Interactive Virtual Globe Service System Based on OsgEarth

Jun Zhu; Jin Hong Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.340.680

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Interactive Virtual Globe Service System Based on OsgEarth

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These online tools, led by the Google Earth virtual globe, are changing the way we interact with spatial data. This paper focused on how to develop a virtual globe-based interactive service system for risk assessment of dam-break in Barrier Lake. Unlike existing work, virtual globe technology was used as a medium for geographic visualization and analysis. Moreover, GIS spatial analysis and real-time interactive operation with the service system will also be implemented to support the simulation analysis of dab-break flood routing. The experimental results show that the scheme developed in this paper is efficient and feasible.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 340)

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Jun Zhu, Jin Hong Wang

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Geographic Information System (GIS), Interactive, OsgEarth, Service System, Virtual Globe

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