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Digital Imaging as a Design Tool

by James K. Morton, Townsend & Associates Inc, Chicago, United States,
Michael D. Goff, Townsend & Associates Inc, Chicago, United States,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Infrastructure: Planning and Management

Abstract:

On most engineering projects, schematic drawings offer a technical representation of a structure to clients. For staff or the public who are not technically knowledgeable, though, schematics can be difficult to decipher. Artists renderings reveal a project more naturally, but can be expensive and are not easily revised. Coupling state-of-the-art computer techniques with video technology, digital imaging allows engineers and planners to more completely and cost effectively create visual images of their designs for clients. This paper outlines the use of a modern technique for visually displaying engineering solutions as they are developed and presenting them to a client or the public.

Subject Headings: Computer vision and image processing | Client relationships | Project management | Construction management | Computing in civil engineering | Structural engineering | Coupling

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