New Open-Source 3D WebGIS API GIScene.js released by GIScience Heidelberg University

Share

Sharing is Caring

 

Easily visualize your 3D data on the web using up-to-date web technologies without additional plug-ins.

The GIScene.js framework is easy to use and extendable. Based on the famous Three.js API, it introduces GIS concepts like Layers, Controls, Coordinates, Projections and more. If you are familiar with the web mapping library OpenLayers you will find this library easy to use. You can choose between different navigation controls, perspective or orthographic camera views. Exlore your data by interactive illumination or 3D Measuring tools. Combine your 3D data with raster overlays from georeferenced images, from OGC-WMS services or tile map servcices. Dynamically visualize tiled 3D data layers with multiple Level-of-Details (LoDs).

Use several existing Analysis tools for Visibility or Orientation Analysis or extend the process module with your own custom analysis.

The GIScene.js JavaScript library has been developed by the GIScience Research Group during the research project MayaArch3D. The framework has been used to build the MayaArch3D-SingleObjectViewer. Between 2012 and 2015 the development of GIScene.js and the MayaArch3D project has been funded by the German Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). MayaArch3D has been a joint research project between the German Archaeological Institute (DAI) and GIScience Research Group, Heidelberg University.


http://uni-heidelberg.de/gis/

https://www.facebook.com/GIScienceHeidelberg
https://twitter.com/GIScienceHD

http://giscience.github.io/GIScene.js/


Geospatial Newsletters

Keep up to date with the latest geospatial trends!

Sign up

Search DM

Get Directions Magazine delivered to you
Please enter a valid email address
Please let us know that you're not a robot by using reCAPTCHA.
Sorry, there was a problem submitting your sign up request. Please try again or email editors@directionsmag.com

Thank You! We'll email you to verify your address.

In order to complete the subscription process, simply check your inbox and click on the link in the email we have just sent you. If it is not there, please check your junk mail folder.

Thank you!

It looks like you're already subscribed.

If you still experience difficulties subscribing to our newsletters, please contact us at editors@directionsmag.com