Generation of three-dimensional urban models
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.12.041Keywords:
3D Urban model, cityGML, LIDAR, automation, SDIAbstract
The use of 3D urban models extends increasingly to a broader range of areas and applications, but its use as a standard tool in the process of realization of the architectural and urban design is limited by the slow pace of the generation processes of models and the derived high cost of realization and maintenance of the models. That is why we find that its use, the size of the project permitting, often framed in purposes of visualization in the final stage. The authors of this paper have developed a methodology for the automation of the process of generation of these city models, cut time and costs, and that will allow a greater generalization of its use.
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