(Spar Point Group: Portland, ME) -- Three-dimensional modeling and 3-D laser scanning are exciting new technologies that are rapidly changing the way we plan and understand our environments. As manufacturers constantly aim to improve efforts to design and build new boats or retrofit aging vessels, they are increasingly turning to 3-D modeling and 3-D laser scanning to better create early-stage physical prototypes and reverse-engineer replacement parts for repairs and modifications to existing boats. This saves time and money.

To learn more about 3-D modeling in boat-building applications attend “3-D Laser Scanning for Boat Building and Retrofit,” Friday, Nov. 5, from 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. EDT.

By attending this webinar, you will:

• Discover the problems boat builders have with measurement and accuracy
• Learn how you can apply your scanning and photogrammetry skills to help save time and money
• Determine the most likely markets for your skills in the maritime industry

Panelists

Gregory T. Dobson, Ph.D.—NCAM, NASA Michoud Assembly Facility at the University of New Orleans

Stephen Phillips Jr. LSIT— Survey project manager/HDS geomatics specialist at White Shield Inc.

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