3d documentation in dangerous and confined spaces by dr. travis doering, ph. d

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The sites of some of America’s proudest moments and historical achievements are eroding and rusting away at Florida’s Cape Canaveral. Using terrestrial laser scanning in combination with aerial LiDAR, imaging, and geospatial documentation, researchers at the University of South Florida are digitally preserving and conditionally assessing these structures to develop management and interpretive plans and curriculum to teach field methods and preservation skills to scientists of the future.

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ALLIANCE FOR INTEGRATED SPATIAL TECHNOLOGIES

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, SCHOOL OF GEOSCIENCES,

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA

HTTP://AIST.USF.EDU

PROJECT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Dr. Margo Schwadron, Archeologist, Southeast Archeological Center (SEAC)

Rusty Simmons and Jayce Hill, archeology field crew from SEAC

Superintendent John Slaughter, Ninety-Six National Historic Site

Sarah Cunningham, Interpretation Ranger

John "Gray" Wood, Maintenance Chief/Operations

Drs. Lori Collins and Travis Doering, Principal Investigators

Dr. Jeffrey Du Vernay and Bart McLeod, 3D Survey

Dr. Sarah Kruse, Geophysics

Steven Fernandez, GIS Manager

Jorge Gonzalez, 3D Modeling

Joseph Evans, Graduate Student (Ph.D), Google Glass, GoPro, AR

Christine McKniff, Graduate Assistant (MS), Geophysics

Garrett Speed, Graduate Assistant (MA), 3D Printing

Bert Bender, Structural Engineer

Special Thanks to: The Greenwood Fire and Rescue

Confined Space Specialty Team

South Carolina Educational Television

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SCANNING UNDERGROUND

• Project used digital imaging, terrestrial laser scanning, and aerial LiDAR combined with remote sensing and GPS survey

• We documented, prepared conditional analysis, and are developing public interpretation methods that extend management, preservation, and interpretation potentials that yield insight into important historical events in our Nation's history.

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INTRODUCTION TO THE PROJECT

• HTTP://YOUTU.BE/5BYGLWX1DH8

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Area of Collapsed tunnel

Collapsed

earth

earth

Brick

Wood

frame

PROJECT PLANNING

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Right Gallery

Left Gallery

Entrance Shaft

Collapse Area

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& Excavation

Collapse Area

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10 feet

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SURVEY AND SCANNING CHALLENGES

• SAFETY FIRST

• LIGHTING

• TARGETING

• MOVEMENT OF THE SCANNER

• CLEANLINESS

• BRINGING SUBSURFACE AND

SURFACE DATA SETS TOGETHER

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Tunnel 1

Tunnel 2

Entrance Shaft

Collapse Area

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& Excavation

Collapse Area

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10 feet

20 fe

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Opening up two areas to access tunnels…

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On-site conditions were examined by fire and rescue and structural engineer12

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GREEN LIGHT TO SCAN

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3D MODELING RESULTS

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