Sketchup Google Earth Rapid Modelling
Google had a stroke of genius when it purchased Sketchup and made it freely available. It suddenly opens up basic Computer Aided Design to the masses and with it the tools to model urban areas. If…
Read →Adobe's Virtual World - City Visualisation and Learning
Before the sad demise of Adobe Atmosphere, a Virtual Environment system which had a lots of potential, we created a…
London Churches 'Step Inside' Panoramas
We like this one, ok so it sounds like self congratulations but hey how hard is it to gets comments and hits on a site…
London - Movie 'Step Inside Panoramic Globes' 2
Continuing the experiments into 'step inside' panoramas we have posted another movie below that takes in the sights of…
Live Weather Conditions - London
* An update to the post with a new URL at the bottom - Data is uploaded every 2 seconds* Digital models should reflect…
Google Earth Killer (again)
CNet have a great video of the new Skyline Globe software. According to their press release Skyline Globe will have…
Panorama Movie with Ray Tracing in 3DMax
Continuing our series of 'Step Inside' Globes below is a movie created from a panorama of the Bank of England. Using…
Free Urban Wallpaper - The American Flag
The image taken at the end of the Navy Pier in Chicago is one of our favourite panoramas on Digital Urban. As the…
Free Urban Wallpaper
We have had a few request to use our images as wallpaper so here is the first of a possible series of unique views of…
Visualising Panoramas - Step Inside a Globe
This a revisit to a lost post now updated with YouTube and audio. Visualising panoramas is normally via QuickTime or…
Not an Urban Panorama 2 - The Lighthouse
Continuing the 'why am i sat in the basement theme' of the previous post we present 'The Lighthouse'. All we now need…
Not an Urban Panorama - The Beach
On a hot summers day when your stuck in the basement of a research lab ones mind can occasionally turn to outside the…
Google Earth Drift Monitor
A while ago UCL built a 'Drift Table' pictured above that allowed the user to float slowly over high resolution imagery…