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Delivery not stated1-day course
Introduction to Data Visualisation
Engineers Ireland
CPD trainingAvailable on scheduled dates. Contact cpdtraining@engineersireland.ie or call 01 665 1305, or check our CPD Calendar here.
The purpose of this course is to introduce the concepts and methods of data analysis and visualisation, with an emphasis on using visualisation to tell the stories behind the data. Delegates will gain knowledge of the principles and techniques of storytelling with data as well as the techniques and tools used to convert data into compelling visualisations and dashboards.
Official provider listing · checked 2026-09-13
Course details8 provider facts+
Availability
Available on scheduled dates. Contact cpdtraining@engineersireland.ie or call 01 665 1305, or check our CPD Calendar here.
Course type
CPD training
Delivery
Delivery not stated
Duration
1-day course
Fee / funding
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Delivery not stated1-day course; CPD Credit: 6.5 hours
Managing Intellectual Property in Collaborative Research Projects
Engineers Ireland
CPD trainingAvailable on scheduled dates. Contact cpdtraining@engineersireland.ie or call 01 665 1305, or check our CPD Calendar here.
This masterclass equips you to design, negotiate, and operate robust IP management in multi-partner research and innovation. You will learn how to align academic and industry incentives, translate funder expectations into workable clauses, and put practical IP governance in place across the full project lifecycle. Through case studies and actionable frameworks, you will learn to prevent common IP pitfalls. We emphasise tools you can immediately apply to your current and upcoming collaborations. The overall aim of this course is to ensure you leave at the end with a thorough understanding and appreciation of the role of IP in collaborative research projects.
Official provider listing · checked 2026-09-13
Course details8 provider facts+
Availability
Available on scheduled dates. Contact cpdtraining@engineersireland.ie or call 01 665 1305, or check our CPD Calendar here.
Delivery not stated1-day course
CPD Credit: 6 hours
Predictive AI Modelling With Measurement Data
Engineers Ireland
CPD trainingAvailable on scheduled dates
By attending this course, delegates will gain a comprehensive understanding of how to construct robust AI models, handle complex engineering datasets, and integrate these models into engineering workflows. Attendees will gain insight into leveraging measurement data for building robust predictive models, which can outperform conventional methods in accuracy and efficiency.
Bring schedule, GIS, and BIM together in ArcGIS GeoBIM
Esri
Software trainingPublished in Esri Learn
Learn how you can bring schedule, GIS, and BIM project data all together in one place to share with stakeholders. An introduction to schedules in ArcGIS GeoBIM.
Official provider listing · checked 2026-09-11 · latest check unverified
Connect a 3D digital model to additional table data
Esri
Software trainingPublished in Esri Learn
In this tutorial, as the real estate manager working on the De Zalmhaven complex project in Rotterdam, Netherlands, you need to keep the real estate agents and the owner of the project up to date on the status of the units available for sale or lease. You want to not only share with them the 3D model of the building complex but also enhance that model with additional information contained in a separate table, which documents each unit's space usage and availability.
After setting up an ArcGIS Pro scene, you'll add to it the 3D model and connect the data table to the model. You'll then publish the ArcGIS Pro scene as a web scene to Portal for ArcGIS. All your collaborators will be able to access the web scene in their web browser or through ArcGIS Pro.
Unlike other tutorials in the [BIM and GIS series](https://learn.arcgis.com/en/paths/bim-and-gis/), this workflow is only available for ArcGIS Enterprise implementations as you can only publish a scene layer that is involved in a relationship class to an Enterprise portal.
Construct realistic buildings with multipatch editing
Esri
Software trainingPublished in Esri Learn
As a facilities planner, you've been tasked with creating realistic 3D buildings for an upcoming remodel. To compare the suggested redesign to the current building, you'll use multipatch editing tools and manually create two 3D buildings on the Pennsylvania State University campus. After converting building footprints to multipatch features, you'll extrude them, using a lidar point cloud to evaluate their height and shape. You'll then edit vertices to create roof shape details. You'll also apply texture images to the buildings to make them as realistic as possible.
Edit a building layer | Documentation - Learn ArcGIS
Esri
Software trainingPublished in Esri Learn
In this tutorial, as the real estate manager working on the De Zalmhaven tower project in Rotterdam, Netherlands, you need to keep real estate agents and project stakeholders up to date on the status of the units available for sale or lease in the tower. You will create a 3D scene in which the building appears as an editable scene layer. You will edit attributes about unit availability in ArcGIS Pro, and you will share your latest updates with the real estate agents and project stakeholders as a web scene on your ArcGIS Enterprise portal.
Tuborg Havn is a newly redeveloped mixed-use neighborhood in Copenhagen, Denmark. The City of Copenhagen wants a 3D model of the buildings in the neighborhood to use in further urban planning activities, flood prediction analysis, shadow impact analyses, viewshed and line of sight analyses, and more. As a remote sensing analyst for the city, you'll use lidar point cloud data in ArcGIS Pro to extract the 3D representation. You'll create and classify a LAS dataset, extract a digital elevation model (DEM) and 2D building footprints, and generate 3D multipatch buildings.
Extract 3D buildings using photogrammetry - Learn ArcGIS
Esri
Software trainingPublished in Esri Learn
In this tutorial, you'll take the
existing building footprints for a local subdivision of Pleasanton, California, and turn them
into 3D models with accurate heights and correctly shaped roofs.
The city government requires each building to have attribution that
records the building height and roof characteristics, so you'll also add this attribution. Not only is the 3D attribute information valuable for appraisers, it can be used for a variety of use cases across the government enterprise in emergency management, facility management, planning, and Building Information Modeling (BIM).
Build a 3D construction progress dashboard. Learn how to create a live, interactive construction progress dashboard built entirely within the ArcGIS platform.
Official provider listing · checked 2026-08-27 · latest check unverified
Import and incorporate 3D models in a scene - Learn ArcGIS
Esri
Software trainingPublished in Esri Learn
In this tutorial, as a construction manager, you will go through the process of importing 3D content such as Khronos Group’s Graphics Language Transmission Format models (.gltf or .glb) into feature classes and placing them in a scene, as well as importing CAD files (.rvt) into ArcGIS Pro as a data source and 3D georeferencing them into 3D scenes.
Combine 3D BIM models used in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry with the power of GIS and location intelligence technologies.
Official provider listing · checked 2026-09-11 · latest check unverified
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