La Modélisation 3D en utilisant la

carte de base OSM dans la contexte

de la Ville Intelligente Bright Star University
El-Brega - Libya
Le 15/06/2019 à 15:00 salle 107

Présenter par :

Abdurahman AL FURJANI Dr. Abusaif ABDULALLI

Doctorant encadré par Prof. Isam SHAHROUR Université de BRIHT STAR
SUNRISE Smart City Project EL-BREGA LIBYE
Université de Lille

OpenStreetMap
Libya
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What is 3D City
Model?

• The 3D City Model is a digital representation and

visualization of the urbanized areas including the
terrain surface, buildings, infrastructure, city
landscape, vegetation, water body, city furniture,
and all related physical city elements.

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Photo source :https://www.autodesk.fr/collections/architecture-engineering-construction/overview
Why 3D City Model ? Since the real world is in 3D,
then the corresponding virtual
3D model is simulating the real
world and make it easy to
understand for faster
communication and shorter
decision making for the city
planning and running.
3D city models support the
representation, exploration,
analysis, and management
tasks in a large number of
different application domains.
In particular, 3D city models
allow "for visually integrating
heterogeneous geoinformation
within a single framework and,
therefore, create and manage
complex urban information
spaces.

• The 3D City model is one of the initial tools to implement the

concept of the smart city and the base map of the spatial data and
geographic information system is the basic layer of smart cities.

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 • Georeferenced elements - Spatial data.
• Geometry.
• Layers and attributes-based model.

What are the • Multi-Scale and Different Level of Details.

• Semantic.
Characteristics • Dynamic and interactive.

of 3D City • Editable.
• File-based and Database are supported.
Models? • Extension Domain Application.
• Geo-BIM-CIM based for Smart City Mapping.
• Collaborative and web-based.

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 • Despite there are many different techniques and
methods to create a 3D City Model, still a complex issue,
resources, time and money consuming.

What is the • The main problem or challenge is to provide a unique 3D

City Model that contains all the characteristics.
Problem ? • Also, the interoperability issues could be an obstacle
because of many different file extension and formatting
with different sources of data, applications and software

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 Some solutions

Collaborative Design Activity

There are many software and applications extracting features and objects by
using the OpenStreetMap as a base map for spatial data
and geographic information systems
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Autodesk one the leaders of
CAD applications and software,
using the OpenStreetMap as a
base map to generate 3D City
Model, Prepared by Autodesk
InfraWorks 360

Using Autodesk InfraWorks 360 to generate and extract the 3D City Model of the University campus of Paul Valéry

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Using Autodesk InfraWorks 360 to generate and extract the 3D City Model of the University campus of Paul Valéry

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Aerial view of the university of Paul Valéry

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Bottom – Top view of the university of Paul Valéry

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Another method to
create 3D City Model
based on
OpenStreetMap

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Using PlaceMaker extension for SketchUp to generate and extract the 3D City Model of the University campus of Paul Valéry

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Aerial view of the university of Paul Valéry

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Bottom – Top view of the university of Paul Valéry

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Conclusion

• The accurate Contribution to Data entry on

OpenStreetMap means so much more than
participating to land cartography, since we can provide
digital representation of our real world to allow
virtualisation of our cities and georeferencing every
single element in 3 D City Models, so we can say that
we are in the heart of the processes of digital
transformation , where it’s the keyword for the
connected objects and the internet of things and
preparing the ground for Smart cities.

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Abdurahman AL FURJANI Dr. Abusaif ABDULALLI
openstreetmaplibya@gmail.com openstreetmaplibya@gmail.com

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