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As a cider lover, nothing gives me greater pleasure than surveying and drawing out the floor plan of a cider mill. Project: Woodhuish Vernacular Buildings. Client: National Trust.

Scanning the second oldest pottery kiln in Britain. The kiln was used by Michael Hardee and Ray Finch.

Laser scanning in South Devon.

Red Letter day today. A Scan to Plan point cloud project is showcased in David Dawson's presentation of the Newport Pottery kiln, Pembrokeshire.

A series of three short videos that explain how to get the most out of 3D point cloud technology. Part 1 explains how point clouds can be combined from different sources of data capture and how grouping and colour classification make point clouds easier to interpret. Parts 2 and 3 to follow shortly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXa6zdUWrp4

Point Cloud Power used in National Trust Conservation Management Plan

A terrestrial laser scanner and an aerial UAV were used to survey the Amphitheatre at Saltram House, Devon, for the National Trust. A combined aerial and laser scan point cloud was then generated to produce survey data for their Conservation Management Plan for the property. The video shows some of the outputs that have been generated.

Saltram Amphitheatre A combined laser scan and aerial point cloud survey of the Amphitheatre at Saltram House, Plympton, Devon. Commissioned by the National Trust and surveyed by...

I'll have to upgrade my website more often. Three requests for quotes and a testimonial in two days!

With the improvements in point cloud registration software, reference spheres and checkerboards are no longer required to aid registration, spiral stairs are actually a fairly straightforward challenge for the laser scanner. Two and half minute non-...
Laser scanning spiral stairs in churches and castles.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJPxLobX7eI

Anatomy of a Church Tower A laser scan survey of St Mary's Church, North Petherton, Somerset, carried out by Scan to Plan.

The team at Scan to PLAN wish you a Happy New Year.

We've hit the ground running here at Scan to PLAN and to further emphasise the point we've completely revamped our website which now, not only includes information on our service to you but we've added a number of videos of the point clouds that we have created.

We are still working on the FAQ bit so if you have any questions then please e-mail us and we'll incorporate them into the site as well as, of course e-mailing you immediately with your answer.

Best wishes from Bill and the Scan to PLAN team.

www.scantoplan.co.uk