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OVERVIEW
In the surveying industry, professionals often face the challenge of choosing between traditional tools like total stations and theodolites, and modern 3D reality capture technology. Traditional methods, while accurate, can be time-consuming and labor-intensive, whereas 3D laser scanning offers speed and comprehensive data but can seem overwhelming to integrate with established practices. This dichotomy can lead to inefficiencies and missed opportunities for enhanced precision and productivity.
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Join this webinar to discover how to effectively combine 3D laser scanning with traditional surveying tools, creating a complementary workflow that leverages the strengths of both technologies. Learn how to achieve unprecedented accuracy, efficiency, and detail in your projects by integrating these methods. Gain practical guidance, explore real-world case studies, and get insights into the latest products and software, ensuring you can smoothly transition to this integrated approach and stay ahead in the industry.
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Key Takeaways
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Learn how 3D laser scanning and traditional surveying tools can be seamlessly integrated to enhance precision and efficiency in your projects.
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Get a detailed guide on how to implement 3D laser scanning alongside total stations and theodolites in your workflow.
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Get exclusive insights into the latest FARO Technologies 3D laser scanners and their compatibility with traditional surveying instruments.
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Understand the best practices for merging point cloud data with traditional survey data for comprehensive analysis and modeling.
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Get an expert breakdown of the cost implications and ROI when integrating these complementary technologies.
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Explore real-world examples where combining 3D reality capture with traditional surveying instruments has led to groundbreaking results.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
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Sectors:
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​Land Surveying
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Geospatial Technology
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Government (Urban Planning Departments)
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Civil Engineering
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Environmental Monitoring
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Architecture, Engineering, Construction
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Utilities and Infrastructure
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Oil and Gas Exploration
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Heritage Preservation
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Roles:
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Land Surveyors
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GIS Professionals
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Urban Planners
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Civil Engineers
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Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Specialists
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Architects and Designers
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Construction Project Managers
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Utility Engineers
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Geologists and Engineers
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Preservationists
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Organizations:
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Surveying companies
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Geospatial technology companies
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Municipal or city planning departments
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Engineering firms
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Environmental assessment and monitoring agencies
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Architectural companies
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Construction firmsUtility management organizations
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Oil and gas exploration companies
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Heritage preservation bodies
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GISP Points
This event may qualify for GIS Certification Institute continuing education credits.
To submit for GISP Points, visit www.gisci.org to self-submit the event curriculum for approval
AGENDA
(All times ET)
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1:00 pm
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Welcome and introductions
1:05 pm
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Laser Scanning overview - Focus and Orbis
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1:10 pm
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SLAM/Orbis Overview
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Customer types
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Geospatial
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1:20 pm
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Georeferencing with Orbis
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Checkerboard, stop and go, Locate
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1:25 pm
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Survey and FARO Orbis
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1:35 pm
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Infratech demonstration
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1:50 pm
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Panel/Q&A
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2:00 pm
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Closing
SPEAKERS
David Bonney
Channel Manager, FARO Technologies
David Bonney, a University of Maryland alum, holds a degree in Geographic Information Systems. He started his career at the world’s largest Earth observation organization, collaborating with global distributors to bring that technology into the mainstream. Later, he ventured into a space-based geo-analytics startup, again working with distributors to bring video/image data and analytics captured from the International Space Station, to end users around the world. Since 2019, as the head of US distribution for GeoSLAM (now FARO), David combines his expertise in sales and technology to help drive sales of cutting-edge lidar technology within the AECO sector, connecting end-users with innovative solutions through trusted distribution channels.
Mostafa Pourkiani, P.E., L.S.
President and Managing Director, Infratech Construction
Mostafa Pourkiani, P.E., L.S. is the President and Managing Director of Infratech Construction, which he established in 2011 to offer precise and reliable services from engineered solutions to implementation of the work. Infratech is involved in Land Surveying, Site Engineering, Construction Layouts and Construction Managements. Prior to that, he was a Survey Engineer with Tessa Construction & Tech Company, and worked at various architecture and engineering firms in Germany. Mostafa holds a Diplom Bauingenieur from University of Applied Sciences Wiesbaden and studied advanced structural engineering at the Technische Universität Darmstadt.
Matt Teppler
Channel Manager, FARO Technologies
Matt Teppler is a University of Calgary alum with a BSc in Geography with a specialty in GIS and Remote Sensing. He started his career working for one of the largest survey supply houses in Western Canada – providing sales, training and support to customers. In 2020 Matt moved to GeoSLAM – becoming the Canadian Channel manger – working with multiple distributors across Canada to build the use of SLAM LiDAR technology across Canada. As a result of the acquisition of GeoSLAM by FARO in the fall of 2022 – Matt has added managing FARO Channel Partners to his portfolio for both the AECO and PSA markets. Matt utilizes his extensive background in the survey industries as well as real world field experience with SLAM to help connect customers with the right cutting edge LiDAR technology.
SPONSORS and SUPPORTERS
FARO provides the most precise 3D measurement, imaging and realization technologies for manufacturing, construction and public safety analytics industries. As the global leader in 3D measurement, imaging and realization solutions, bridging the digital and physical worlds is what FARO does best. We help manufacturers eliminate costly errors, builders construct astonishing projects and law enforcement establish better cases. We give engineers, designers and investigators the tools to get to “that’s it!” faster. We understand the ways our customers do their jobs. And more than anything, they know they can always depend on us.
xyHt is a group of publications on geospatial topics—for professionals and “prosumers”—published by XYHT, LLC. We’re a source for news and analytics about land surveying, GNSS, UAS, hydrography, 3D imaging, and more (for a full overview of our coverage, scroll past the covers gallery below). We’re based in North America but our eyes and interests are international.
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