Taking accurate measurements, remotely visiting the project site, and preparing 3D as-built conditions are all tasks that design teams can perform from the comfort of their desktop computers.  Come and join us as key members of KSN’s 3D scanning and 3D modeling team discuss their experience with practical applications of 3D laser scanning, point clouds, and 3D modeling to support the planning, design, and construction of civil works projects.

About the Speakers: 

Kris Nehmer, PLS has 19 years of experience in the land surveying profession with an emphasis in the surveying and mapping of large and complex public projects.  As the surveying manager for KSN, Kris is responsible for managing the surveying and mapping of the projects undertaken by the firm and coordinating with clients, the design team and consultants.  Since 2007 Kris has been the project lead for the implementation and delivery of KSN’s 3D scanning and 3D modeling services.  Kris holds a BS Degree in Surveying Engineering from Ferris State University (Big Rapids, Michigan), and he is a licensed Professional Land Surveyor in California and Nevada.

Wilson Zhu, EIT  has been with KSN full time as a Junior Civil Engineer for 2 ½ years and plays an important part in a variety of services, including developing 3D models, water rights and preparation of plans and specifications and estimates.  Recently, Wilson has been leading the REVIT effort at KSN’s West Sacramento Office. Wilson is also an active member of ASCE, serving as the secretary of the Central Valley Branch.  Wilson holds a BS Degree in Civil Engineering from the University of the Pacific.

Sponsorship Opportunity

The ASCE Capital Branch is pleased to announce an opportunity for the Civil Engineering Firms, Contractors and Vendors to sponsor ASCE’s monthly Luncheons. The sponsoring company will have the opportunity to make a brief presentation that is 3 to 5 minutes long and is supported by a few slides in PowerPoint format.  This opportunity will provide the sponsoring company a great marketing opportunity to the local engineering community.  For further information, please contact Jai Singh at (916) 580-9725.