INTRODUCTION OF THE NEW 3D-GIS SYSTEM FOR THE THREE-DIMENSIONAL VISUALISATION OF GEOGRAPHIC DATA
Abstract
The Administration for Civil Protection and Disaster Relief (ACPDR) is known to the world as one of the first to introduce a geographic information system (GIS) to support rescue operations. The efficient system was developed and used to its utmost abilities and was no longer allowing upgrades in the sense of a better visualization performance. A good year ago the administration purchased a three-dimensional visualization environment Gaea+. The system enables a realistic survey of the terrain, allows the use of advanced tools and allows possible future upgrades described in the article. The ACPDR set a new milestone for all similar administrations in the world.
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