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3D GIS & 3D Cities

3D GIS brings terrain, buildings, infrastructure, imagery, and business information into a shared spatial environment. TO3D structures these datasets to support planning, analysis, asset understanding, and clear project communication.

Capabilities

  • 3D terrain and urban context models
  • Integration of imagery, point clouds, CAD, BIM, and GIS
  • Feature and attribute organization
  • Web-ready visualization datasets
  • Spatial analysis and decision-support layers

Applications

  • Urban and infrastructure planning
  • Asset and facility visualization
  • Development and site-context review
  • Environmental and terrain analysis
  • Stakeholder communication

Interoperable information

Data structure, coordinate reference systems, level of detail, attributes, update cycles, and target platforms are defined early so outputs can fit established project and organizational workflows.

Building a practical 3D spatial environment

1. InventoryReview available GIS, CAD, BIM, imagery, point-cloud, and tabular sources.
2. DesignDefine users, decisions, level of detail, attributes, formats, and delivery platform.
3. IntegratePrepare, align, organize, and combine spatial and descriptive information.
4. ValidateCheck structure, positioning, completeness, usability, and documented limitations.

TO3D on film

Cities and natural systems, connected.

Smart cities & environment · 1:36

The natural systems behind a smarter city

Explore how 3D photogrammetry, aerial LiDAR and lakebed mapping can connect urban planning with the natural environment. Using park, canopy and waterway examples, the film explains how spatial information can support accessibility, ecological understanding and climate resilience.

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Urban reconstruction · 2:58

Anarak: a city captured in three dimensions

Take a virtual tour of Anarak’s historic built environment through a textured 3D model. Buildings, streets and terrain appear together, illustrating how photogrammetric reconstruction can preserve visual context and support urban and heritage documentation.

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