Dataset for: Scan-to-BIM-to-Sim: Automated reconstruction of digital models build on point clouds with application on bridges

Published: 11 November 2024| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/znxxsgn2ky.1
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Description

The dataset consists of raw point cloud data (.pcd file) of an Aqueduct Bridge obtained through terrestrial laser scanning. The bridge is located on the A38 near the University of Birmingham (C3W6+RX Birmingham) and carries a canal in the centre, allowing pedestrians to pass on both sides.

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Data for the study were collected using a total station with terrestrial laser scanning capabilities (Trimble SX10) from five collection points. After obtaining the scanned point cloud data, preliminary data processing is conducted, including denoising, rotation, and point cloud segmentation. Following the Scan-to-BIM-to-Sim framework proposed in the paper, the scanned data is converted into a BIM model using Dynamo and Revit software. Subsequently, ABAQUS software is used to extract bridge information from the BIM model, resulting in a real-time finite element model.

Institutions

University of Birmingham

Categories

Laser Scanning, Point Cloud

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