QGIS-Cesium 3D Visualization Model
Budget: €8 – €30 EUR
I'm sending you a folder containing all the information generated by my data collection.
In the folder, you'll find three subfolders:
3D type model
I've inserted two PNG images depicting:
- a 3D section of a small portion of the area
- and the 2D of the area of interest I'd like to have a "raw" 3D model of the entire area; I don't need trees/people/textures/materials inserted.
I need a volumetric model that gives a general idea of the morphology of the area.
I'd like it to be a 3D model similar to the one shown in Cesium.
I don't know if this type of information can be extracted from Cesium, if so, the QGIS gray model will work fine.
Most likely, as the project progresses, I'll need to section the model at some points of interest, like the example I attached.
So, I'm wondering if you could make a copy of the QGIS file in a compatible format for importing into Rhinoceros.
Basic Materials
Here I've included the QGIS and DWG files containing all the information I found, as mentioned in the message.
This includes the QGIS plugin, GIS files of technical papers, level curves, raster/dtm/QGZ files, and some orthophotos.
In the "Details of Interest" section, I've included two diagrams the professor provided. I don't think they'll be useful to you, but for the sake of completeness, I've included them anyway.
Overview Area
Here I've included some PowerPoint presentations with photographic and cartographic documentation of the site.
I don't think they'll be useful to you, but for the sake of completeness, I've sent them to you anyway.
In the folder, you'll find three subfolders:
3D type model
I've inserted two PNG images depicting:
- a 3D section of a small portion of the area
- and the 2D of the area of interest I'd like to have a "raw" 3D model of the entire area; I don't need trees/people/textures/materials inserted.
I need a volumetric model that gives a general idea of the morphology of the area.
I'd like it to be a 3D model similar to the one shown in Cesium.
I don't know if this type of information can be extracted from Cesium, if so, the QGIS gray model will work fine.
Most likely, as the project progresses, I'll need to section the model at some points of interest, like the example I attached.
So, I'm wondering if you could make a copy of the QGIS file in a compatible format for importing into Rhinoceros.
Basic Materials
Here I've included the QGIS and DWG files containing all the information I found, as mentioned in the message.
This includes the QGIS plugin, GIS files of technical papers, level curves, raster/dtm/QGZ files, and some orthophotos.
In the "Details of Interest" section, I've included two diagrams the professor provided. I don't think they'll be useful to you, but for the sake of completeness, I've included them anyway.
Overview Area
Here I've included some PowerPoint presentations with photographic and cartographic documentation of the site.
I don't think they'll be useful to you, but for the sake of completeness, I've sent them to you anyway.