It was these winds that caught the web of pergolas that encapsulate the building structure itself. It was believed that these winds had taken this web-like system of pergolas and twisted them around the core of the building. To map and document which of these pergolas were affected and by how much, it was necessary for the team to scan the entire pergola structure. This is where Precision Point Inc. comes in and gets the opportunity to scan this beautiful building.
As evident in the provided aerial photo, scanning the exterior of the Pergola system presented a unique challenge. The scanning process required traversing a lake, which added complexity to both the physical scanning and the subsequent tasks of registration and point cloud cleanup. To overcome this hurdle and minimize dimensional errors, Precision Point adopted a strategic approach by implementing survey control.
By utilizing survey control, the team ensured the accuracy and alignment of the scans. This involved establishing reference points with known coordinates throughout the scanning area. These points allowed for the verification of building dimensions within the desired tolerances.
The inclusion of survey control not only mitigated errors but also facilitated a smoother and more precise scanning process. It exemplifies Precision Point’s commitment to delivering high-quality results, even in challenging scanning scenarios.
By analyzing the digital model created from the scanned data, engineers can identify areas of damage, deformation, or structural weaknesses. Comparing the scanned model to the ideal design allows for the precise identification of areas that require repair.
The availability of this crucial information in digital format plays a vital role in developing a comprehensive repair strategy. Based on the analysis results, damaged components can be replaced, weak areas reinforced, or deformations realigned.
Our commitment to leveraging technology and providing precise data empowers the development of effective repair plans and ensures the successful restoration of the structure.