TruView QuickGuide.pdf

Using MCB Camp Lejeune and MCAS New River TruView Guide

Logging into the TruView Site

OVERVIEW

• Due to the COVID-19 travel restrictions, site visits supporting the Task Force Florence MILCON Packages have been cancelled. With the aid of an existing GIS contract with AECOM, the MCB Camp Lejeune GF Team developed an alternate solution for the site visits. AECOM, through TruView technology, has created a site that contains laser scans and panoramic photos for buildings that are being either demolished or repurposed in the MILCON Packages supporting the Hurricane Florence Recovery efforts.

1. Open a web browser and navigate to https://aecomims.truview-cloud.com/

2. Enter the username that you were provided to access the site in the box labeled “Enter Username”

3. Enter the password that you were provided to access the site in the box labeled “Enter Password”

4. (Optional) Check Remember Me

5. Click Sign In.

https://aecomims.truview-cloud.com/

1. Upon entering the TruView Website, a list of sites will be displayed. A site is an individual laser scan and there may be multiple sites per building. Click on the blue site text to view the site.

2. The site will display on the screen and an overview of the laser scan will display.

3. To launch a panoramic image, hover over one of the red dots in the scan overview. When it turns blue, click.

4. A panoramic image will display on the screen which can be moved around by dragging the cursor around on the screen.

5. Note that an overview map of the facility is shown in the lower right, the image viewshed is shown in blue.

6. To return to the overview, click on the name of the Site in the top of the interface.

Selecting a Site and Viewing Panorama Images

OVERVIEW

• TruView allows users to access and explore panorama images of the interior and exterior of buildings.

• The system is accessible from desktop or laptop computers, tablets, and smart phones connected to the internet.

1. In Sites, click the Assets Tab.

2. Choose any of the images listed under Asset Name and click on it.

3. The photograph that was taken will open in a new browser tab.

4. To close, click on the X to close the browser tab and return to the tab that has the sites listed.

5. In a panoramic image, small blue tags indicate the location of a photograph. To view, hover over one of the blue tags, when it turns red, click and the image will open in a new browser tab.

Viewing Static Photographs Taken During the Laser Scan

OVERVIEW

• In TruView, photographs that were taken during the laser scanning process are called Assets.

• These photographs are also tagged in the laser scan and can be seen as blue icons in some panoramic images.

1. In a panoramic image, click on the ruler icon on the left side of the screen. The tool will show that it is active by displaying a red box around it.

2. In the tools dialog that opens, click on the ruler icon, the tool will indicate that it is active by showing a red box around it.

3. Click on a beginning point in the image.

4. Click on an ending point in the image.

5. In the measurement dialog, the distance between the two points is shown on the screen.

Taking Measurements in the TruView Panoramic Images

OVERVIEW

• In a panoramic image, simple measurements can be made.

1. In any window of the TruView, click on the blue question mark in the upper right-hand corner to view additional Help.

2. The TruView Cloud – Users’s Guide will open.

Additional Help

OVERVIEW

• In the TruView Site there is additional help and documentation on the functionality and tools available in TruView.