3D animation for building insurance risk analysis - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 08:07, 4 November 2020

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	* NB This article is made available with the kind permission of 3 Dimensional Insurance Limited and Post Magazine.		* NB This article is made available with the kind permission of 3 Dimensional Insurance Limited and Post Magazine.

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Editor at 17:47, 7 February 2019

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	[http://www.3diltd.co.uk/ Watch some examples of animations].		[http://www.3diltd.co.uk/ Watch some examples of animations].

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	* Architectural photography.		* Architectural photography.
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	* Professional indemnity insurance.		* Professional indemnity insurance.
	* Professional Indemnity Insurance clause in conditions of engagement.		* Professional Indemnity Insurance clause in conditions of engagement.
		+	* Real time.
	* Residual value insurance.		* Residual value insurance.

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	* NB This article is made available with the kind permission of 3 Dimensional Insurance Limited and Post Magazine.		* NB This article is made available with the kind permission of 3 Dimensional Insurance Limited and Post Magazine.

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Designing Buildings at 07:38, 16 April 2016

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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

		+	* Architectural photography.
	* Building Information Modelling.		* Building Information Modelling.
	* Computer Aided Design.		* Computer Aided Design.

Designing Buildings at 17:11, 8 December 2015

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	The use of animation to bring to life the actual sequencing of events, the positioning of key engineering elements such as tower cranes, and the storage proposals for valuable or flammable components results in a better process of evaluation of risk analysis and pricing.		The use of animation to bring to life the actual sequencing of events, the positioning of key engineering elements such as tower cranes, and the storage proposals for valuable or flammable components results in a better process of evaluation of risk analysis and pricing.

−	And the use of such techniques is just as valid for property owners, where animation can be used to show exactly who occupies which space, what is stored there, what the sums insured for each area are ~~that~~ and ~~such~~.	+	And the use of such techniques is just as valid for property owners, where animation can be used to show exactly who occupies which space, what is stored there, what the sums insured for each area are, and so on.

	A walk-through or aerial display can be generated so that underwriters can virtually “see” what they are being asked to insure even though it may be physically located on the other side of the world.		A walk-through or aerial display can be generated so that underwriters can virtually “see” what they are being asked to insure even though it may be physically located on the other side of the world.
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	=== External references ===		=== External references ===

−	* ~~Post Magazine: [File:3_Dimensional_Insurance_Animation_for_Insurance_Underwriting.pdf File:3 Dimensional Insurance Animation for Insurance Underwriting.pdf].~~ NB This article is made available with the kind permission of 3 Dimensional Insurance Limited and Post Magazine	+	* NB This article is made available with the kind permission of 3 Dimensional Insurance Limited and Post Magazine.

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	The use of animation to bring to life the actual sequencing of events, the positioning of key engineering elements such as tower cranes, and the storage proposals for valuable or flammable components results in a better process of evaluation of risk analysis and pricing.		The use of animation to bring to life the actual sequencing of events, the positioning of key engineering elements such as tower cranes, and the storage proposals for valuable or flammable components results in a better process of evaluation of risk analysis and pricing.

−	And the use of such techniques is just as valid for property owners, where animation can be used to show exactly who occupies which space, what is stored there, what the sums insured for each area are ~~AWESOME~~ and such.	+	And the use of such techniques is just as valid for property owners, where animation can be used to show exactly who occupies which space, what is stored there, what the sums insured for each area are that and such.

	A walk-through or aerial display can be generated so that underwriters can virtually “see” what they are being asked to insure even though it may be physically located on the other side of the world.		A walk-through or aerial display can be generated so that underwriters can virtually “see” what they are being asked to insure even though it may be physically located on the other side of the world.

50.203.244.178 at 16:06, 8 December 2015

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	The use of sophisticated software animation techniques to provide images of how proposed developments will look are now established practice. Walk-throughs enable viewers to see everything from detailed internal layouts through to how landscaping will blend a new development into an existing environment.		The use of sophisticated software animation techniques to provide images of how proposed developments will look are now established practice. Walk-throughs enable viewers to see everything from detailed internal layouts through to how landscaping will blend a new development into an existing environment.

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	The use of animation to bring to life the actual sequencing of events, the positioning of key engineering elements such as tower cranes, and the storage proposals for valuable or flammable components results in a better process of evaluation of risk analysis and pricing.		The use of animation to bring to life the actual sequencing of events, the positioning of key engineering elements such as tower cranes, and the storage proposals for valuable or flammable components results in a better process of evaluation of risk analysis and pricing.

−	And the use of such techniques is just as valid for property owners, where animation can be used to show exactly who occupies which space, what is stored there, what the sums insured for each area are and ~~so on~~.	+	And the use of such techniques is just as valid for property owners, where animation can be used to show exactly who occupies which space, what is stored there, what the sums insured for each area are AWESOME and such.

	A walk-through or aerial display can be generated so that underwriters can virtually “see” what they are being asked to insure even though it may be physically located on the other side of the world.		A walk-through or aerial display can be generated so that underwriters can virtually “see” what they are being asked to insure even though it may be physically located on the other side of the world.
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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*Building Information Modelling.	+
−	*Computer Aided Design.	+	* Building Information Modelling.
−	*Contractors' all-risk insurance.	+	* Computer Aided Design.
−	*Directors and officers insurance.	+	* Contractors' all-risk insurance.
−	*Professional indemnity insurance.	+	* Directors and officers insurance.
−	*Professional Indemnity Insurance clause in conditions of engagement.	+	* Professional indemnity insurance.
−	*Residual value insurance.	+	* Professional Indemnity Insurance clause in conditions of engagement.
		+	* Residual value insurance.

	=== External references ===		=== External references ===
−	*Post Magazine: [[File:3 Dimensional Insurance Animation for Insurance Underwriting.pdf~~\|Animation could prove ‘pivotal’ to future risk analysis in insurance\|alt=Animation could prove ‘pivotal’ to future risk analysis in insurance]~~]. NB This article is made available with the kind permission of 3 Dimensional Insurance Limited and Post Magazine	+
		+	* Post Magazine: [File:3_Dimensional_Insurance_Animation_for_Insurance_Underwriting.pdf File:3 Dimensional Insurance Animation for Insurance Underwriting.pdf]. NB This article is made available with the kind permission of 3 Dimensional Insurance Limited and Post Magazine

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Designing Buildings at 16:50, 8 July 2014

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	*Post Magazine: [[File:3 Dimensional Insurance Animation for Insurance Underwriting.pdf\|Animation could prove ‘pivotal’ to future risk analysis in insurance\|alt=Animation could prove ‘pivotal’ to future risk analysis in insurance]]. NB This article is made available with the kind permission of 3 Dimensional Insurance Limited and Post Magazine		*Post Magazine: [[File:3 Dimensional Insurance Animation for Insurance Underwriting.pdf\|Animation could prove ‘pivotal’ to future risk analysis in insurance\|alt=Animation could prove ‘pivotal’ to future risk analysis in insurance]]. NB This article is made available with the kind permission of 3 Dimensional Insurance Limited and Post Magazine

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Designing Buildings at 12:35, 17 January 2014

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	*Post Magazine: [[File:3 Dimensional Insurance Animation for Insurance Underwriting.pdf\|Animation could prove ‘pivotal’ to future risk analysis in insurance\|alt=Animation could prove ‘pivotal’ to future risk analysis in insurance]]. NB This article is made available with the kind permission of 3 Dimensional Insurance Limited and Post Magazine		*Post Magazine: [[File:3 Dimensional Insurance Animation for Insurance Underwriting.pdf\|Animation could prove ‘pivotal’ to future risk analysis in insurance\|alt=Animation could prove ‘pivotal’ to future risk analysis in insurance]]. NB This article is made available with the kind permission of 3 Dimensional Insurance Limited and Post Magazine

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Designing Buildings at 12:35, 17 January 2014

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	Just as the cost of assembling a development proposal increasingly includes the cost of producing a 3D model, so will the cost of insurance animation increasingly become part of the cost of obtaining best value from the insurance market.		Just as the cost of assembling a development proposal increasingly includes the cost of producing a 3D model, so will the cost of insurance animation increasingly become part of the cost of obtaining best value from the insurance market.
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		+	[http://www.3diltd.co.uk/ Watch some examples of animations].

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	*Directors and officers insurance.		*Directors and officers insurance.
	*Professional indemnity insurance.		*Professional indemnity insurance.
−	*Professional Indemnity Insurance clause in conditions of engagement.	+	*Professional Indemnity Insurance clause in conditions of engagement.
−	*Residual value insurance.	+	*Residual value insurance.

	=== External references ===		=== External references ===
	*Post Magazine: [[File:3 Dimensional Insurance Animation for Insurance Underwriting.pdf\|Animation could prove ‘pivotal’ to future risk analysis in insurance\|alt=Animation could prove ‘pivotal’ to future risk analysis in insurance]]. NB This article is made available with the kind permission of 3 Dimensional Insurance Limited and Post Magazine		*Post Magazine: [[File:3 Dimensional Insurance Animation for Insurance Underwriting.pdf\|Animation could prove ‘pivotal’ to future risk analysis in insurance\|alt=Animation could prove ‘pivotal’ to future risk analysis in insurance]]. NB This article is made available with the kind permission of 3 Dimensional Insurance Limited and Post Magazine
−	*Leyland Business Part: [http://martinfabry.vvhosting.co.uk/leyland/appAnim/Leyland_iPad.mp4 example of a 3DI animation].

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