Hi, the attached 3D image I believe was generated by software. I was wondering is someone could tell me if there is a way to create something similar with GRASS, out of shapefiles (or do I need something more, like an aerial photo?)
Many thanks
Bill
Hi, the attached 3D image I believe was generated by software. I was wondering is someone could tell me if there is a way to create something similar with GRASS, out of shapefiles (or do I need something more, like an aerial photo?)
Many thanks
Bill
Hi, the attached 3D image I believe was generated by software. I was
wondering is someone could tell me if there is a way to create something
similar with GRASS, out of shapefiles (or do I need something more, like an
aerial photo?) Many thanks
Bill
Hi,
Looks like some kind of thematic map, draped over an elevation surface, with a
vector representation of a river system on the right-side.
This is not at all difficult to do in GRASS, you just need some data first. Do
you have
1. thematic data in raster / vector format?
2. data sufficient to generate an elevation surface, or a DEM?
3. hydrologic data in raster / vector format?
Once you have these things, all in the same coordinate system- planar if
possible, bring them into a grass mapset (see the manual). You can generate
perspectives like the attached image with a tool called 'nviz'. Here is an
example, using a DEM, aerial photo, and 3D tree objects (see the GRASS
add-ons page):