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Towntology: relevant research

Towntology: relevant research. Chris Tweed School of Architecture and Virtual Engineering Centre (VEC) Queen’s University Belfast (QUB). Overview. research into applications of ICTs to the built environment has been ongoing for the past 14 years covers a range of topics and projects:

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Towntology: relevant research

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  1. Towntology: relevant research Chris Tweed School of Architecture and Virtual Engineering Centre (VEC) Queen’s University Belfast (QUB)

  2. Overview • research into applications of ICTs to the built environment has been ongoing for the past 14 years • covers a range of topics and projects: • 3d CAD models of buildings and the urban environment • argumentation systems • energy and environmental modelling of urban environment—Energy Environmental Prediction tool GIS • dynamic urban information systems • involvement in COST UCE C4: Management and information applications development in urban civil engineering

  3. Energy and EnvironmentalPrediction (EEP) • collaborative research project with Cardiff, UCL and DeMontfort • aim was to provide a GIS-based tool to enable local authorities to predict environmental sustainability of entire city • QUB role was to apply model to Belfast and to determine end-user interaction with models in Belfast, Cardiff and London

  4. Dynamic interfaces to 3d urban information

  5. Overview of the Project Objects & processes Delivery points Information types Data acquisition options Display Representation environment Applications Image processing Navigation & way-finding Bus shelters Image (building) Camera Database Maps 2/2.5D Data Visualization Terrain & spaces Home Others GIS VR Display Office Tourism 3D geometry Buildings Photogram-metry CAD System Citizen services Mobile devices People &Vehicles Laser scanning 4D Data Specialised software Public participation Info-kiosks GPS Environment Predictive models Sensors

  6. Summary • technical expertise on modelling (geometry and energy), argumentation systems, image processing and digital communications • research interest in socio-technical issues—how systems work with (or against) users

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