Customer Story: HASKELL

Following their planed scan map with thorough scan documentation, a 3-man crew with four terrestrial scanners completed the site scans in under six weeks’ time onsite. This scanning plan included every possible space such as the areas below stadium seating and all precast columns, seating and raker beams as well as structured steel. All above ceiling areas were also required which resulted in 2.2 TB of structured scan data split into 52 zones. Click here to view a short video of this project process: Haskell Terrestrial Scans

For the photogrammetry site mapping, a drone was used for both the inner path of the stadium and the outer stadium path including aerial mapping from the top to the bottom of the stadium. For the higher structures that both terrestrial scanners and photogrammetry drone data did not suffice, a drone utilizing SLAM scanning provided the best capture approach. The results were 4 scans inside the stadium bowl and four outside which encompassed 440 million points for 4.3 GB of data.

For the Scan-to-BIM project deliverable, two separate teams for structural and architectural modelling spent 12 weeks and 2,233 hours over 36 total review meetings to model all precast columns/seating, raker beams and structural steel as well as all floors, walls, ceilings, doors, windows, stairs, ramps and escalators. This resulted in full documentation of floor and ceiling plans, stadium sections, and 3D isometric views, all of which were easily uploaded into Cintoo Cloud. Management of these large scan files was conveniently optimized by Cintoo Cloud’s explicit folder creation and naming capability which also provides for as needed access based on need.