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    CityEngine Rules Create Modern Streets

    EmperoR
    By EmperoR,
    CityEngine Rules Create Modern Streets Matthias Buehler provides example rules for generating detailed street geometry via parametric modeling only. awesome video, check here : [hide] http://video.esri.com/watch/732/cityengine-rules-create-modern-streets [/hide]

    Site Selection for Helicopter Landings

    Svenne68
    By Svenne68,
    Hi there I'm trying to build a "model" that could do our job a bit easier in the field. I want it to find the most suitable place for a Helicopter to land. I want it to do it based on a DEM 1.6m and to locate sites with 25x25 pixels, 100x100 pixels, 1500x1500 pixels and with no obstacles. Any ideas of "how to begin" the project ????

    Converting data's files and found more.

    darksabersan
    By darksabersan,
    Hello guys, I need your help and your knowledge. I found on this webside some data's from our dear planet: http://celestia.h-schmidt.net/earth-vt/#download I would like to use the "Normal Map" and the "Specular Map". The first thing is that, there are cut in several part in *.dss file format. I can read them in Autodesk 3ds Max, but there are piece by piece. Is there any solution to read them and to convert it as *.jpg file, or merge all in a big *.dss file ??? In fact, I'm loo

    Google Image Update

    Lurker
    By Lurker,
    Recently Google Update their Image , complete list : High resolution aerial updates: USA: Baton Rouge, LA; Brady, TX; Downieville, CA; East Bay, CA; El Paso, TX; Greenwood, MS; Greenwood, SC; Kingman AZ; Level Land, TX; Long View, TX; Lufkin, TX; Ozona, TX; Quincy, CA; Radium Springs, NM; San Angelo, TX Austria: Innsbruck, Linz, Germany: Augsburg, Mannheim Countries/regions receiving high resolution satellite updates: Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bangladesh, Belarus, Benin

    VirtualGrid to Debut VRMesh V7.0 Survey at ILMF 2012

    Lurker
    By Lurker,
    VirtualGrid (www.vrmesh.com) will announce the availability of VRMesh v7.0 Survey at International LiDAR Mapping Forum (ILMF) 2012. source : www.vrmesh.com

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