B Reactor Scan - Hanford Nuclear Reservation

Scanning offers the ability to preserve cultural history by creating a virtual record of as-is conditions, and developing baseline models. Scanning can be also be used to develop monitoring and deviation maps to identify changes in a project site.

360-degree scans are able to capture the road surface and all surrounding features. 3D models can be generated to develop models for underground utilities and other features. The volume of data gathered eliminates the need for return trips to the project site as project needs change.

Scanning can collect millions of measured points in a matter of minutes. Many measurements can be made directly from the point cloud, such as area, volumes, clearances, and fits. 3D models can be produced for tunnel cylinders and shafts using photo-realistic texture maps.