The site, wherever it is located, is at the intersection of several flow systems that occupy different levels above and below the surface. These levels are upper tier (air flow), middle tier (landscape) and lower tier (soil, bedrock, groundwater). The inclusion of the 3rd dimension (depth, height) is of an important concern for all of these levels. For example, 3D is found of great value in many applications such as planning and landscaping, roads, canals, dams, building construction and simulation of air and water pollution. This presentation addresses the techniques that are used for 3D geospatial data collection and how to add value to 3D maps.

Speaker(s): Dr. Mohammed Yagoub,

Location:
Lecture Theatre 102, College of Engineering and IT
University of Dubai
Dubai, United Arab Emirates