Millions of points, smoothly
Large clouds are thinned for display – for example one point in five of 13 million – so turning and zooming stay fluid.
Bring the drone survey, the laser scan and the terrain model of a site into one 3D view, in their real coordinates. Colour the points the way you need, drape the orthophoto, and look from every side – even from below the ground.
Drag point clouds, terrain grids, LandXML surfaces and orthophotos onto the window. Several at once is fine.
RGB from the drone photos, elevation, intensity or classification – with point size and transparency.
Turn around the site, look straight down, switch to orthographic view, or look from below the terrain.
Large clouds are thinned for display – for example one point in five of 13 million – so turning and zooming stay fluid.
True colours, an elevation ramp, laser intensity, or the classes of the survey (ground, vegetation, buildings…).
GeoTIFF, ASC and XYZ grids or LandXML surfaces. One of them is the main terrain that profiles and elevations refer to.
JPG, PNG or WebP with their world file, draped on the terrain. Switch them on and off with one click.
Choose an area on the map and download the national terrain model and orthophoto from GeoHub, ready to use.
Textured OBJ models and IFC building models sit at their coordinates, next to the cloud and the terrain.
Files are read on your computer; nothing has to be converted first.
| Point clouds | LAS, LAZ |
|---|---|
| Terrain | GeoTIFF, ASC, XYZ, LandXML |
| Orthophotos | JPG, PNG or WebP with world file (.jgw, .pgw, .wld); GeoTIFF |
| 3D models | OBJ with MTL and textures; IFC |
| Coordinate systems | D96/TM (Slovenia), UTM zones, Rwanda TM 2000, Carthage Nord and Sud Tunisie, Carthage UTM 32N |
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