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Yang, Yue (author)
The rise of urban digital twins emphasises the critical role of representing real-world environments for decision-making and collaboration among stakeholders. This leads to an expectation of effective management and visualisation of large-scale urban data models. 3D Tiles is an open specification designed for streaming and rendering massive...
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van Aalst, Marjolein (author)
Land administration is the organized and systematic process of establishing and maintaining information about land. The efficient practice of land administration is anticipated to organize land registers for the provision of cross-sector and cross-border land administration services. Such a system should provide fundamental information regarding...
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Dinklo, Constantijn (author)
Computation Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulations are used in a diverse set of fields such as aerodynamics, automotive, biomedical engineering and wind impact. With the advancements in technology the scale of these simulations has increased significantly. This has resulted in \textit{massive} CFD simulations --- simulations that do not fully fit...
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Gheorghiu, Irina (author)
Global Navigation Satellite System is a spatial data acquisition technique, mostly used in navigation and positioning. One of the main components of this technique is the satellite visibility, which refers to the connection between the satellite and the ground receiver. It is known that the GNSS positioning systems are not as performing in urban...
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Poon, Chris (author)
Urban Energy Modeling (UEM) provides a comprehensive approach to urban planning, helping to create sustainable, resilient, and energy-efficient cities that meet the needs of current and future generations. The key inputs for UEM methodologies and tools are the geometry of the building stock and its thermophysical properties. In the Netherlands,...
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Cai, Cynthia (author)
Point cloud data are gaining more importance in the Geomatics domain, with the development of modern sensing technologies like LiDAR and photogrammetry. The size of massive point clouds are growing, and the performance of traditional database solutions for its data management become insufficient. It remains a huge challenge for researchers to...
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Sterkman, Pam (author)
Water management is an integral part of Dutch history, driven by the continuous need to reduce flood risk. Because a large area of the country is located below Normaal Amsterdams Peil (NAP), there is an ongoing challenge to safely discharge all the water to the sea. Therefore, flood safety policy has become crucial to protect the Netherlands...
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Kan, Leo (author)
The Earth's surface is a complex landscape that is essential for a wide range of applications, from urban planning to environmental monitoring. Digital models of the Earth's surface are generated through mathematical calculations using elevation data collected from various sources and the Digital Terrain Model (DTM) which captures the bare earth...
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Hengelmolen, Maren (author)
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulations for residential areas are becoming increasingly important as the urban population keeps growing and extreme weather conditions due to climate change are becoming more prevalent. Since CFD simulations simulate and visualise fluid flows, users can analyse and predict air flows in urban environments,...
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Brouwer, Gees (author), Madanu, Sharath Chandra (author), Epema, Susanne (author), Bhatt, Vidushi (author), Shen, Qiwei (author)
The declining availability of practical hours for medical anatomical education has prompted Enatom to develop a digital anatomical platform, utilizing the open-source WebGL-based point cloud renderer Potree. This platform, which employs detailed point cloud scans of anatomical structures, aims to offer a dynamic and interactive educational...
student report 2023
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Tsai, Bing-Shiuan (author), Huizer, Lars (author), Giampaolo, Michele (author), Monté, Sérénic (author), GONG, Sicong (author)
This report details the development process of an open-data-based tool, an extension of the original interface created by Royal HaskoningDHV. The objective was to bridge the gap between geographical data and Architectural, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry applications. The tool aimed to transform spatial data for architects,...
student report 2023
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Tsipa, Eirini (author), Iliopoulos, Giorgos (author), Post, Oliver (author), Aalders, Rianne (author)
The present report is the end result of the project that was carried out as part of the Geomatics Synthesis Project in cooperation with AllMaps, an open-source platform dedicated to the viewing and georeferencing of historic maps. The main objective of the project was to automatically georeference historic map series curated and digitised by the...
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Li, Sitong (author), Rao, Chengzhi (author), Zhang, Chi (author), Wei, Wei (author)
In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, 3D city models have become more accurate and complex. Despite their widespread availability of open-source 3D city model datasets, these invaluable resources remain underutilized. Our primary goal centers on the classification of building and roof types. For our client, Spotr, our work directly impacts on...
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MOUZAKIDIS, DIMITRIOS (author), Puti Nabila Riyadi, Puti (author), Nestoras, Konstantinos (author), Xu, Leon (author), Liu, Na (author), Köbben, Stein (author)
Modern navigation heavily relies on Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) and digitized road network databases, but faces limitations in GNSS-denied areas and complex 2D road netowrks. This project addresses these challenges by developing a methodology to create and store a comprehensive 3D road and terrain dataset for enhanced navigation....
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Theodoridou, Eleni (author)
Urban areas are home to over half of the global population and consume significant natural resources, necessitating effective city management for urban resilience and sustainability. Resilient cities are better prepared to face challenges, from natural disasters to economic downturns, and adapt to climate change, resource scarcity, and...
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PAPADIMITRIOU, CHRYSANTHI (author)
There is a drive to create an inclusive open data ecosystem, that includes public, private and academic open data [Loenen et al., 2021]. There is a lot of existing research in Open Government Data [Janssen et al., 2012; van Panhuis et al., 2014; Martin et al., 2013] and plethora of OGD in the Netherlands. Although the private sector produces a...
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Panagiotidou, Ioanna (author)
This thesis introduces a Learned-Based Multi-View Semantic Stereo method, addressing the limitations of traditional and learned-based Multi-View Stereo (MVS) techniques in reconstructing reflective and low-textured regions, particularly prevalent in 3D models of buildings. Traditional methods lack completeness, while learned-based methods...
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Meines, Siebren (author)
This thesis presents the development of a real-time daylight analysis tool for architectural and urban development using the Unreal Game Engine. The tool offers architects and urban planners a fast and precise way of analysing outdoor daylight conditions in their designs. The Unreal Game Engine provides real-time visualisation and analysis of...
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Dong, Haoyang (author)
Digital Surface Models (DSMs) are commonly employed to investigate topographical characteristics and processes; however, the presence of canopy and infrastructure in urban and forested areas can lead to height biases and inaccuracies. In this study, I aim to correct such biases by applying a deep learning approach known as Residual U-Net to...
master thesis 2023
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Zhang, Fengyan (author)
Geometric algorithms are usually designed based on the assumption of using arbitraryprecision representations. However, in modern computer systems floating-point arithmetic and finite-precision approximation are often used as implementing exact computations would require large computational resources and would be rather slow in the applications....
master thesis 2023
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