City's 3D Model Is A New Planning Tool
14 May 2007 - 10:00am
A virtual 3D model of parts of Glasgow, Scotland, has been completed and is now available for viewing online. Organizers of the detailed modeling effort anticipate it being a powerful tool for planners and the public.
"The Glasgow Urban Model is aimed at attracting jobs and investment as well as letting businesses and the public see development plans."
"The £450,000 photo-realistic model, created by a team of eight designers, covers 20 sq km along the Clyde and may be extended to map the whole city."
"It is hoped the model will also be used as a marketing tool, to boost tourism, to develop evacuation plans for emergency services, transport planning, flood planning and to connect the public to the council and city."
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Digital mapping captures Glasgow
Source:
BBC, May 14, 2007
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