#  Three-Dimensional GIS 

 



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 **April 24, 2015** 

 01:00PM - 03:00PM EDT 

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 **B127 52 Oxford St - Northwest Building**  



 

 



 

It is now common for municipalities to collect data about the heights and three-dimensional shape of buildings. These data, along with terrain models and two-dimensional groundplan information makes it possible to use GIS to create useful three-dimensional models of large areas. These models may be used to visualize design scenarios, as a contextual framework for sensor networks and many other applications. Participants in this workshop will learn to render GIS data in 3D and to perform studies of visual connectivity.Taught by Paul Cote

 

 



 

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