Corinne Haines Managing Director, Trimble Speaking at Seismics and the City 2015
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Seismics and the City – Creating a Greater Christchurch – Envisioning. Engaging. Energising was held on 27th March 2015, Christchurch.
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Corinne Haines Managing Director, Trimble Speaking at Seismics and the City 2015
- 1. TRANSFORMING THE WORLD’S WORKTRANSFORMING THE WORLD’S WORK
- 2. AgricultureAgriculture Heavy CivilHeavy Civil ConstructionConstruction BuildingBuilding ConstructionConstruction GeospatialGeospatial Transportation &Transportation & LogisticsLogistics RailRail Environmental &Environmental & WasteWaste Water UtilitiesWater Utilities Electric UtilitiesElectric Utilities MiningMining ForestryForestry Field ServiceField Service Oil, Gas &Oil, Gas & ChemicalChemical OEM &OEM & ConsumerConsumer GovernmentGovernment TRANSFORMINGTRANSFORMING THE WAY THE WORLD WORKS – ACROSS MULTIPLE INDUSTRIES & PROFESSIONSTHE WAY THE WORLD WORKS – ACROSS MULTIPLE INDUSTRIES & PROFESSIONS
- 8. DEMOLITION
- 9. DEMOLITION
- 11. REBUILD
- 12. REBUILD
- 13. REBUILD
- 14. REBUILD
- 15. REBUILD
- 16. REBUILD
- 32. Intelligent buildings for a greener, safer and smarter city
- 35. Structural monitoring system Sensors Data collection & analysis Management/Public reports
Editor's Notes
- Today we serve five primary markets with our three core technologies – Precision Agriculture, Heavy Civil Construction, Building Construction, Cadastral and Geospatial and Transportation and Logistics. We serve our customers in these markets by Understanding the real conditions in their work environment Ascertaining the relationships of people, equipment and other resources Recommending or performing activities that optimize the use of those resources to accomplish a task Updating the real-time conditions as a result of work completion Sharing the information real-time with other workers in the field, colleagues in the office, suppliers, advisors and customers For instance … One of the world’s largest sugar producers uses our systems to track [x] vehicles over [y] thousands of acres, schedule the activities of these machines and their drivers, communicate information about incoming harvested sugar cane to the processing plant and determine the growing plan for the next season. As a result they have achieved [x%] improvement in machine utilization, reduced farming costs by [y%] and improved processing plant utilization by [z%]. Or example from HCC, BC, Cadastral, T&L. We also apply our technologies to many other markets. In all cases we have the ability to optimize: Project management for large-scale projects – such as buildings, air ports, chemical processing plants and the like Worker safety – such as monitoring driver behavior behind the wheel of a large vehicle Complex networks – such as those for electric or water utilities Design coherency – such as determining proper sequencing and location for heating and ventilation installation in a new building And many others (routing, feature extraction from images, event reconstruction, integrity monitoring…)