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Design and implementation of the software
for the Virtual Terrain Project,
a set of Open Source libraries and applications which enable the rapid
construction of interactive 3D scenes from geospatial data for anywhere
on the planet. Fully internationalized UI supporting a user
community in 132 countries. Creation and maintenance of a corresponding website
acknowledged as the globally leading information source on the subject
of terrain visualization. |
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Implemented real estate
map search
for Clark Realty, with PHP/SQL on the server generating JavaScript
on the client, AJAX to the mapping API, and a C preprocessor to
convert/reproject parcel boundary GIS data from Shapefile to WKT for
database storage. Refined the UI based on client feedback. Notable
for being the only regional property search to display the polygon
outline of every property in a slippy map. |
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Implemented and contributed
to the design of the
prototype
for Computer Associates' Real World Interface to their highly
successful CA-Unicenter product which allows network
and systems managers to review the IT infrastructure of the entire enterprise.
This application is one of the first mainstream business uses of virtual
reality technology, and enables administrators to assess the state of
their computing environment at a glance. |
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Implemented with World
Up and ActiveX in Internet Explorer and
modeled terrain from USGS sources for the
Intel Virtual
Real Estate technology showcase. Users fly over a representation
of available residences with factors such as asking price, time on market,
and comparable neighborhood value displayed as 3D cues. Upon selecting
a house, they can read a description or see images or video, and are
shown local features such as stores and schools. |