Showing posts with label city. Show all posts
Showing posts with label city. Show all posts

Saturday, May 9, 2020

MotM May 2020: 3D Map of Portland

Turns out the city of Portland, OR has a ton of spatial data available, and ESRI built a 3D map of the city. 




This uses the ESRI CityEngine to build a view of Portland. You can even change the direction of the sun!


Description From the Owner:

This web scene allows you to explore the central business district of the City of Portland, OR. It contains two types of 3D buildings: procedurally generated volumes with automated facade textures, and manually textured facades. Both created in CityEngine. 3D trees, where present, have accurate LiDAR-derived heights. Use the bookmark (star) icon to take a tour of different features in the city.

This web scene has been built using the 3D Cities Workflow 4.

Wednesday, April 22, 2015

Trees of Ann Arbor

Today is Earth Day so I thought I would get out a dashboard of Trees from the City of Ann Arbor.

Some of the data was tough going until I figured out that the X/Y coordinates were an actual system. I had a background image of a map and was messing with scales until I discoverd the State Plane System. Then things went quickly and I got the data converted to Lat/Long and cleaned up and grouped.

Click the dashboard below to load