Bowman’s Geospatial Division Delivers Advanced LiDAR Ceiling Scanning Techniques to Cuhaci Peterson to Enable Commercial Design Efficiency
Bowman Consulting Group Ltd. (BWMN) has collaborated with Cuhaci Peterson, an architecture and engineering firm, to utilize innovative ceiling scanning techniques that enhance surveying efficiency in large structures. Bowman's advanced scanning provides accurate and comprehensive data, streamlining commercial designs by revealing previously unknown structural information. This partnership allows for significant time and cost savings, as noted by Cuhaci Peterson's principal, Bryon McCarthy. With approximately 1,700 employees, Bowman specializes in engineering services, delivering solutions across various markets while continuing to refine its scanning capabilities for challenging environments.
- Partnership with Cuhaci Peterson enhances market presence.
- Innovative ceiling scanning techniques provide competitive advantages.
- Scanning reveals critical structural details, improving client services.
- Time and cost efficiencies noted by Cuhaci Peterson.
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Interior scanning of structures that have ceiling tiles, like grocery stores, presents a challenge for efficiency and accuracy for surveyors. Bowman took on this challenge to develop a new and proven technique that is simple, elegant, accurate, and most of all, repeatable in other environments.
Prior to developing this technique, ground level 3-D scanning in an open interior environment was simple enough. However, tying that information to the scanning data above the ceiling tiles was difficult unless they were all removed, which is inefficient and time consuming. For Bowman’s geospatial team, the key was finding a way to tie the scans vertically throughout the space at different elevations, then mapping them horizontally to develop the entire landscape of the structure. Cuhaci Peterson was specifically looking for a national partner who could provide this type of service, in a timely manner and within their data requirements, for structures that were 60,000-100,000 square feet.
The wealth of data provided by Bowman in just two evenings of scanning, allowed Cuhaci Peterson to streamline the development of recent commercial designs with precise knowledge of both the visible building interior and above ceiling structure of the facility. Bowman’s scanning revealed previously unknown information about the structure that could only have been discovered using this technique.
“When we saw the sophisticated detail that Bowman’s geospatial team could provide, along with the efficiency of their processes, we knew that it would allow us to deliver a real advantage to our clients,” said
“Bowman continues to evaluate and refine new scanning capabilities to deliver incredible detail and data accuracy to forward-thinking firms like Cuhaci Peterson,” said
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