Visualizing geo-data in 3D is clearer and easier to understand than 2D map drawings and it certainly shows its effectiveness when communicating these data between relevant parties. This 3D environment is built up from GIS-data and external 3D models. By working in 3D, every aspect of the geodesign process becomes much more clearer.ĬityEngine is designed specifically to facilitate this form of geodesign, where the digital 3D environment is generated so we can analyze it with ArcGIS software. This way of designing with direct communication between the parties involved will be widely adopted in the future.
Planning on the existing site/environment and the natural context becomes more efficient, because you get instant feedback from the stakeholders. “Geodesign is a design and planning method which tightly couples the creation of design proposals with impact simulations informed by geographic contexts. Geodesign is a set of techniques and enabling technologies for planning built and natural environments in an integrated process, including project conceptualization, analysis, design specification, stakeholder participation and collaboration, design creation, simulation, and evaluation (among other stages). Contributions in new advanced modules for application of the basic skills is appreciated. When linking from an external programme, please acknowledge this site (TOI-Pedia: ). Deliverables have to be delivered to the courses linking to this site, taking into account their respective local requirements. At the moment the platfrom doesn’t provide certificates for the course. Study programmes can link to preferred modules at the TOI-Pedia platform. Students and staff from TU Delft, but also from any other institutes, as well as individuals and professionals can follow the individual modules on their own. Further, we offer advanced modules on specify topics in which you can apply the skills from the scripting course. What will you learn here? We provide a scripting course, which enables the use of Cityengine for parametric design. Therefore, this course builds on these courses.
The course consist of three components:īasic skills in ArcGIS and CityEngine are offered in online courses at the ESRI campus website. The course offers a programme to explore basic skills in City Engine and to apply these in advanced modules. This course is available online for self study or for study programmes. 5.1 Module 2A: Transit Oriented Development.3.3 Creating Smart 3D City Models with CityEngine.3.1 Getting started with ArcGIS for Desktop.
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