By using 3D laser scanning techniques commonly used to determine floor flatness, TrueScan helped its sister company, Sportworks Design, to identify settlement patterns connected to old utilities and calculate the exact amount of stone required for remediation at Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio long before the first strip of synthetic turf was removed. Using 3D laser scanners to evaluate the field, TrueScan was able to collect approximately 2.1 billion points of data regarding the planarity of the field, which they were then able to translate into a very precise map that showed all of the dips and undulations.
TrueScan’s 3D laser scanning and surveying expertise helped Sportworks to deliver a precise analysis of the finished field after the synthetic turf was replaced, providing assurance to the client about the high quality of the finished product. Additionally, through the speed and accuracy of 3D laser scanning, the work was also able to be completed in a compressed time frame while the team was still using the Paul Brown Stadium field.
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