technician, Ramboll Denmark

offSHoRE SCaNNING CaSE STuDy IN THENoRTH SEa

Ramboll Oil & Gas/3D scanning & Survey departme

was hired to do an oshore scanner job o approxi-

mately 50 scans on an oshore installation in the

North Sea Because o drilling activities we needed

work in a H2S gas environment and thereore need

to work with EX-proo equipment We thereore hire

in the Z+F 5006EX scanner to perorm the job (I

believe we are the rst company to use this orm o

scanner in Europe) The scanning went well but the

ollowing data processing was dierent because we

were not able to use a Total station in the EX-proo

vironment, to reerence our targets and transorm thscanner data in to platorm grid coordinates The d

processing was dierent the normal and we thereo

used the new unction in LFM registrar called bund

adjustment to connect our scans This process wen

well and with a satisying result The project was a

success and in the uture we now are able to peror

3D Laser scanning in Ex-proo required environmen


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Andr Lorenz Dipl.-Ing. (FH), Construction and

Mechanical Engineering, Contracting Project Engineer,

Shell Deutschland Oil GmbH (Germany), and Eike

Thiele Dipl. Ing. (FH), CEO, Laserscanning Europe

GmbH (Germany)

INTERPRETING aND aNalyzING laSER SCaNNING

DaTa: PETRoCHEMICal CaSE STuDyFor two projects in a petrochemical unit, 22 scans

were created and recorded in one day For the rst

project, the aim was to plan a pipe between two

extruders and a vacuum unit The second project was

the replacement o a column in a plant For these

cases, the laser scanner FARO Photon 80 was used

The raw data was processed with FARO Scene and

aterwards generated in Microstation by use o the

sotware PointCab by Laserscaning Europe Planning

engineers were able to speciy desired objects in

the CAD environment o Microstation and receive an

as-built documentation rom the laser scanning results

through an automated process The benets were

automatically generated arrangement drawings and

sectional views rom laser scanning data, and results

that are dimensionally accurately plotted and modied

with a computer The underlying workfow allows easy

data exchange o laser scanning results between

operators, persons responsible or maintenance and

planning proessionals This is especially useul or

companies using dierent CAD requirements

SESSION CONTINUED: CIVIL, TRANSPORTATION,

BUILDING: MOBILE SURVEYINGTuEsday, 7 dECEmbEr; 15.30 16.00

Locatio: Room E102

Wayne Jacobs, Senior Surveyor, Digital Mapping

Surveys, Group Five Limited, and Francois Stroh, 3D

Laser Mapping International Ltd.

MobIlE SuRvEyING:THE RoaD CoNTRaCToRS PERSPECTIvE

StreetMapper has achieved considerable success

with projects across Europe, North America, Australia,

Japan and China However a planned roll out in South

Arica did not go exactly to plan!

Traditionally the Department o Transport is the rst

adopter o new technology, however the introduc-

tion o the mobile mapping system in May 2010 was

recognised by a group o construction companies

as potentially revolutionary The use o the system

to generate highly accurate point clouds allowed or

the extraction o cross sections used as evidence o

discrepancies between actual road levels and the

original designs This inormation supported a request

or a variation order with a value in excess o 40 mil-

lion Rand

SESSION: GEOTECHNICAL, MINING, TUNNELS


Locatio: Room E102

Ivar Andersson, Land Surveyor, SWECO Inrastruc-

ture AB (Stockholm, Sweden), and Oliver Schneider,

Product Manager, Tunnel, Amberg Technologies AG(Regensdor Switzerland)

INTEGRaTED TuNNEl HEaDING CoNTRol baSED oNlaSER SCaNNING

Complete knowledge o the surace condition and ge-

ometry o the excavated tunnel is absolutely essential

or reasons o perormance, economy and saety

Tunnel contractors and owners expect state-o-the-

art surveying, analysis and documentation solutions

These solutions need to be simple to use, impair exist-

ing operations as little as possible and reliably record

the complete surace o the excavated tunnel section

Based on the collected and processed scan datacontractors and owners gain inorm about:

excavationprecisionusedforblastingoptimization

volumeinformationusedforlogisticsand

accounting

rocksurfaceimageinformationforgeological

structure analysis

comprehensiveinformationforas-builtQA

documentation

Stationary high-speed laser scanning is used to collect

the required inormation o the tunnel Quickly installedon a tripod and operated by the construction crew or a

eld surveyor the measurement minimises down-

times o the heading process

The presentation o Mr Schneider explains tunnel sur-

veying based on a high-speed laser scanning system,

the typical concepts o tunnel analysis, possible re-

porting and exporting unctionalities based on various

project carried out in Europe over the past years

Lucas Flumm, Technical Director, 3D Mine Surveying

International Ltd.

SuRvEyING THE DEEPEST PoINT oN EaRTH,THE aPPlICaTIoN aND bENEfITS of HDS IN DEEPuNDERGRouND MINING

In January 2010, 3D Mine Surveying International Ltd

conducted a laser scan survey or Anglo Gold Ashanti

at -3700m The contract was to survey 6km o decline

tunnels at Mponeng gold mine, South Arica With ambi-

ent rock temperatures up to 60oC the working environ-

ment is demanding and challenging; this presentation

describes not only the diculties o laser scanning at

such depths, but how HDS technology is able to oer

signicant cost saving benets With modern sotware

and novel eld practices 3DMSI has developed

innovative solutions to help optimise mining projects

SESSION: FORENSIC & SECURITY


Locatio: Room E103

Jurrien Bijhold, Forensic Analyst, Netherlands Foren

Institute, and Ronald Poelman, TU Delt

auGMENTED REalITy foR a CRIMESCENE INvESTIGaToR

Within the CSI the Hague project proven technologi

rom various domains are tested in the Forensic el

lab o the Netherlands Forensics Institute or their

useulness in crime scene investigation One o tho

technologies is scene augmentation With Augment

Reality (AR) it is possible to overlay a crime scene w

useul inormation such as; audio tags, measure-

ments, original position o objects or analysis resultIn this session, we will start with a short introductio

on crime scene investigation and the CSI the Hague

project Then, we are going to discuss the underlyin

technologies that are needed to accomplish crime

scene augmentation A novel Head Mounted Display

(HMD) is developed by the TU Delt that can be use

acilitate crime scene analysis Underlying this deve

opment are three basic technologies; pose estimati

or knowing the position o the HMD in space, map

making to build a 3D model o the environment and

hand gesture system to control the unctions

Finally, a demo o the proo-o-concept will be show

and you will be able to experience crime scene

augmentation Because the technology is still work

in progress your opinion will be highly valued in the

group discussion at the end

Dr. Judith Dijk, TNO, The Netherlands

3D RECoNSTRuCTIoN of laRGE uRbaN aREaS WIa SINGlE HaNDHElD CaMERa

3D reconstruction is a hot topic in both the scienti

and technological arena due to its mathematical

complexities and the amount o potential or an eve

increasing digital world In our work we ocus on3D reconstruction o large urban areas or orensic

applications We develop mathematical methods or

the accurate reconstruction o the 3D structure that

can be recorded with a single hand held digital pho

camera In this presentation we will describe the

pipeline o our methodologies and present a numbe

o the reconstructions we can achieve at a very low

cost and how they can infuence the area o orensi

investigation


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SESSION: SCAN TO BIM


Locatio: Room E103

Steven Couwels, Owner, Real to Desk

SCaN-To-bIM CaSE STuDy:

bozaR bRuSSElS fINE aRTS CENTEREarly 2010 Real to Desk, a startup 3D laser scan-

ning and dimensional control service provider rom

Antwerp, Belgium, scanned and modeled the Bozar

Fine Arts Center in Brussels, the most prominent art

venue in the country - wwwbozarbe

The assignment had several objectives: obtaining

updated architectural quality models and drawings

or internal use, accurate models o the acilities to

attract top artists, and creation o an animation lm to

promote the art center and its central location to the

general public

With some logistic challenges and careul planning -scanning a lot at night in between break down and

set up o exhibitions -- nally resulted in photorealistic

point cloud data, 3D CAD models, BIM les, Google

SketchUp les and the animation movie

WEDNESDay, 8 DECEMbER

SESSION: INDUSTRIAL PLANT: INTEGRATING 3DIMAGING INTO PROJECT WORKFLOW

WEdnEsday, 8 dECEmbEr, 09.00 10.00

Locatio: The ForumMarco Methorst, Director, Design Technology Services,

and Ad Reijers, Jacobs Nederland B.V.

DEvEloPING EffECTIvE WoRK PRoCESSES uSINGlaSER SCaNNING

The rst part o the presentation will address the

selection process or hardware, sotware, surveyors

(in-house Vs outsourced and why), and how to make

these elements t into the Jacobs work process The

second part will demonstrate how this setup and

process was used on an oil/gas project in the Middle

East with considerable time constraints Convincing

the client that the new approach would work and savethem money was part o the challenge In the end,

only six days o the allotted one week shutdown was

used There was no rework

Leandros G. Zeppos, Managing Director, Unison Laser

Scanning, Germany

INTEGRaTIoN of TERRESTRIal laSER SCaNNINGIN THE PlaNT ENGINEERING WoRKfloW :aN aPPRoaCH To QualITy aSSuRaNCE, uSERfRIENDlINESS aND PRojECT PRoDuCTIvITy

While there is general agreement on the benets

o laser scanning, there is requently a challenge

involved in providing the specication required to ully

utilize the advantages o the technology Engineer-

ing projects consist o a complex series o activities

Determining the appropriate integration methods and

specication or laser scanning projects requires a

thoughtul consideration o quality assurance, userriendliness, integration steps in the engineering work-

fow and most importantly engineering project

productivity

SESSION: INDUSTRIAL PLANT: INTEGRATING 3DIMAGING INTO MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONS

WEdnEsday, 8 dECEmbEr; 10.00 11.00

Locatio: The Forum

Raphal Marc, lectricit de France (EDF), France

3D SIMulaTIoN of MaINTENaNCE oPERaTIoNS IN

NuClEaR PoWER PlaNTEDF is an integrated company which gathers several

roles : it operates 58 nuclear power plants as an own-

er/operator and it also provides engineering services

through its 5 engineering divisions Since 2005, EDF

research & development has been developing a sot-

ware (ADRM) dedicated to 3D simulation o complex

maintenance operations inside nuclear power plants

This virtual reality sotware has been currently used by

an engineering unit o EDF since 2008 in order:

Beforethestartofwork,topreparemaintenance

operations and to analyze the risks without going

into the building;

Duringtheplantoutage,toofferabetterperception

o impacts in case o problems, to troubleshoot and

to study emergency scenarios

Aftercompletionoftheworktoobtainfeedbackand

capitalise on and share good practices

ADRM has been used successully during several

complex maintenance operations and we will com-

ment some examples

Burkhard Wassmann, OE-AD Technical Documenta-

tion, RWE Power AG, Biblis Power Plant Station, Biblis

Germany, and Jens Fermann, iQvolution Services

GmbHm Gauting Germany

INTEGRaTIoN of PoWER PlaNT DaTa IN PlaNNINGaND MaINTENaNCE

The successul integration o captured data coming

rom dierent sources is a challenge At Biblis Power

Plant station in Germany, there are about 900 work-

ers with PC connection to the LAN, about 250 o

which may be considered as potential users o laser

scanning data There are two blocks o a power plant

which was built in 1974/76 with a huge demand

or retrotting measures year by year, so there is an

increasing need or 3D as-built data The goal is to

supply departments especially those which involv

with retrottingwith the appropriate data, ie bas

cally checked georeerenced laser scanning raw da

New approaches are being investigated, includingthe integration o 3D laser scanning data and 360

panorama photos in one database, which will be

presented here

SESSION: DIGITAL HERITAGE PRESERVATION


Locatio: Room E102

Erwin Christoori, Managing Director and Co-Owner

Christoori & Partner, Germany

aRCHITECTuRE aND MoNuMENT DoCuMENTaTIoN

THRouGH TERRESTRIal laSER SCaNNINGThe presentation showcases the possibilities o

terrestrial laser scanning in the eld o architecture

and monument documentation By use o examples

rom all over the world, economical ways o applyin

laser scanning will be demonstrated The presenta-

tion will not only include examples rom archaeolog

and historic preservation and reveal dierent metho

o analysis or the preservation o monuments with

conventional results, but also encompass possible

ways o documentation or uture operating principl

The remarks include results rom the documenta-

tion as well as the reconstruction o historic states oconstruction

Pro. Arch. Marcello Balzani, Director, DIAPReM

Centre, Department o Architecture, and Federica

Maietti, PhD in Technology o Architecture; Diagnos

and Restoration Area o DIAPReM Centre, Departme

o Architecture, Ferrara University, Italy

3D MoRPHoMETRIC SuRvEy foR CoNSERvaTIoN,RESToRaTIoN aND ENHaNCEMENT of CulTuRalHERITaGE

The 3D laser scanner devices based on the time o

fight technology applied in architectural and urban

elds allow to acquire high denition metric-mor-phological data and to create 3D data bases usable

as geometric memory archive o architectures to be

applied to researches, conservation and restoration

practices 3D data-bases are operative instruments

collect and manage data concerning the architec-

tonical heritage extremely useul to the study, the

conservation and the enhancement o architectures

historical centres and Cultural Heritage


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Willem van Spanje, President & CEO, DeltTech BV,

The Netherlands

INvESTIGaTING a 450 yEaR olD CRIME SCENE

William I, Prince o Orange (24 April 1533 - 10 July

1584), also widely known as William the Silent (Dutch:

Willem de Zwijger), or simply William o Orange

(Dutch: Willem van Oranje), was the main leader o theDutch revolt against the Spanish that set o the Eighty

Years War and resulted in the ormal independence o

the United Provinces in 1648

A wealthy nobleman, William originally served the

Habsburgs as a member o the court o Margaret o

Parma, governor o the Spanish Netherlands Unhappy

with the centralisation o political power away rom

the local estates and with the Spanish persecution o

Dutch Protestants, William joined the Dutch uprising

and turned against his ormer masters The most

infuential and politically capable o the rebels, he led

the Dutch to several successes in the ght against the

Spanish Declared an outlaw by the Spanish king in

1580, he was assassinated by Balthasar Grard (also

written as Gerardts) in Delt our years later

SESSION: APPLICATIONS OF ASSET INFORMA-TION STANDARDS IN THE PROCESS INDUSTRY


Locatio: Room E103

Dr. Peter Zgorzekski, Bayer Technology Services

GmbH, and Ofce Manager, PROLIST INTERNATIONAL,

GermanyIMPlEMENTaTIoN of THE PRolIST (NE 100)WoRKfloW IN PRojECTS

PROLIST INTERNATIONAL promotes the implemen-

tation o the NE 100 interace or electronic data ex-

change in engineering processes using CAE systems,

whereby PROLIST is disseminating the use o the LOP

technology (LOP = Lists o Properties) in the process

industry In the presentation, an introduction into the

LOP technology will be made Benets or equipment

users and equipment manuacturers rom utilizing this

technology will be presented and experiences made in

large projects in the chemical industry will be shownThe cooperation between PROLIST and USPI as well

as the international standardisation o the LOPs o the

NE 100 at IEC will be described

Ing. L.C. (Leo) van Ruijven, Manager, Technology

Development, Croon TBI Techniek, The Netherlands

a uNIfIED fRaMEWoRK To aCHIEvE aN oPTIMIzEDlIfECyClE of PlaNTS

The subject o this presentation is a ramework that

combines the theory o Systems Engineering, the

principles o ISO 15926 concerning Lie Cycle Data

Integration, the Functional Object - Technical Solution

concept, Gellish (Generic Engineering Language) and

the usage o XML/RDF The ramework used Object

Inormation Models described by using Gellish Objects

in this context are, or example, objectives, processes,

process unctions and equipment A Functional Object

(eg a pump) acts as a collector o all relevant re-quirements such as unctional, environmental, saety,

logistic and economical requirements A Functional

Object captures a design problem and lives in

principle as long as the total lie cycle o a system

and orms the basis or Lie Cycle Engineering The

technical solution that will be chosen or a Functional

Object can be replaced more than once during the

lie cycle o the system Functional Objects interact

with each other by exchanging energy, material, orce

and/or inormation For dening and characterizing

these kinds o exchanges the port principle is used

within this ramework The ramework uses Gellish to

speciy and exchange inormation in an explicit and

standardized way Because o the semantic richness

o the ull area o Systems Engineering a traditional

relational database approach is not appropriate

Because traditionally in the industry there is oten lack

o a clear and consistent specication o the desired

product (the plant); the described ramework would

be a major step toward breaking with this tradition

Gerrit Misana, Functional Focal Point, Siemens

Industrial Turbo Machinery, The Netherlands

ICaaMC CoMPRESSoR DaTa EXCHaNGE CoNfoRM

ISo STaNDaRDSThe presentation will cover methodology and benets,

a demonstration o the exchange between partners in

the engineering supply chain on the basis o the API

617 data sheet, and the impact on the plant engineer-

ing supply chain with a planned pilot chain project

1015 1100

PaNEl DISCuSSIoN: aPPlICaTIoN of aSSET INfoR-MaTIoN STaNDaRDS IN THE PRoCESS INDuSTRy

Moderator: PWHM van Exel, Director, USPI-NL

Panelists:

Dr. Peter Zgorzekski, Bayer Technology ServicesGmbH, and Ofce Manager, PROLIST INTERNA-

TIONAL, Germany

Ing. L.C. (Leo) van Ruijven, Manager, Technology

Development, Croon TBI Techniek, The Netherlands

Gerrit Misana, Functional Focal Point, Siemens

Industrial Turbo Machinery, The Netherlands

SESSION: NEW TECHNOLOGIES


Locatio: The Forum

Elmer Bol, Founder, Alice Labs, The Netherlands

PoINT ClouD Ray-TRaCING aND GENERaTING 3D

fRoM IMaGESSince its inception , Alice Labs has developed produ

that bring together the visualisation and metrology

industries; cutting edge technologies are introduced

that raise the bar or both industries This year the

rst large scale point cloud ray-tracing engine will b

demonstrated that is integrated in the Studio Cloud

20 product line-up The new ray trace engine enab

maximum visibility at interactive speeds which has

not been demonstrated beore Furthermore, the

PhotoStruct photogrammetry suite that generates h

density point clouds rom large image collections w

be shown

At SPAR Amsterdam, the workfow rom images to

a 3D reconstructed model will be revealed, starting

with the 3D reconstruction o images and ending

with a textured 3d model The required steps will be

demonstrated and, when applicable ,demoed live T

workfow with laser scans will not be orgotten, very

large datasets rom dynamic scanning stations will

edited in real-time at maximum resolution

Faraz Ravi, CEO, Pointools Ltd., U.K.

PoINToolS SoluTIoN foR WoRKING WITH laRGEPoINT ClouD MoDElS

Used by architects, engineers, contractors, and sur-veyors to work with 3D laser scan data, Pointools so

ware supports multiple workfows including AEC, Ar

& Entertainment, Forensics, GIS & Mapping, Heritag

Manuacturing, Mining, Power & Utilities, Academic

Security & Deence, and Transportation

In the rst part o his presentation, Pointools CEO

Faraz Ravi, will present an overview o the Pointools

sotware portolio which includes a third-party deve

opment platorm, CAD sotware plug-ins, and stand

alone applications or point cloud processing and

visualization; uniquely enabling unrivalled point clou

model reuse across Bentley, Autodesk, and Rhino a

plications without time-consuming translation

The second hal will present the Pointools interoper

ability advantage or point cloud processing, animat

production, clash detection, 3D geometry extrac-

tion, 2d line generation, and map creation Faraz

will also preview a brand new Pointools Plug-in with

applications or AEC, mobile scanning, GIS, and oth

industries


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Christoph Grossmann, CEO and Founder, SeeFront

GmbH, Germany

GlaSSES-fREE 3D-DISPlayS foR PRofESSIoNalaPPlICaTIoN

To date almost all 3D imagery still is being viewed

on 2D monitors When it comes to real stereoscopic

viewing, users still have to put on these special 3Dglasses that are cumbersome to wear, alter the colors,

take out much o the light and generally give the

eeling that something is not quite right with the 3D

experience SeeFront 3D monitors are autostereo-

scopic so that the stereo image can be seen without

special glasses They deliver true 3D with impressive

quality, bright and sharp images with correct spatial

representation, true colors and without ficker And

the user can move reely in ront o the 3D display, as

the stereo eect is always being optimized or his/her

actual position in space ideal preconditions or use

with demanding applications at the workplace

SESSION: CIVIL, TRANSPORTATION, BUILDING:MOBILE SURVEYING


Locatio: Room E102

Michael Dunbar, Manager, Business Development,

Velodyne Lidar, Inc., USA

CoMPaCT lIDaR SENSoR foR MobIlE MaPPINGaND 3D DaTa CollECTIoN

Collecting data or road inrastructure surveys or

as-built models can be a long, costly, labor intensiveprocess requiring expertise in senor usion to go

beyond the domain expertise in surveying and GIS

databases

A compact, high resolution lidar sensor has been

developed or mobile mapping feets This sensor uses

32 lasers, each aligned to a specic vertical angle

over a eld rom +10 to -30 degrees with respect to

horizontal with 125 degree vertical angular spacing

Each laser diode emits a short pulse and the time o

fight o the refected light is measured to precisely de-

termine distance The entire sensor rotates at speeds

rom 5-20 Hz to develop an accurate, dense pointcloud or 3D map development as well as obstacle

detection or landmark navigation on autonomous

vehicles

For each light pulse, the return waveorm is digitized

using a high speed, DSP-based signal processing

circuit This waveorm is then analyzed to extract the

distance measurements The distance along with the

rotational position o the sensor emitter, and the verti-

cal angle o the laser, are used construct a 3D model

o the surroundings

The sensor is well suited to terrestrial (ground based)

vehicles and maritime surace vehicles On the water

surace, the laser is absorbed and only the obstacles

are seen vividly Multiple sensors can be mounted on a

mobile mapping vehicle in virtually any orientation

The data rom each sensor is time stamped or

synchronization in post-processing The sensors canbe set up to eliminate cross-talk even in multi-sensor

vehicle architectures

Each o the 32 lasers produces a distance return

along with an intensity reading or each distance point

The intensity can be used to identiy the refectivity o

road assets such as signs and pint markings

Paul Verbiest, Project Leader, Belgium Dept o Mobility

and Public Works (MOW), Belgium, and Giuliano Lodts,

Operations Manager, GlobeZenit, Belgium

bElGIaN RoaD SIGN INvENToRy PRojECT

The department o Mobility and Public Works (MOW)o Belgium initiated a road sign inventory project in

November 2008 The scope o the project was to

generate a road sign database covering the Flemish

region, distance o 60000km MOW decided to

use cycloramas to collect the data, based on the

required accuracy and cost o collecting the data with

cycloramas Vs Laser The cyclorama cameras were

attached on the roo o several cars While driving,

a cyclorama was taken every 5 meter, over a total

distance o 60000km By the use o cycloramas (13

Mio in total) and dedicated GIS sotware, GlobeZenit

provided MOW with a database o 11 Mio road signsBy autumn 2010 local and ederal government will

have web-based access or improving service and

maintenance o speed limit, directional, inormational

and priority signs This will give them the oppor-

tunity to achieve high levels o public saety while

also watching costs The presentation will give an

overview o how we handled this project and tackled

the obstacles

Matteo Sgrenzaroli, Gexcel Srl (Italy), and Dario

Conorti, 3D Laser Scanner Specialist, Optech

Incorporated (Canada)

bRESCIa aND THE CalaTRava bRIDGE: lyNX MobIlEMaPPER SuRvEyS of CIT y CENTERS aND HIGHWayS

In the last two years, the Lynx Mobile MapperTM has

become the popular lidar solution or surveying large

areas that are impractical to scan with static lidar

sensors but that require an accuracy and resolution

that exceed those o airborne technologies The Lynx

Mobile Mapper scans at speeds o up to 100 km/h,

obtaining a system accuracy o better than 5 cm with

resolutions down to as 7 mm This solution proves to

be an excellent tool or surveying highways, railways

and city centers owing to its very ast, sae and ac-

curate data collection methods This paper presents

two applications The rst survey is o the entire

ancient city center o Brescia with its medieval cast

narrow streets and large main squares The paper a

presents the survey o Calatrava Bridge on Italys A

highway, which consists o a single symmetrical arcthat rises to a height o 46 m

SESSION: NEW TECHNOLOGIES &BUSINESS MODELS


Locatio: The Forum

Kevin Williams, CEO, ClearEdge 3D, USA

NEW aDvaNCES IN auToMaTED PIPE EXTRaCTIoN

Modeling complex pipe runs is an essential but high

time-consuming aspect o modeling plants and

manuacturing acilities ClearEdge 3D has developea groundbreaking tool that automatically identies a

extracts pipes rom a point cloud The sotware, cal

EdgeWiseTM Plant, can dramatically speed up the

process o modeling pipe inrastructure

Kevin Williams, ClearEdges Founder and CTO, will

demonstrate the sotware or the rst time in a pub

orum and will discuss other advances in optimizing

scan-to-model workfows

Lother A. Brummel, VATRO Trocknungs- und Sani-

erungstechnik GmbH & Co., Germany, and Jrg

Meixner, Zoller and Frhlich GmbH, GermanylaSER SCaNNING foR INSuRaNCE ClaIMMaNaGEMENT

In this co-presentation with VATRO, Mr Meixner wil

give a general introduction into laser scanning or

claim management Mr Brummel will present a cas

study o how a reurbishment company takes advan

tage o the laser scanning

Dr. Thilo Sandner, Fraunhoer IPMS, Germany

laRGE aPERTuRE MEMS SEGMENTED SCaNNERMoDulE foR lIDaR SySTEM

Traditional laser scanners or 3D distance measure-

ment involve expensive, heavy, (potentially) slowrotating mirrors or light defection o the scanning T

(time o fight) distance measurement, not suitable

compact, robust and highly portable LIDAR system

the other hand MEMS scanners are limited to small

apertures not suitable or a precise TOF measurem

To overcome this problem Fraunhoer IPMS present

a new large aperture 1D-MEMS scanner module

especially designed or laser radar systems enablin

new generation o miniaturized, robust and potentia

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has a resonance requency o 250 Hz and optical

scan range o 60 degree It comprises o two separate

scanning channels: (a) a single scanning mirror o

the collimated transmitted beam oscillates parallel to

(b) a scanning mirror array o the receiver optics The

receiver optics use a synchronized array o 2 x 7 iden-

tical mirror elements, each with 251x 951 mm^2per single mirror element, resulting in a total aperture

o 334 mm^2 and lling actor o 80 percent We

discuss in detail the system integration o the MEMS

components including packaging and synchronized

operation o all scanner elements to guaranty a large

aperture o the LIDAR receiver optics

SESSION:NEXT GENERATION PHOTOGRAMMETRY


Locatio: Room E102

Frank Prytz, Parker Maritime AS, Norway

Sub-SEa METRoloGy uSING PHoToGRaMMETRy

This presentation describes the use o close-range

photogrammetry applied under water or high ac-

curacy spool metrology using SICAMS

Ali Mohammad Khosravani,

University o Stuttgart, Germany

PoTENTIal of uSING a SMaRT PHoNE aS aMulTI-SENSoR SySTEM IN a loW CoST CloSERaNGE PHoToGRaMMETRIC PRojECT

This study investigates the perormance o a smart

phone which collects the camera position and orienta-tion, in low cost close-range photogrammetric project

This system may solve the problem o approximate

values o the exterior orientation parameters and the

object coordinates in the bundle block adjustment,

aster and easier than traditional methods Results

show that despite limitations with some o the sensors

accuracies, these smart phones still have the potential

o being used in the low cost projects They might be

extensively used in near uture in crowd source 3D

reconstruction o buildings and cultural heritage sites

A comparison was made between or an object (tower)

which was derived rom a HDS point cloud and thereconstruction using the smart phone point cloud The

matching o the tower parameters is amazing!

Susanne Becker, University o Stuttgart, Germany

EXTRaCTING REGulaR STRuCTuREINfoRMaTIoN of STaTIC aND MobIlE PoINTClouDS To CoMPlEMENT bIMS

BIM models or acility design, construction and asset

management are based on detailed representations

o the underlying 3D geometry Frequently, terrestrial

LiDAR point clouds are used to extract high resolu-

tion building structures However, considering 3D

point clouds, dierences in accuracy, coverage and

density will occur due to variations in viewpoint and

distance to the object o interest Thus, reconstruc-

tion techniques will be required which are much

more fexible towards dierent data quality and

incomplete sensor data For this reason, an approach

which combines data driven and knowledge-based

techniques or the quality sensitive reconstruction

o 3D aade structures has been developed at the

Institute or Photogrammetry (University o Stuttgart)

The presentation will show how realistic 3D structurescan be generated that are ully automatic, rom static

or mobile LiDAR data, even or partially inaccurate and

incomplete measurements

SESSION: UNIQUE APPLICATIONS OF 3D IMAGING


Locatio: Room E103

Sander Schroder, Head o Geotechnics,

Coenradie-GTC, The Netherlands

HoW To DEvEloP a NEW zooEmmen Zoo (The Netherlands) will move to a complete

new location Prototyping in a CAD environment

didnt turn out to be successul It was decided to

hand shape a model, scale 87:1 The total model, size

appr 8x8m, needed to be converted into a CAD-model

to make it possible to build the Zoo according to the

model Facing several diculties, such as access to

the model, time, costs etc Coenradie-GTC decided

to use a HDS6100 phase-shit laserscanner to

completely scan the model at a very high resolution

Accuracy was also a critical issue that was solved

successully using a total station Data has been

post-processed by AutoCAD Civil3D and enabled the

civil architects to work with an accurate and detailed

model to be nalised by engineering The costs o the

laserscanning were at such a level (about 1/10th o

anticipated costs) that there hasnt been any discus-

sion about it But it was recognised to be a very critical

part o the process

Dr. Cosimo Pignatelli, Dr. Maurilio Milella, and Dr. Ar

cangelo Piscitelli , Environmental Surveys S.R.L., Ita

ESTIMaTIoN of THE valuE of CoaSTal RouGHNEuSING TERRESTRIal laSER SCaNNER TECHNIQuES

The estimation o the inland penetration limit o a

tsunami wave is infuenced by coastal roughness

expressed by Mannings coecient The Manningnumber is an empirically derived coecient, which

is dependent rom many actors, including surace

roughness and sinuosity; it is calculated by empiric

ormula or open channel fow, or ree-surace fow

driven by gravity The value o Manning number wa

estimated directly measuring the roughness o a

surace by means o Terrestrial Laser Scanner This

kind o surveys generate cloud points useul to obta

digital elevation model DEM and standard devia-

tion o surace micro-topography Applying dierent

hypothesized tsunami wave heights it is possible to

obtain a specic Manning number or each surace

and material typology, in dierent scenarios This ne

methodology has been tested in two coastal sectors

Apulia region (Southern Italy) where evidence o pas

tsunami have been recognised

Enda Keane, CEO, TreeMetrics Ltd., Ireland

INNovaTIoNS IN 3D IMaGING foR foRESTRy

In this presentation Enda will describe how 3D

imaging is being used to optimize value recovery in

orestry The value to both the grower and purchase

o timber is a better method o matching standing

orest areas to sawmill requirements, and gives sig

cant decision-making support to orest planners anmanagers TreeMetrics won the Schweighoer awar

2005 or orest innovation in conjunction with the

University o Freiburg, Germany


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Technic Seminrs

Tuesday, 7 December

11.30 - 12.30; r E103

Tim Lemmon, Trimble Navigation, and Frederic Bernard, Urbica Ingnierie

TRIMblE HIGH SPEED SCaNNING SoluTIoNS aNDREal WoRlD aPPlICaTIoNS aS PERfoRMED byuRbICa INGNIERIE

Learn about Trimble high speed scanning solutions and how they are being

used in industrial applications Urbica Ingnierie, a leading French 3D scan-

ning company utilizing Trimble scanners, will describe how the technology has

been used on a variety o worldwide projects, challenges overcome, and how

they envision the technology being urther utilized

Tuesday, 7 December

12.30 - 13.30; r E103

Thorsten Burghart, IMAGER Product Manager, Zoller + Frhlich GmbH, and

Garry Farrow, Director, Z+F UK

MaXIMIzE PRoDuCTIvITy WITH THE laTESTIN 3D laSER SCaNNING TECHNoloGy

Z+F examines the realistic time and cost savings attainable when utilizing

LFM 3D laser scanning sotware and IMAGER series o 3D laser scanners

Focusing on technological innovations, Z+F will show how their unsurpassed

level o experience leads to a history o rsts that is beneting customers

around the world

Wednesday, 8 December

11.00 - 12.00; r E103

Dr. Bernd-Dietmar Becker, Director, Laser Scanner Business Development &

Product Management, FARO Europe GmbH & Co. KG

NEWS fRoM faRo 3D laSER SCaNNER a REvoluTIoN IN 3D

FARO will present new 3D Laser Scanner developments which make 3D Laser

Scanning available to a much larger audience The new WebShare Sotware

or web-based point cloud publication, the integration to AutoCAD 2011 and

links to many other sotware tools will be discussed


12.00 - 13.00; r E103

Julian Norton, Business Development,

Leica Geosystems

CoNTINuING HaRDWaRE aND SofTWaRE INNovaTIoNfRoM lEICa GEoSySTEMS

Understand the technology behind the latest successul products, including:

The inside story on development o the Leica ScanStation C10

Learn about the powerul new pcE point cloud engine driving the Cyclone

and CloudWorx products

See how the new technical partnership with Inovx will revolutionize point

clouds in the plant industry


13.00 - 14.00; r E103

Reiner Meyer-Roessl, Senior Director, Business Development, Autodesk

EffICIENTly MoDElING EXISTING CoNDITIoNS

Two-thirds o all plant design projects are modications to existing

acilities Executing these projects currently orces a choice between basic 2D

or complex 3D solutions By combining proven practicality o AutoCAD, laser

scanning, intelligent modeling and visualization technology, this process can

be dramatically improved Learn how Autdesk Plant Design Suite improvesbrowneld project execution


14.00 - 15.00; r E103

Peter van der Weijde, Director, Benelux Sales, Intergraph Process,

Power and Marine

HoW CaN MoDERN ENGINEERING ToolS MaKEa SafER DESIGN?

Presentation includes live examples:

MakinguseofschematicstoolsduringHazopfromearlydesign

Mitigatingriskaccordingtosafetyintegritylevels

Makinguseofsafetyrelateddesignrulesthatautomatically

indicate anomalies

Preventingdesignmistakesinearlyphaseoftheproject

Preventinghazardouseventsinoperationsandexpensive

mistakes during construction


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Spnsrs

FARO EUROPE GMBH & CO. KG . . . . . .STAND 12Lingwiesenstrasse 11-2

Korntal-Mnchingen D-70825 Germany

T: 49 7150 9797-0

wwwarocom

FARO is one o the worlds leading providers o portable

3D measurement and imaging solutions Portable

equipment rom FARO permits high-precision 3D scan-

ning and documentation o objects or whole acilities

The devices are used or production planning, andinventory documentation, to digitalise scans o historic

sites as well as or the investigation and reconstruction

o accident sites or crime scenes

Worldwide, approximately 10,000 customers are

operating more than 20,000 installations o FARO mea-

surement systems The companys global headquarter

is located in Lake Mary, Florida/USA, its European head

oce in Korntal-Mnchingen near Stuttgart (Germany)

INTERGRAPH PP&M BENELUX BV. . . . .STAND 16Siriusdree 2, PO Box 333

Hooddorp 2130 AH/ The Netherlands

T: 31(0)23 5666 666

Web: wwwintergraphcom

Intergraph Process, Power & Marine (PP&M) is the

worlds leading provider o enterprise engineering

sotware or the design, construction and operation o

plants, ships and oshore acilities Our customers rely

on Intergraph sotware to create, manage, and use criti-

cal engineering data to increase productivity and provideor sae and clean operations As the industrys market

leader, we provide the uture o engineering today

LEICA GEOSYSTEMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . .STAND 21Heinrich-Wild-Strasse

Heerbrugg CH-9435 Switzerland

T: 41 71 727 31 31

Web: wwwleica-geosystemscom

With close to 200 years o pioneering solutions to

measure the world, Leica Geosystems products

and services are trusted by proessionals worldwideto help them capture, analyse, and present spatial

inormation Leica Geosystems is best known or its

broad array o products that capture accurately, model

quickly, analyse easily, and visualize and present

spatial inormation

As the original innovator o laser scanning systems,

with over 15 years o experience, we exhibit the

worlds most popular laser scanner: the ScanStation

C10 Also we demonstrate the new Cyclone Plant

sotware that will revolutionise the industrial plant

industry The result o our collaboration with Inovx, it

will be an exciting development in this market

TRIMBLE GERMANY GMBH. . . . . . . . . .STANDAM Prime Parc M

Praunhelm 65479 Germany

T: 49061422100201

Web: wwwtrimblecom

Trimbles Connected Site solutions create seamless

working relationships among Trimble products,

technologies and services through support, inrastr

ture and partnerships Trimble is ocused on

providing solutions that address our customersull work process By careully combining technolog

innovation with a deep understanding o the users

workfows, data integration and maintenance acros

the liecycle o the project, Trimble helps surveyors

reach new levels o productivity or their business

wwwtrimblecom

ZOLLER & FROHLICH GMBH. . . . . . . . . .STANDSimoniusstrasse 22

Wangen 88239 Germany

T: 49 75 229 3080

Web: wwwz-lasercom

As a market leader in developing and producing 3D

laser scanning technology and 3D laser scanning

sotware or a raising number o applications, Z+F a

world renowned or their innovative products With

oces in Germany, USA and UK and a strong intern

tional distributor network in more than 40 countries

Z+F provide high level customer support worldwide

prEmium sponsors


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Spnsrs

ALICE LABS B.V. . . . . . . . . . . . . STAND 10Papelaan 85-p

Voorschoten, 2252EG

The NetherlandsT: 31 717507049

Web: wwwalicelabscom

Alice Labs is a young resh company with sophis-

ticated expertise based out o The Netherlands

Although the company itsel is recently ounded, the

initiators were involved in the early days o mid-range

laser scanning Frustrated by the act that no good

visualization solutions or laser scanning appeared

or creating high quality and accurate 3D models out

o massive point clouds, we joined orces in building

sotware solutions themselves We believe that the

work-fow or building photo realistic 3D content canbe considerably improved with the help o laser scan-

ning and photogrammetry

APPLY CAPNOR . . . . . . . . . . . . .STAND 7Koppholen 4

4313 Sandnes

Norway

T: 47 9180 3090

Web: wwwapplycapnorcom

Apply Capnor Group is highly experienced in all acetso 3D laser scanning and surveying We can handle

and have the necessary equipment and resources to

complete large, complex projects that involve survey-

ing, scanning, modeling, support to design team and

preabrication control Most o our projects have been

within the Oil and Gas industry and civil engineering

disciplines We work world wide with oces in Norway,

Poland, Netherlands, USA and Malysia

AUTODESK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . STAND 11111 McInnis Parkway

San Raael, CA 94903

United States

T: 415-507-5000

Web: wwwautodeskcom

Autodesk, Inc, is a world leader in 2D and 3D design,

engineering and entertainment sotware or the

manuacturing, building and construction, and media

and entertainment markets Since its introduction o

AutoCAD sotware in 1982, Autodesk continues to

develop the broadest portolio o state-o-the-art sot-

ware to help customers experience their ideas digitally

beore they are built Fortune 100 companies as well

as the last 15 Academy Award winners or Best Visual

Eects use Autodesk sotware tools to design, visual-

ize and simulate their ideas to save time and money,

enhance quality and oster innovation or competitiveadvantage For additional inormation about Autodesk,

visit wwwautodeskcom

AVEVA SOLUTIONS LTD . . . . . . . . . . . . .STAND 5High Cross, Madingley Road

Cambridge, CB3 0HB

United Kingdom

T: 44-0-1223-556655

Web:wwwavevacom

AVEVA provides the worlds marine, oil & gas, powerand process industries with integrated, best-in-class

engineering design, construction and asset manage-

ment solutions The AVEVA solutions are proven to

enable the most ecient execution, handover and

operation o engineering challenges including small

upgrades, complex major projects and long-term asset

perormance

BENTLEY SYSTEMS

INCORPORATED. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . STAND 20685 Stockton Drive

Exton, PA 19341

United States

T: 1-800 Bentley

Web: wwwbentleycom

Bentley is the global leader dedicated to providing ar-

chitects, engineers, constructors, and owner-operators

with comprehensive sotware solutions or sustaining

inrastructure over its entire liecycle Comprised o

integrated, interoperable applications and services that

leverage common platorm technologies, each solution

is designed to ensure that inormation fows betweenwork processes and project team members, enabling

eective work sharing and collaboration The solutions

include: Bridges, Buildings, Campuses, Communica-

tions, Factories, Government, Mining and Metals,

Power Generation, Process Manuacturing, Rail and

Transit, Roads, Utilities, and Water and Wastewater

Bentleys solutions refect the rich domain expertise

o the companys sotware development teamsen-

hanced by strategic acquisitionsas well as its active

engagement with user organizations around the globe

The solutions are urther extended through the Be

Communities proessional networking website, creat

specically to empower the sharing o best practices

ideas, and content by inrastructure communities

Founded in 1984, Bentley has nearly 3,000 colleagu

in more than 45 countries, $500 million in annual

revenues, and, since 1999, has invested more than billion in research, development, and acquisitions

CADMATIC OY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . STANDItinen Rantakatu 72

Fin-20810 Turku, Finland

T: 358 2 412 411

Web: wwwcadmaticcom

Cadmatic is a leading Scandinavian developer o int

ligent 3D plant design sotware solutions or practic

design and engineering Our customer base consis

o plant owners, EPC contractors, shipyards and de

sign and engineering consultants Cadmatic Sotwa

users work in various industry areas around the wo

and about 5000 applications have been delivered

to over 45 countries worldwide Open, fexible and

easy-to-use, the Cadmatic Sotware solution improv

clients design and engineering processes througho

the entire lie cycle o plant investments

CLEAREDGE 3D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . STANDPO Box 767

Marshall VA 20116 United States

T: 866-944-8210

Web: wwwclearedge3dcom

This is a antastic breakthrough! EdgeWise Plant

will be the pipe modelers sotware o choice the

extraction tool is remarkable The cleanup and nis

ing tools are equally impressive What would norm

take me two hours or more with other sotware now

takes 40 minutes or less Scott Cedarlea, CEO,

SkyBucket3DEdgeWise allowed our team to signicantly

improve point cloud to Revit data and work fow e-

ciencies Bob Mauck, VP, Ghaari Associates

Stop by Booth 6 or a rst-ever public demonstratio

o the new EdgeWise Learn how you can sav

time and money in your 3D modeling workfow


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Record millions of coordinate points with

just one nger.

FARO Focus3D. My one touch 3D Scanner.

The Focus3D opens a new era of 3D documentation: Spaces and buildings are captured simply by

just a ngertip. Instead of only one measurement point as compared to a distometer the Focus3D

delivers millions of coordinates. This makes comparisons to CAD simple and minimises errors by users

as all measurement results can be checked and processed directly on your computer.

FARO and THE MEASURE OF SUCCESS are registered trademarks and trademarks of FARO Technologies Inc. 2010 All rights reserved.

More information on simple 3D documentation at

www.faro-focus.com/now or at 00 800 3276 7253

THE MEASURE OF SUCCESS


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COADE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . STAND 1612777 Jones Road Suite 480

Houston, TX 77070 United States

T: 1-800-899-8787

COADE develops integrated plant design and

engineering solutions or the process industries

COADE products include CADWorx or plant design

and as-built data capture; CAESAR II or pipe stress

analysis; and PV Elite or pressure vessel design and

analysis COADEs tools deliver unprecedented levels

o project collaboration, rom conception to operations

DASSAULT SYSTMES . . . . . . . . . . . .STAND 26Crosspoint Oce Building

Saariweg 14-16

3605 MA Maarssen, The Netherlands

T: 32 2 357 5306

Web: www3dscom/benelux

As a world leader in 3D and Product Liecycle

Management (PLM) solutions, Dassault Systmes

brings value to more than 115,000 customers in 80

countries A pioneer in the 3D sotware market since

1981, Dassault Systmes applications provide a 3D

vision o the entire liecycle o products rom concep-tion to maintenance to recycling The portolio consists

o CATIA or designing the virtual product - SolidWorks

or 3D mechanical design - DELMIA or virtual produc-

tion - SIMULIA or virtual testing - ENOVIA or global

collaborative liecycle management, and 3DVIA or

online 3D lielike experiences

DELFT TECH Bv . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . STAND 25Motorenweg 12

Delt/Zuid-Holland / 2623 CR Netherlands

T: 31 (0) 15 26 26 06 7

Web:wwwdelttechcom

DeltTech is a well respected international operat-

ing company, based in The Netherlands DeltTechs

services ocus on 3D laserscanning & engineering,

consultancy, sotware solutions and training & educa-

tion DeltTech oers low cost, ast and fexible 3D

solutions based on as-built data

DeltTechs strength is to continuously implement

new technology in new products and services A ew

examples o our dedicated services are: developing

dedicated sotware to ulll our customers needs in

various markets, consultancy on combining hardware/

sotware options to get the best working solution andaligning 360 degree photography with scan data

KUBIT GmbH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . STAND 28Fiedlerstrasse 36

01307 Dresden Germany

T: 49 351 41767-0

Web: wwwkubit-sotwarecom

From Real World to CAD!

Since 1999 kubithas been developing eld provensotware or capturing existing conditions into the Au-

toCAD environment Anyone with CAD experience can

master kubit sotware kubitis hardware independent,

giving customers the fexibility to choose any hardware

manuacturer o their choice in combination with kubit

sotware kubitsotware can be used in dierent elds

o application, such as:

Surveying

Architecture

As-builtdocumentationofexistingconditionslike

buildings or plants

ArchaeologyandHistoricpreservation FacilityManagement

EngineeringandConstruction

Besides the sotware, kubitoers complete solu-

tions, including training, total stations and outdoor

notebooks

MEASUREMENT DEVICES LIMITED . . . . .STAND 4

Acer House, Northminster Business ParkUpper Poppleton

York YO26 6QR England

T: 44 11904 7911 39

Web: wwwmdlcouk

With more than 25 years experience, MDL is a global

pioneer and world leader in laser measurement tech-

nology and positioning and navigation system used by

businesses which have reached the oreront o their

industry by increasing their eciency and providing

the best technologies or their sta

MDL is ISO 9001/2000 Certied Products range

rom simple, easy-to-use laser modules to sophis-

ticated 3D laser surveying and imaging systems

which are revolutionizing once-arduous or hazardou

assignments

POINTOOLS LTD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . STANDBlock B, Queens Road

Barnet, Herts EN5 4DL United Kingdom

T: 44 (0) 845 686 2955

Web: wwwpointoolscom

Pointools is dedicated to creating high-perormance

sotware or working with the largest point cloud

models inside the broadest range o applicationsUsed by architects, engineers, contractors, and sur-

veyors to work with 3D laser scan data, Pointools so

ware supports multiple workfows including AEC, Ar

& Entertainment, Forensics, GIS & Mapping, Heritag

Manuacturing, Mining, Power & Utilities, Research,

Security & Deense, and Transportation

Pointools oerings include a third-party developme

platorm, CAD application plug-ins, and stand-alone

sotware or point cloud processing and visualizatio

uniquely enabling point cloud model reuse across

Bentley, Autodesk, and Rhino applications without

time-consuming translation

RIEGL LASER MEASUREMENTSYSTEMS GmbH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . STANDRiedenburgstrasse 48

Horn 3580 Austria

T: 43 2982 4211

Web: wwwrieglcom

RIEGL Laser Measurement Systems GmbH is an int

nationally renowned manuacturer o laser scanneror airborne, terrestrial, mobile and industrial applic

tions oering a wide range o products each design

to deliver the highest perormance, quality, reliabilit

and longevity The Austrian based company has mo

than 30 years o experience in the research, develo

ment and production o proven innovations in 3D

Spnsrs


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SURVEY 2 CAD LTD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .STAND 8Unit 33 Bury Business Park

Kay Street, Bury

BL9 6BU United Kingdom

T: 44 (0) 161 763 1199

Web: wwwsurvey2cadcom

3D Laser Scanning & As-built CAD Modeling With

our 3D Laser Scanning and as built modeling service

your can have both Laser Scanning eldwork and 3D

as-built model development done by just one experi-

enced service provider

3D As-built Cad Modeling rom Scan Data Allow us

to take your existing 3D Laser Scan data and generate

an accurate and cost eective 3D built CAD Model

TOPCON EUROPE POSITIONING B.V. . . . .STAND 9Essebaan 11

2908 LJ Capelle a/d Ljssel The Netherlands

T: 31 10458 5077

Web: wwwtopconeu

Topcon Europe Positioning BV is the European

headquarters o Topcon Corporation Tokyo Topcon

Europe Positioning BV is responsible or distribution,

sales, technical and service support, development

o the sales network and the vital eedback fow o

inormation rom the European market to the actory

Topcon designs and manuactures precise positioning

products and solutions or the global surveying, con-

struction, agriculture, civil engineering, mapping and

GIS, asset management and mobile control markets

UNISON LASER SCANNING. . . . . . . . . .STAND 24Meierotto str 1

Berlin 10719 GermanyT: 49 30 78 79 53 30

Web: wwwunison-laserscanningde

UNISON Laser Scanning provides scanning engineer-

ing services worldwide starting rom on site scanning

to a variety o services including 3D modeling, inspec-

tion, scanning web portals, intererence detection, pip-

ing isometric creation, 3D walkthroughs The services

provided are complemented rom our engineering

company UNISON Engineering & Consultants GmbH

The UNISON group can proudly present 16 years

o experience in the Plant Industry and 8 years o

experience applying laser scanning technology having

completed a large number o projects or petrochemi-

cal, chemical, power, biotechnology and steel plants

URBICA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . STAND 182 rue Laperruque

93700 Drancy, France

T: 33 141 500 036

Web: wwwurbicanet

Urbica is the French leading company in industrial

laser scanning Specialized in Oil & Gas and nuclear

market (70% o business in 2010), Urbica oers

adapted services to main owners/operators and EPC

companies internationally Since 25 years, Urbica

invests in latest laser scanners in order to provide ac-

curacy, exhaustiveness and money saving By visitingour booth you may discover how our customers (such

as TOTAL, SAIPEM, ENI, EDF, CEGELEC, PEUGEOT,

PROCTER, etc) decided to change their way o using

3D models to plan, design and compute the details

o the new installations, steel structures and pipeline

networks in existing installations

VRCONTEXT INTERNATIONAL S.A. . . . . .STAND 3Avenue Tedesco 7

Brussels B-1160 Belgium

T: 32 2 663 9600

Web: wwwvrcontextcom

VRcontext International is a leading provider o 3D vi-

sualization sotware benetting the Oil &a

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