4D Aerial Imaging: Using Time as a Relevant Dimension in Planning & Design

Attend this free webinar to learn more about recent advances in aerial imaging technology and how powerful the data becomes when combined with the dimension of time.

Innovation in aerial mapping gives architects, designers, and engineers instant access to different forms of location content for use in CAD, BIM and GIS. Classic 2D orthomosaics have long been used for site location analysis, planning, and design. Recent advances in aerial imaging also provide high-res oblique aerial imagery, 3D, digital surface models, point clouds and textured mesh. When combined with the added dimension of "time", practical uses for 2D and 3D aerial imagery take a quantum leap.

4 Learning Objectives:

• Attendees will understand the different forms of location content and how to apply each one.
• Attendees will understand how 3D imagery and DSM can be used inside Autodesk products to enhance planning, architecture, construction and engineering projects
• Attendees will learn how the dimension of time enhances imagery analysis.

Speakers:

Tony Agresta is Vice President of Marketing for Nearmap. He has 30 years of experience in product marketing, sales enablement and management in B2B high tech software and data companies. He has built and managed high performing teams in the analytics, marketing automation, mapping and aerial imagery markets.

Austin Reed has nearly 15 years of diverse professional experience in nearly every aspect of 3D visualization from Mobile Games to Professional Sports Team animations. He serves as a 3D Visualization Team Lead at HNTB and is responsible for leading a team of specialists responsible for the development of complex transportation and architectural visualization projects. Mr. Reed brings extensive technical knowledge gained in the computer animation industry to help solve complex issues in the AEC environment.

Rick Larson is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Platteville and a registered Professional Engineer in the State of Wisconsin. As an employee of Wisconsin DOT for 24 years, he spent the last 12 years managing WisDOT’s Computer Aided Engineering program with the Methods Development Team. Rick joined Autodesk in 2011 as a Technical Account Manager, and is located near Austin TX.

Rob Carroll is Vice President, 3D Project Team for Nearmap. He brings 25 years of experience in geospatial technology and experience working on imagery projects worldwide. He has spoken at numerous GIS and remote sensing events on topics ranging from oblique imagery analysis, technology advancements in desktop assessment, and building change detection.

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