Although the marae has long been used as a safe haven by those living in the area, its ageing structure, lack of stormwater management, vulnerable communication infrastructure and limited bathroom facilities mean it struggles to provide for those in need during emergency situations. The aim of the project, which is being carried out in collaboration with rangatira from the hapū Ngāti Ira, is to improve the resilience of the marae during disasters and climate emergencies, allowing it to be used as an evacuation refuge for all locals during disaster events. You don't have to be skilled in 3D modelling to use it, which makes it really easy for students like me.” Having worked with similar scanners before, Lux says he was blown away by how intuitive and user-friendly the technology is. “So every time we need to try to add something to the structure, we can go into the cloud model that we made with the scanner and look at the fine details, take fine measurements and try to see if what we're suggesting will actually work.” From that scan, they have then been able to construct very detailed 3D virtual models of the buildings that can be used in modelling and testing design ideas at any time, without the need for engineers to physically visit the site. The technology has allowed Lux and the team working on the project, which includes his fellow student Duncan McDonald, to take a highly detailed scan of the marae buildings. As part of his studies, he has been using a hi-tech Trimble TX8 3D scanner, which he describes as being a game-changer for the type of work he does. Lux is working on a project, led by senior lecturer Sandeeka Mannakkara, to make the Ōpeke Marae in Ōpōtiki more climate resilient. One student using the technology is Lux Dhakal, who is in his final year of a Bachelor of Engineering degree, specialising in civil engineering. If you need help reseting your password, please see this article.The technology comes as part of a gift agreement between the University of Auckland and US company Trimble, and is centred in the new Trimble Technology Lab, located in the Faculty of Engineering. Thereafter, you should learn about our modeling guidelines, how uploading to our web application works, what you can use Sefaira for, etc.
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