UrbIS-Adm 3D
the BRIC has offered a three-dimensional representation of all the buildings present within the Brussels Region, and of around 200 works of art.
Since the end of 2012, the BRIC has offered a three-dimensional representation of all the buildings present within the Brussels Region, and of around 200 works of art.
The 3D buildings and works of art are modelled individually with a level of detail equivalent to LoD 2 (Level of Detail 2), as defined in the CityGML (City Geography Markup Language – Version 1).http://www.citygml.org/
In concrete terms, this means that a building in 3D is represented in the form of a volume with a simplified roof structure.
A 3D building modelled in UrbIS-Adm 3D can be broken down into several layers:
- A first layer contains elements of the type 'footprint'
- A second layer contains elements of the type 'wall'
- Another layer contains elements of the type 'roof'
- And finally, a fourth layer brings together all the above elements to create a complete volume
These models can be downloaded in standard formats (shp, gml, citygml, dgn, dwg) from the UrbIS-Download platform.
