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The 14th Conference on Science and Technology MANAGING BRIDGES IN THREEDIMENSIONAL GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SCIENCE Prelector: Lê Hoàng Thanh 1 MAIN PARTS 1. Introduction 2. Managing objects of the problem 3. Model represents for problem 4. Installing application & Demo 2. Nghiên cứu tổng quan 5. Conclusion 6. References 2 Introduction       Transportation infrastructure is important to a country. In transportation, bridge is a special thing. Making an application to manage bridges using GIS 3D technology in order to help the administrators, technicians to find necessary information fast and accurate. One of features of GIS is spatial component which appear into data layer, use graphic technology for displaying at different levels of detail – LOD. LOD (Levels of Detail) [3, 8] is a presentation for GIS 3D models, it can be define. Displaying objects with multiple levels of detail in GIS 3D applications also interested by scientists, especially the applications that manage city’s buildings. The model layers of GIS 3D are suitable to perform relative application: urban management, civil engineering, Geological exploration… In which model type B-REP is suitable for these applications: civil engineering, urban management…, [1, 2, 6] 3 MANAGING OBJECTS OF THE PROBLEM – SEMANTIC  Using survey method to discover semantic components and spatial components. Focusing on 2 main parts: data and functions. 30 entities Entity Name Meaning BRIDGE Describe about bridge infor BRIDGE BASIC INFORMATION Describe about bridge basic infor BRIDGE TYPE Describe about bridge type BRIDGE CATEGORY Describe about bridge category infor DESIGN STANDARD Describe about design standard infor CITY Describe about city infor DISTRICT Describe about district infor WARD Describe about ward infor INVESTOR Describe about investor infor SURVEY UNIT Describe about survey unit infor VERIFICATION UNIT Describe about verification unit infor DESIGN UNIT Describe about design unit infor CONSTRUCTION UNIT Describe about construction unit infor MONITORING UNIT Describe about monitoring unit infor SUPERSTRUCTURE Describe about superstructure infor 4 MANAGING OBJECTS OF THE PROBLEM – SEMANTIC Entity Name Meaning MAIN BEAM TYPE Describe about main beam infor MAIN BEAM Describe about main beam infor TRANSVERSE BEAM Describe about transverse beam infor ABUTMENT TYPE Describe about abutment type infor ABUTMENT Describe about abutment infor ABUTMENT FOODING Describe about abutment fooding infor PILE TYPE Describe about pile type infor PIER TYPE Describe about pier type infor PIER Describe about pier infor PIER FOODING Describe about pier fooding infor BEARING TYPE Describe about bearing type infor BEARING Describe about bearing infor EXPANSION JOINT TYPE Describe about expansion joint type infor EXPANSION JOINT Describe about expansion joint MATERIAL TYPE Describe about marterial type 5 MANAGING OBJECTS OF THE PROBLEM – SPATIAL   There are 4 entities, LOD entity is a remarkable contribution. With its help, a bridge will be displayed at different levels of detail. LOD at this moment also different to LOD in [7, 8] at 2 points: independence about semantic and have arbitrary levels. Entity Name Meaning NODE Describe about Node infor LOD Describe about LOD infor SURFACE Describe about surface infor LINE Describe about line infor 6 THE MODEL REPRESENTS FOR THE PROBLEM      Representing data also approach follow Entity relationship diagram [9]. Each entity describes an object in the application. Data is represented follow instruction by 2 levels: conceptual and logic. The conceptual model expresses the sematic relationships between entities in 2 basic type: one or many. From conceptual model, we have data of next model-logic model, data at logic layer includes 40 relationships. Among them also have 8 relationships to represent spatial, the other represents semantic. Data at logic layer is the foundation that move on to the data installation on database management system which will be selected later. 7 THE MODEL REPRESENTS FOR THE PROBLEM Conceptual Model 8 INSTALLING APPLICATION & DEMO  Data: to prepare data for application, we need 3 steps, describe how to get bridge’s data from AutoCad 2014 into Oracle database:  Step 1: Transforming bridge’s data from Autocad to coordinate data file  Step 2: Extracting coordinates in the file of Step 1 to bridge’s parts. Continue to map necessary coordinates correspond to each LOD which will be represented by user’s definition.  Step 3: Transforming data from coordinate data files into corresponding Oracle database tables by automatic importation that also support by Oracle..  Representing 3D objects, the application will follow these steps:  Step 1: Get data from database to get necessary information (Surface, Line, Node…) with specific LOD..  Step 2: Application will process the data from Step 1 to new data for representation.  Step 3: Application use HTML5, ThreeJS library and Canvas to processing.  Step 4: Call functions to draw Line, Surface to represent the bridge based on data from Step 2. Besides, ThreeJS library also support for features: shift, zoom in, zoom out, revolve with high resolution and detail. 9 CONVERT AUTOCAD 2D TO 3D Phu My bridge 2D axial section Phu My bridge 3D after convert Phu My bridge 2D lateral section 10 CONVERT 3D DATA TO DATABASE DATA Coordinate data export from AutoCad Convert Data SURFACE NODE NODE LINE_NODE LOD_BRIDGE_SURFACE SURFACE_NODE LINE LOD_BRIDGE_LINE 11 APPLICATION Create BMM Update Report data Update Search Delete Detail View 3D graphic (ThreeJS, Canvas) Bridges on map (Google Maps) Main Module Feature of Module Feature of Module with 3rd-party support 12 APPLICATION – BRIDGE LIST   Input: searching criteria Output: Bridges that satisfy the criteria Bridge list screen 13 APPLICATION – CREATE NEW BRIDGE   Input: New bridge infor Output: Save new bridge to database Create new bridge screen 14 APPLICATION - MAPS   Input: bridge list Output: Display results match with input information Update bridge screen 15 APPLICATION – REPRESENTING BRIDGE AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF DETAIL   Input: Bridge name Ouput: Representing bridge at different Levels of Detail LOD 1 LOD 2 LOD 3 LOD 4 16 APPLICATION - REPORT   Input: Report criteria Output: Display result based on input criteria 17 CONCLUSION      The paper focus on survey, analysis, design and install a database model to satisfy about management and represent the bridge. 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