AVEVA Everything3D Laser Solutions

AVEVA Everything3D™ Workshop Laser Solutions Tom Stirparo Craig York August 13, 2013

Everything3D™ Workshop Laser Scanning Has become the most efficient way to capture existing conditions

Everything3D™ allows this data to be relevant throughout the evolution of project, from feed studies and detailed design, through to construction and operation. 'ensuring the design and reality coincide'. Slide 2

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Using Laser Scans    

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Everything3D™ has an integrated Point Cloud Engine No requirement for a Laser Model Interface [LMI] license No additional software is needed Laser model is stored as an AVEVA LFM database


Open Approach IMAGER Series -

IMAGER 5006 IMAGER 5010

HDS Series -

HDS 6200 HDS 7000

Trimble FX Trimble VX Trimble CX FARO Focus 3D

Topcon GLS-1500

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VZ-4000 VZ-1000 VZ-400


Processing Scanned Data

Multiple Laser Scan Formats Slide 5

Generation of laser model

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Details of Processing Scanned Data

Multiple Laser Scan Formats Slide 6

Generation of laser model

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Scanned Data Structure /database

Project_N Database [*.lfd] Project_N Database Vol [*.dvf]

Everything3D™

/clashes [Stored Clash Volumes] /points [Database Files] /pngs Stored Volumes [volumes.lfv]

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Everything3D™ Laser Interface  To import the Laser Model Database first create a zone.  From the FluentTM UI Home Tab select Access Laser to import the Laser Model.

 Select the Training Data Laser Model Data Set (GT_TRA.lfd) via the Browser that is displayed.  This action will create an XGEOM (External Geometry) under your zone.  The Laser Data will be added to your display. You may need to adjust your limits. Slide 8


Laser Scan - ‘3D View’Example

‘Zen’ slide

Example ‘Zen’ slide

Laser Interface – Bubble View  The Bubble View is a photographic 360 degree representation of the Laser Data taken from the Camera Positions.  There are 2 methods for displaying the Bubble Views and these are selected from the 3D Display.

Picking a point on the Laser Model Open Bubble, Using the BubbleView Form Finish Looking at the BubbleView

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Laser Scan - ‘BubbleView ’ Example

‘Zen’ slide

Example ‘Zen’ slide

Laser Interface – Laser Tab

 Selecting “Options” will allow you to set a Region of Interest and graphically adjust the limits by simply dragging the arrows of the limits box.

 Select “Low Density Points” to remove Laser Data outside of your limits. Slide 12


Laser Interface – Laser Tab cont’d

 “Polygon Fence” can be used to Clip Laser Data.  “Display Reset” will display all of the Laser Data.  The “Tools” section of the Laser Tab is the same as the Laser Model Interface (LMI) and will allow to create graphic aids and to add Design Points which can be used to position the Heads and Tails of your Pipe Branches.  The “Measure” section is used to obtain Pipe OD’s, Clearances and Laser Point Positions. Slide 13


Clash Checking including Laser Data

 Select the Obstructions/Exclusions tab to clear the current obstructions.

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Clash Checking including Laser Data  From the Obstruction pull-down select “Laser Model in Display” and Add

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Clash Checking including Laser Data cont’d  Select the Clashes tab, Navigate to a Design Item and select Check CE  Use “Pick a Point” on the Clash 3D display to display the BubbleView.

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Everything3D™ Laser Exercises  Hands on Exercises.

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