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 Introduction:

Are you tired of being limited by outdated technology? Do you want the freedom to create precise and accurate models of buildings and structures? Look no further than scan-to-BIM engineering services. This innovative technology offers the freedom to capture and convert scan data into detailed 3D models. In this article, we will guide you through the modeling stage of the scan-to-BIM process, providing tips on selecting the right tools, picking a good modeler, coordinating with clients, and more.

Choose Appropriate Modeling Tools:

Selecting the right modeling tools is crucial for the success of your scan-to-BIM project. Consider your project's scope and define the Statement of Work (SOW) with your client before selecting modeling tools. There are many different types of modeling tools available, such as manual tracing, manual extraction, and automated extraction. Each approach has its pros and cons, and you should select tools that suit your project's requirements.

 

Skilled Modeler is Essential:

Choosing a technician with experience in modeling is critical for the success of your scan-to-BIM project. An experienced modeler can spot potential issues and red flags that inexperienced modelers may overlook. If you don't have anyone on your team with modeling experience, consider outsourcing the work or hiring someone with relevant experience.

Manage Time Effectively:

Planning your projects to avoid bottlenecks during the modeling stage is crucial. Experienced scan-to-BIM companies alternate between scanning and modeling weeks to ensure the timely completion of projects. Develop a timeline that works for your project to avoid delays, stressed-out modelers, and unhappy clients.

Use All Available Materials:

Refer to the notes and HD color panoramas taken by your scan technicians to ensure that the model is accurate and detailed. The detailed view of the asset being modeled can help the modeler get the details right and ensure that the model matches the SOW.

Share Sample with Client:

Sending a small portion of the model as a sample to the client for review is a good practice. This gives the client an opportunity to check your work, ensure the model matches the SOW, and offer feedback if necessary. It also helps build client confidence in your work.

QA Checklist for Accuracy:

Perform a final QA check using a checklist developed ahead of time to ensure that the model is complete, accurate, and detailed. Have someone else from your firm perform an independent check using the same checklist. Consider outsourcing this step to ensure the accuracy of the final product.

Conclusion:

Scan-to-BIM engineering services offer the freedom to capture and convert scan data into detailed 3D models. Selecting the right modeling tools, hiring an experienced modeler, planning your projects, referring to all your materials, sending a test model, and using a final QA checklist are crucial steps in the modeling stage of the scan-to-BIM process. With these tips, you can rediscover your freedom to create precise and accurate models of buildings and structures. Contact us to learn more about how scan-to-BIM engineering services can benefit your project.

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