Pilsen – New development in Nepomucka Street

Opening the use case

Please note that after opening the case and logging in, you will need to reopen the case so that you can see the prepared layers.

To access the use case, click the “See this case live on DUET” button below

Then, you need to log in

Reopen the use case: https://platform.citytwin.eu/app/map?caseId=363  

Displaying layers

Base layers are preselected: “Plzen – Traffic model”, “Plzen – Noise model”, “Plzen – Air pollution model”,  “Plzen – 3D Buildings LOD2”, “Plzen – 3D Trees”and “Plzen – 3D Terrain model” Plzen – Public Transport Lines, Plzen – Public Transport Stops 

To display the layers, click on the “Content” button in the main menu.

(If layers are not available in the “Content” menu, add them from the “Data” menu – tabs GeoJson, 3D data and Terrain data)

Download HERE both variants of the 3D model of the new development  in Nepomucká street (part of the town of Bručná) in geojson format to your computer.

Turn on the Planner widget from the Widget menu:

Pilsen Use Case – Planner widget

Sign-in with the following login details:

Tester2, password: flanders2020

or

Tester3, password: flanders2020

 Click on the New Project button to create your own project:

New project in planner widget

Enter the name and description of your project. Save the project.

Planner Widget – new project

Your project is created and included among the other projects. Start editing your created project with the “edit project” tool next to your project’s name and import the new 3D objects you have downloaded using the “Import planning object” button:

Import planning object

The new project can be published among the other public layers in the Content menu (see the image):

Planner widget: publishig the project

In the same way, create a project and import the second variant of the project for the construction of residential buildings in Nepomucka Street and publish it among the other layers in the Content menu in the Plannings category:

Planner widget: published project

Note: Don’t worry if you were not able to import both variants of the project into the map application. They are ready for you in the Planning section under the titles: “Plzen Brucna – Variant 1” and “Plzen Brucna – Variant 2”.

Try one of these tasks:

TASK 1:

Explore which parts of the new housing development will be exposed to noise and air pollution the most. (Hint: Use the available layers Plzen – Air pollution model and Plzen – Noise model)

Air pollution in new development area

TASK 2

Newly imported data can work with shadows like other existing 3D buildings. Try to shade new and old buildings in both variants of the project (see picture).

Shadows in new development area

You can also use other widget menu tools:

TASK 3:

Using the Measurement tool, measure for example the height difference between the buildings in variant 1 and 2 and the distance between the buildings and and their distance from the main road:

Measurements tool in Widget menu

TASK 4:

The Planner widget, which was used to import new data into the map, can also be used to draw your own objects into the map (Draw new object function). These can be predefined elements, such as trees, benches, public transport stops, etc., but the user can also draw their own point, line, area and even 3D objects into the map.

Try to project new public transport stops in the map based on existing routes and stops. Or you can draw the area of a newly considered playground or a kindergarten building. The video shows how to work with the planner widget.

Planner widget: drawings own objects