Morgan Structural and Bailys Regeneration (Glastonbury)
A complex and challenging historic redevelopment project in Glastonbury involving a large number of stakeholders.
UPP (University Partnerships Programme) have over 36,000 rooms in operation or under construction through long-term, bespoke partnerships with 15 world-leading universities. With approximately 1,000 employees, since 1998 UPP have invested over £3bn in the UK higher education sector and provided homes to over 400,000 students.
UPP wanted to improve the understanding of roof maintenance and understand the frequency of gutter clearing. Traditionally cherry pickers and external roof access were used but these were less cost-effective and not always risk-free. Drones allowed a quick, safe solution to document and record all aspects of roof condition. Flights were undertaken at multiple points across different campuses which helped to reduce the carbon footprint of the entire piece of work.
Cost-effective, quicker and safer way of performing visual roof inspections
Fixed the communication and information gaps in asset management
Cloud-based outputs were easily shared with different stakeholders
Enabled planning for future spending using an evidence-based approach
Versus the traditional ground/roof-based data capture time of weeks or even months for large assets, saving days/weeks
Versus ground or rooftop inspections with ropes, scaffold and towers our aerial capture tools are “zero-touch”
Versus traditional manual inspection costs by removing the expense of prolonged capture time, travel time and repeated in-person site visits
Versus the traditional survey which does not “see” all of the asset from all aspects and elevations
Versus ground/roof-based surveys with limited access and finite resolution, allowing pinpoint accuracy across the whole digital twin
Versus the traditional 2D paper-based reports and images which have limited access, coverage and quality
A complex and challenging historic redevelopment project in Glastonbury involving a large number of stakeholders.
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