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Area of Science:

Computer Vision
Urban Informatics
Geographic Information Systems

Background:

3D urban datasets are increasingly available but difficult to analyze due to computational limits and complex geometry.
Occlusion and manual viewpoint adjustments hinder efficient exploration of large-scale 3D urban environments.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a novel view-based approach for efficient 3D urban data exploration.
To introduce a neural field-based method for implicit representation of 3D environments.
To enable faster data queries and facilitate the search for optimal viewpoints, addressing occlusion problems.

Main Methods:

A view-based approach using a vector field to encode environmental views.
A neural field-based method for creating efficient implicit representations of 3D urban data.
Direct queries for view assessment and inverse queries for occlusion avoidance and pattern matching.

Main Results:

The proposed method enables faster direct and inverse queries on 3D urban data.
Effectively identifies desirable viewpoints and analyzes visibility for urban planning tasks.
Demonstrated success in visibility assessments, solar exposure evaluation, and visual impact analysis.

Conclusions:

The neural field-based approach significantly enhances the efficiency and effectiveness of 3D urban data exploration.
This method supports critical urban analysis tasks, improving decision-making in urban planning and development.
Publicly available code and data facilitate broader adoption and further research in the field.