Video Trace: 3D Models from Video
VideoTrace is a system for interactively generating realistic 3D models of objects from video. The user interacts with VideoTrace by tracing the shape of the object to be modelled over one or more…
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London Aerial Photography - 4cm Super Zoom
192.com has published the highest resolution imagery of London we have seen. Coming in at a staggering 4cm resolution…
Virtual Purdue: Future City Animation
Istanbul is at such high risk for a devastating earthquake that engineers at Purdue University and the Republic of…
SketchUp City
SketchUp is almost custom made for creating fantasy cityscapes and continuing our series of SketchUp Cities we feature…
SketchUp - Photo Match and Compositing
It's becoming increasingly difficult to remember how we survived before YouTube, it is becoming an invaluable resource…
Automatic Architecture: The CityEngine
Pedro Martins emailed us a link to the 'CityEngine' by Pascal Mueller a PhD candidate and research assistant at the…
Crysis London Eye - Screen Grab
Time has got the better of us this evening but the test import of the Virtual London model into Crysis is going well -…
3D GIS - Land eXplorer Review
Duncan Smith , an up and coming PhD student at CASA, has been putting Land eXplorer through its paces these last few…
Crysis - Importing City Models: St Pauls Cathedral
A second post on Crysis as we continue to experiment with the game engine for importing architectural and city models…
Paper Maps Vs GPS with Prof Jim and his Raccoon
Following our previous post on Digital Maps: Paper Map Companies Folding we thought we would post a quick movie on the…
Digital Maps: Paper Map Companies Folding
Ted Roelofs of Michigan News has written a thought provoking article on the closure of Metro Graphic Arts - a…
Web 2.0 Logos
There is something about Web 2.0 logos that we like, their differ considerably from the more traditional corporate…
Information R/evolution
Michael Wesch , Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology at Kansas State University has created a interesting video…