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Vol.4 Issue 6: July 2009

	In this issue
	BIM and Laser Scanning for As-built and Adaptive Reuse Projects: Leica total stations and high-definition scanners improve productivity on oil refinery expansion Leica Rugby 100LR yields many benefits in land leveling applications A new level of precision with Leica ADS40 airborne sensor New Free Special Report Helps Contractors, Engineers, and Surveyors Win Lucrative Infrastructure Projects under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009

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From the field

BIM and Laser Scanning for As-built and Adaptive Reuse Projects:
What we have now is a system and method that can collect all these3D data points incredibly quickly. We’re solving the same problems—defining shapes and surfaces—but we’re doing it a heck of a lot quicker, and in a way that is perceived as exciting.
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Leica total stations and high-definition scanners improve productivity on oil refinery expansion
Motiva Enterprises LLC, a joint-venture owned by affiliates of Shell and Saudi Aramco, is building an epic expansion at its refinery in Port Arthur, Texas. This project is vital to providing additional transportation fuels for the American consumer.
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Leica Rugby 100LR yields many benefits in land leveling applications
The economical benefits of perfectly leveled fields are enormous. For instance, a levelled field results in substantial watersavings and an increase in yield and product quality. Rotating lasers have become essential tools for agricultural applications. They make faster work of many jobs, while eliminating costly errors for precise leveling.
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A new level of precision with Leica ADS40 airborne sensor
Infoterra, a leader in the provision of geospatial products and services, originally purchased a Leica ADS40 Airborne Digital Sensor, like most other operators, in order to replace a conventional 9 inch film survey camera. However, the “satellite” sensor qualities of the camera have meant that Infoterra has been able to exploit the acquired imagery far more than expected.
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