3D Landscape Maps for University Managed Lands on Maunakea
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Overall, fosters stronger connections between people and places on Maunakea. Plan oblique relief mapping provides: a “birds eye” perspective a unique means of communicating information perspectives that impact visitors’ experiences, environmental stewardship and preservation attitudes.
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3D Landscape Maps for University Managed Lands on Maunakea
- 1. 3D LANDSCAPE MAPS FOR UNIVERSITY MANAGED LANDS ON MAUNAKEA Amber Stillman Office Of Maunakea Management HIGICC Geospatial Expo 2014
- 2. OFFICE OF MAUNAKEA MANAGEMENT • OMKM oversees University Managed lands on Maunakea • ~12,500 acres • Halepōhaku Mid- Level Support Facilities • Visitor Information Station • Access Road Corridor • Maunakea Science Reserve • Astronomy Precinct • Implement Comprehensive Management Plans (CMP)
- 3. 3D PERSPECTIVE MAPS • Plan oblique relief mapping provides: 1. a “birds eye” perspective 2. a unique means of communicating information 3. perspectives that impact visitors’ experiences, environmental stewardship and preservation attitudes. Overall, fosters stronger connections between people and places on Maunakea.
- 4. 3D MAP PORTFOLIO PURPOSE • Better prepare potential Maunakea visitors for all cautions on the mountain. • Visitors and the local community can enjoy the mountain remotely • w/out experiencing unwelcomed side effects of unforgiving environment • alternative for off-site visitors • virtually explore the mountain’s fragile resources from afar • keep resources pristine
- 5. HOW TO PRODUCE A 3D MAP… Image only image with GIS layer vectors and labels Create base map overlay • Gather DEM • hillshades/Shaded Relief • Imagery • GIS Layers • Select a perspective (view point) and elevation • Export Images • Pick a landscape • gather/purchase tools and software to create maps
- 6. HOW TO PRODUCE A 3D MAP… Fix up base image with Photo editing software • Remove unwanted blemishes, add in other landmasses, Create ocean background: water realism, ocean waves & currents, shore breaks, atmosphere haze, sun glints
- 7. Once base image is complete add vectors and text in Vector graphics editor program • Trace line work • Create symbols • Inset maps • Legends • Map text • Affiliation logo HOW TO PRODUCE A 3D MAP…
- 9. CHALLENGES • Acquiring appropriate software, imagery, use-restrictions • Expensive • Very specialized cartography niche • Time-intensive • Heavy-art graphic design aspect • Techniques, Design rules
- 10. …END PRODUCTS
- 14. ANIMATION
- 15. RESOURCES • Jenny, Bernhard, and Tom Patterson. "Introducing Plan Oblique Relief."Cartographic perspectives 57 (2007).Patterson, Tom. "A view from on high: Heinrich Berann’s panoramas and landscape visualization techniques for the US National Park Service."Cartographic Perspectives 36 (2013): 38-65. • Patterson, Tom. "Getting real: Reflecting on the new look of National Park Service maps." Cartographic perspectives 43 (2013): 43-56. • Patterson, Tom. "Outside the Bubble: Real-world Mapping Advice for Students."Cartographic Perspectives 65 (2012): 7-15. • Patterson, Tom. "Shaded Relief ." Shaded Relief – Home. Web. 12 July 2013. • Schobesberger, David, and Tom Patterson. "Evaluating the Effectiveness of 2D vs. 3D Trailhead Maps." Mountain Mapping and Visualisation (2007): 201. • Weinhaus, Frederick M., and Venkat Devarajan. "Texture mapping 3D models of real- world scenes." ACM Computing Surveys (CSUR) 29.4 (1997): 325-365.
- 16. MAHALO NUI LOA!
- 17. QUESTIONS?
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- Preferences and Attraction help to convey certain information to viewers, a NPS study was conducted in Zion and they found it was a case-by-case with map features such as management boundaries and roads appearing as in a conventional map while elevation is shown laterally to create a 3-dimensional effect.