Designing a Vehicle Mounted High Resolution Multi-Spectral 3D Scanner: Concept Design
Proceedings of the 2nd Workshop on Data Acquisition To Analysis(2019)
Abstract
Buildings can improve their energy efficiency through retrofitting and thus decrease energy demand throughout the life of the building. However, evaluating building retrofit opportunities at a city level is a significant challenge. This requires identifying where in the city the biggest energy efficiency gains can be made and in the most cost-effective way. A surveyor is typically relied upon to manually assess a building for insulation absence, defective installation, thermal leakage and other similar issues. To perform these inspections across whole cities would be prohibitively time intensive. There is therefore a need for a faster approach to detect and prioritise a city's retrofit requirements so that effective value for money decisions can be made. In this paper, the concept design of a vehicle mounted integrated sensing platform to collect high resolution visual, thermal and 3D scene data of the built environment at a city scale is presented. Initial design considerations are first explored before an initial concept design is presented and evaluated. From the evaluation, a number of concerns about the design were raised. Based on these findings, a significantly revised concept design is subsequently presented that addresses the aforementioned issues.
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LiDAR, mobile mapping, sensors, system design, thermography
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