DBI provides 3D models of fire scenes based on 360° images, allowing the scene to be documented and revisited after it has been cleared. The model supports loss assessment and documentation and makes it possible to carry out work without repeated site visits.
This provides:
- complete documentation of the fire scene
- the ability to take measurements directly in the model
- access to the scene without being physically present
- the possibility to revisit and reassess the scene in case of disputes
The documentation also allows cleanup and reconstruction to begin at an early stage, as the fire scene is preserved digitally.
To create a 3D model, the fire investigator takes 360-degree photos of all rooms at the fire scene. The images are consolidated in a digital model, in which you can move around, just as in Google Street View.
Faster assessment and reconstruction
The 3D model provides complete documentation of the fire scene, enabling an appraiser to carry out the work from their desk and save on transport. For example, you can calculate the value of lost or damaged items, perform measurements and, if disputes arise, you can return to and re-investigate the fire scene at any time.
This swift, complete documentation also paves the way for quick clean-up and reconstruction. As a client, you may be able to arrange for the model to be transferred to AutoCAD, thereby creating the necessary drawings to obtain offers for reconstruction. The model can also be combined with additional data. For example, close-ups or instructions for use and invoices for items such as white goods can be added, so that in practice the 3D model contains all documentation about the damage and information for refurbishment in a single location.
CONTACT US 24/7
DBI's department for fire investigations is available on the phone
around the clock via our Service Center:
Phone: +45 20 10 90 30
Mail: sc@dbigroup.dk
In urgent cases, our fire investigators also drive out both evenings and weekends.
Feel free to reach out
Whatever enquiry you may have, we will be happy to assist you.
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