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Tag Archives: London
Year in Infrastructure 2018 Starts with Media Day
Bentley Systems’ Year in Infrastructure 2018 conference kicks off in London on Monday with typically more than 100 members of the press in attendance. Jurors met today to go over their selections and lobby for their favorite projects. In the … Continue reading
Posted in artificial intelligence, Augmented reality, BIM, Business Development, Conferences, Construction, Environmental, Government, intelligent cities, Laser Scanning, Lidar, Mapping, Marketing, Research, smart cities, Software, Technology, The Industry
Tagged Bentley Systems, Greg Bentley, London, The Year in Infrastructure 2018, YII
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Year In Infrastructure Awards 2018 in London
Bentley Systems is hosting the Year in Infrastructure Awards 2018 conference in London next week. There are Academy sessions on Monday and keynotes on Tuesday. Nirvana for the civil engineer. Bentley has been sponsoring the Year in Infrastructure conference for … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Modeling, artificial intelligence, Augmented reality, BIM, Conferences, Construction, Data, Education, Laser Scanning, Lidar, Mapping, Marketing, point clouds, Research, smart cities, Software, Standards, Technology, The Industry
Tagged Awards, Bentley Systems, BIM, constructioneering, ContextCapture, Greg Bentley, Infrastructure, London, reality capture, Year In Infrastructure
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Lidar Mapping Google Group Invitation
Simon Ritchie has recently created the Lidar Mapping Google discussion group about the use of Lidar for geographical mapping. He would like to invite you to join. For those not familiar with Google groups, they are online discussion forums. The … Continue reading
Bentley Systems Year in Infrastructure 2018 Awards
I was not able to attend the last two Bentley Systems Year in Infrastructure Awards, but I will be making up for it this year as I am a juror on three categories including Reality Modeling. As I have said … Continue reading
3D Printed Map of London
San Francisco-based programmer Andrew Godwin has found a way to use the British government’s LIDAR data to create a scale model of a small slice of Central London, the city where he grew up. Godwin got the idea for his … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Modeling, 3D Printing, airborne LiDAR, Consumer, Data, Mapping
Tagged 3D printing, Godwin, London
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3D Mapping London’s Hidden Subway
Soon, parts of the defunct railway will be opened for tours, but not before they can be meticulously preserved with 3D laser scanning. Continue reading
Posted in 3D Modeling, Consumer, cultural heritage, Historic Preservation
Tagged 3D Mapping, Hidden Subway, London, Mail Rail
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London Lidar
Today, their London-based studio is at the forefront of large-scale 3-D laser scanning Continue reading
Posted in 3D Modeling, Business Development, cultural heritage
Tagged laser scanning, LiDAR, London, scanlab projects
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