Technology of three-dimensional laser  scanning as a tool to provide safety for sport facilities

Gura, Dmitry; Bespyatchuk, Daria; Samarin, S.V.; Kiryunikova, N.M.; Lesovaya, E.D.

doi:10.15828/2075-8545-2021-13-4-259-263

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“…Building Information Modelling (BIM) is the collection and processing of architectural, technological, economic and other information about the building and its interconnections with other objects, which were obtained during the design of this building [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20]. This knowledge is necessary for the construction of the building, as well as its reconstruction and equipment [3].…”

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Using UAV to create digital doubles of reality and BIM

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Computer technology is widely developed and implemented. Many companies use unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to obtain information about buildings and facilities for construction or renovation. The following methods can be used to provide data from UAVs: laser scanning or digital aerial photography. Each of them has its own advantages. The distinctive feature of laser scanning is the high speed of data acquisition and processing, as well as the ability to work at any time, regardless of the light. Digital aerial photography, in its turn, is characterised by high productivity and inexpensive equipment. Given the development of data acquisition and processing methods, the creation of digital copies of buildings and structures has recently become widespread. Today this process has become more accessible and convenient. This article deals with the acquisition of data from unmanned aerial vehicles. A digital twin is a digital copy of an object that is used to realistically represent a physical model. It can be a digital twin of a single object or a global model of processes affecting hundreds of thousands of people. Digital twin technology and BIM-technology are related to each other, but have a number of features that distinguish them from each other. The article compares information modelling and the technology of creating a digital twin of buildings. The aim of the paper is to identify and analyse the problems that can be encountered when creating a digital twin and to find their solutions.

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“…A digital twin is a digital copy of an object or process designed to realistically represent a physical model. It can be a digital twin of a single object or SmartCity (a large model of a city that displays processes affecting hundreds of thousands of people at the same time) [7,10].…”

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Using UAV to create digital doubles of reality and BIM

Gura,

Gribkova,

Berkova

et al. 2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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Report on the round table in the State Duma dedicated to the cadastral reform

Gura¹,

Vashchenko²,

Bespyatchuk³

et al. 2023

Land management, cadastre and land monitoring

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Currently, the introduction of a 3D cadastre of real estate objects in Russia is quite relevant, since using a two-dimensional cadastre it is impossible to keep records of various multi-level objects such as bridges, tunnels, road junctions, etc. In this scientific work, the most time-consuming stage of a three–dimensional cadastre is considered – 3D modeling of various real estate objects and obtaining of spatial information about them. The article analyzes two main methods of spatial data acquisition - aerial photography and three–dimensional laser scanning. The advantages and disadvantages of these methods are considered in this paper. In conclusion, the authors advise to use the mentioned methods of obtaining data to create 3D models in a three-dimensional real estate cadastre.

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Using geospatial data for solving problems of territorial planning by example of Krasnodar

Osennyaya,

Gura,

Samarin

et al. 2024

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The goal of this study was to develop a structure of geospatial data for solving problems of territorial planning by example of Krasnodar. For this purpose, the tasks of territorial planning were analyzed, the problems of the existing provision of territorial planning were identified, and the geospatial data, their applications and advantages were considered here. In conclusion, the main elements of the geospatial data cloud were selected by analyzing the tasks of the departments of Krasnodar in the field of territorial planning.

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Technology of three-dimensional laser scanning as a tool to provide safety for sport facilities

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Using UAV to create digital doubles of reality and BIM

Using UAV to create digital doubles of reality and BIM

Report on the round table in the State Duma dedicated to the cadastral reform

Using geospatial data for solving problems of territorial planning by example of Krasnodar

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