After Dan Campbell’s presentation at Map Asia yesterday, there was a lively discussion moderated by Sank-Ki Hong of Anyang University in Korea. Lies, Damn Lies and Visualizations One of Dan Campbell’s main points was that […]
Dan Campbell of the City of Vancouver gave an outstanding presentation to a standing-room only crowd at Map Asia 2009 in Singapore yesterday on Vancouver’s 3D city model. History Dan has been involved with the […]
In the July/August 2009 edition of Geoconnexion International there is an article by Tracey Stone that outlines the impact that CAD, BIM, GIS, and 3D convergence is having on city planning and management. She includes an […]
There’s an interesting article by Neil Brooker about how different technologies including model-driven design, GIS, and 3D visualization developed in the gaming world in coalescing to create a more holistic view of the cities where […]
I chatted with Greg Hebert of CFRA’s Business@Night about the pilots that Autodesk has initiated in Vancouver, British Columbia; Incheon, Korea and Salzburg, Austria last night. You can find the MP3 of the conversation here.
If you are interested in how accessible 3D urban modelling is becoming, you might want to read a recently published article in GIS Development which walks you through the kinds of things that are now […]
Autodesk has announced that Vancouver has been chosen as a pilot for its digital cities initiative, which focuses on applying digital 3D urban modeling technology to helping cities plan future development, increase the sustainability of […]
There is an interesting article in Imaging Notes that discusses the evolution of sustainable cities as a government objective in the US starting with President Clinton establishing the President’s Council on Sustainable Development (PCSD) in […]