2018
DOI: 10.3390/ijgi7100393
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From IFC to 3D Tiles: An Integrated Open-Source Solution for Visualising BIMs on Cesium

Abstract: The 3D Tiles specification, created by Cesium, is designed for streaming massive heterogeneous three-dimensional (3D) geospatial datasets online using WebGL technology. The program has prevailed in the WebGIS community due to its ability to visualise, interact, and style 3D objects for various scenarios, such as 3D cities, indoor environments, and point clouds. It offers a new opportunity to integrate Building Information Models (BIM) in the Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) data format with existing geospatia… Show more

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“…The SOS information service based on the KG is shown in FIGURE 9, which mainly includes three parts: a 3D scene, basic information, and the KG. The 3D scene is based on Cesium [51], which is used to display the operating scenario of space objects and other objects, and help users establish an intuitive understanding of the current SOS. The basic information includes the basic information of the selected space object, such as name, home country, purpose, orbital period, etc., and descriptions obtained from various websites using the web crawler.…”
Section: Case Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The SOS information service based on the KG is shown in FIGURE 9, which mainly includes three parts: a 3D scene, basic information, and the KG. The 3D scene is based on Cesium [51], which is used to display the operating scenario of space objects and other objects, and help users establish an intuitive understanding of the current SOS. The basic information includes the basic information of the selected space object, such as name, home country, purpose, orbital period, etc., and descriptions obtained from various websites using the web crawler.…”
Section: Case Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Multi-surface coordinates were converted to an array and then provided to the Cesium Primitive API for visualization. An example of the JavaScript code that provides coordinates of a building unit to Primitive API is as follows: There are several studies [29][30][31][32][33][34] that use Cesium library as a platform for visualization of 3D cadastral data, smart city applications, BIMs (Building Information Modeling) and other spatial data. Figure 4 provides an example of multi-surface geometry visualized by Cesium JavaScript library.…”
Section: Cesium Javascript Librarymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cesium is currently the only option for visualisation of geospatial 3D content on the web. It is recommended platform for visualisation of 3D GIS and BIM (Chen et al, 2018, Cesium, 2019b. Cesium is currently the only free 3D globe environment to visualise 3D objects.…”
Section: Visualisationmentioning
confidence: 99%