i have a lidar data and open street map building foot prints. how to create a 3d city model in arc gis pro or map?

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05-29-2018 10:33 PM
abinayaJ
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i have a lidar data which is already classified . i need to make a city model of this data. can someone illustrate how to do in arc gis map or pro

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DanPatterson_Retired
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That specific type of 3d construct is normally the domain of City Engine.  

What exactly to you want to create or analyze?

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abinayaJ
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I want to create a 3d city model of building alone 

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Re: i have a lidar data and open street map building foot prints. how to create a 3d city model in arc gis pro or map?

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ArthurCrawford
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Hello Abinaya,

I would suggest downloading the following for use in ArcGIS Pro to make 3D building from your footprints.   If you data is classified or unclassified, you could also extract buildings from the lidar itself.   You will need Spatial Analyst and 3D Analyst extensions for this.

Local Government 3D Basemaps (Making buildings LOD2 with lidar)

http://solutions.arcgis.com/local-government/help/local-government-scenes/

Local Government 3D Basemaps is an ArcGIS Pro project that can be used to author high-quality 3D scenes for your local government. These scenes are organized in different Levels of Detail (LOD) and derived from 2D operational data managed by a department or agency within a local government. Once authored, the 3D scenes are a foundation for 3D workflows and applications; and provide a consistent geographic context across local government departments and agencies.

3D Mapping with Lidar Point Clouds (Extracting Buildings)

http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=06dfb37ca4b94e05bd3507cc4424804f

Included in this download are all the scripts, tools, geodatabases, sample data, and documentation needed to complete the exercises for the hands-on workshop "3D Mapping with Lidar Point Clouds" presented at Esri's 2017 Imaging and Mapping Forum. The exercises include:
  • Extracting Building Footprints from Classified Lidar
  • Extracting Building Footprints from Unclassified Lidar

Here's an example of some lidar extract buildings (Classified for buildings) that was run through the Local Government 3D Basemaps process in a scene layer:  

http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=087a3ad1029946ea81c811bd3f2dbfa3

Check out my blog for how to apply the colors to the buildings.

Thanks,

Arthur Crawford - Esri Content Team

ArthurCrawford
Esri Contributor

Here's an example with Microsoft Building Footprints and lidar:  Scene Viewer 

Instructions on what I did are here:  http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=3f3de2298e27408689cb71b92340db7f 

or on by blog (search on community.esri.com for Arthur's Lidar).

Here's a recent city done with City of Duluth building footprints, Lidar extracted building footprints and Microsoft Building footprints: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=bb3bc86ce2b14f5a99fbb745c93bc828 

Thanks,

Arthur Crawford - Esri Content Team