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	3D Model Analysis Mooring integrity verification. Courtesy of Welaptega Marine Limited (Canada).   The Welaptega company provides in-water survey technologies to solve complex underwater problems on floating production systems (offshore oil and gas industry). In this video, 3 real cases of the Welaptega know-how, associated with 3DReshaper, are presented: a pipeline curvature analysis, a chain link wear analysis, a wellhead model meshing and texture application. All these components are located from 30 to 100 meters underwater.
	3D Modeling - 3D Imaging in a karstic cave Courtesy of EDYTEM, University of Savoie.   Stalagmites are relevant paleo-environmental archives but that imply taking-off and destruction of samples for analyses. The recent widespread use of terrestrial lidars allows analyses on numerical clones and let imagine increasing detailed analyses of external geomorphology of stalagmites. A stalagmites forest of the Orgnac’s aven (Ardèche, France) was therefore scanned at a high resolution. The points cloud was then meshed to set a TIN model (Triangular Irregulated Network) with a high density. An original method was then built up to be able to analyse this 3D model... More information here.
	3D Control Containment of Chernobyl Reactor Courtesy of Ecartip.   The containment structure created by the consortium Novarka, is intended for insulating the reactor #4 of Chernobyl. The huge metal structure is designed to ensure the future dismantling of the old shelter and the ruins of the reactor damaged in 1986. 3DReshaper computes the potential differences between the real building and its CAD model. The dimensions of the containment structure must match with the CAD model. Digitization was performed with a Leica HDS 3000 (terrestrial) and a Riegl LMS Q240 (aerial) 3D scanners.
	3D Shape extraction - Section Calculation Air ducts in the Tunnel of Croix Rousse (Lyons) Courtesy of Ecartip   As part of maintening of the air ducts of the Croix Rousse tunnel, one of the oldest city tunnels in France (started in 1939, completed in 1952), 3DReshaper was used to do the 3D meshing, best shape extraction and section calculation. The ventilation system is in this case transversal: the fresh air goes down the lower part of the tunnel and the fouled air is aspirated in the upper part (air vents are located every 1.28 m). Digitization was performed with a Leica HDS and a Riegl 3D scanners.