Mt Elephant is geological significant feature situated within the Victorian Volcanic Plains.This photo-realistic landscape fly-though was created using ArcScene based on 1 metre DEM created from LiDAR and aerial photograph . The airphoto is placed in 3D by reading height information from the defined 3D surface. The hillshade and rendering tools from Spatial analyst extention give it a life like appearance.
For those interested in both scientific and geographical visualization this could be the event for you . The OzViz workshop is being hosted by Monash University’s e-Research Centre 3-4 Dec 2009 . Important dates are as follows: Important Dates: Deadline for presentation abstract submission – 1st November 2009 Acceptance notification – 7th of November 2009 Deadline for submissions to the visualisation showreel – 16th November 2009 Workshop – 3rd & 4th of December Note – registration is free for all…
This is the eighth of a series of presentations given at the MODSIM / ISPRS WGII/6 session on Visualisation in support of management decisions. Title of this presentation: “Service oriented support for heterogeneous software tools in environmental modelling and visualisation” Marcos Nino-Ruiz A copy of the refereed paper can downloaded from the MODSIM conference website:
This is the eighth of a series of presentations given at the MODSIM / ISPRS WGII/6 session on Visualisation in support of management decisions. Title of this presentation: “Service oriented support for heterogeneous software tools in environmental modelling and visualisation” Marcos Nino-Ruiz A copy of the refereed paper can downloaded from the MODSIM conference website:
This is the seventh of a series of presentations given at the MODSIM / ISPRS WGII/6 session on Visualisation in support of management decisions. Title of this presentation: “Using game engine technology to create real-time interactive environments to assist in planning and visual assessment for infrastructure” Phil Greenwood A copy of the refereed paper can downloaded from the MODSIM conference website:
This is the seventh of a series of presentations given at the MODSIM / ISPRS WGII/6 session on Visualisation in support of management decisions. Title of this presentation: “Using game engine technology to create real-time interactive environments to assist in planning and visual assessment for infrastructure” Phil Greenwood A copy of the refereed paper can downloaded from the MODSIM conference website:
This is the sixth of a series of presentations given at the MODSIM / ISPRS WGII/6 session on Visualisation in support of management decisions. Title of this presentation: “Using a touch table to support participatory land use planning” Gustavo Arciniegas A copy of the refereed paper can downloaded from the MODSIM conference website:
This is the sixth of a series of presentations given at the MODSIM / ISPRS WGII/6 session on Visualisation in support of management decisions. Title of this presentation: “Using a touch table to support participatory land use planning” Gustavo Arciniegas A copy of the refereed paper can downloaded from the MODSIM conference website:
This is the fifth of a series of presentations given at the MODSIM / ISPRS WGII/6 session on Visualisation in support of management decisions. Title of this presentation: “Landscape visualisation tools and methods:Decision making with scenarios” Eric Smith A copy of the refereed paper can downloaded from the MODSIM conference website:
This is the fifth of a series of presentations given at the MODSIM / ISPRS WGII/6 session on Visualisation in support of management decisions. Title of this presentation: “Landscape visualisation tools and methods:Decision making with scenarios” Eric Smith A copy of the refereed paper can downloaded from the MODSIM conference website: