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Initially altogether 139 geo-related User Stories (short natural language sentences of the intended functionality of a software system) have been analyzed, filtered and prioritized. The outcome of this process was then used to define initial ‘Showcases’, i.e., basic sets of requirements to drive the early development of the infrastructure, prototypes and basic services in the first phase of the project.
Information about the IQmulus platform helps to understand the working-mechanism of the system for non-developers as well.
A private Cloud Infrastructure has been built up, providing resilient and flexible on-demand pooling of computing resources.
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Presentation: Visualising Point Clouds and Surfaces on the IQmulus Project
HR Wallingford Exchange Forum, Howbery Park,19th July 2017
The IQmulus project addressed the challenge of taking geospatial point cloud and coverage data and interpreting it with functions such as interpolation, feature detection and change detection so that it could be more easily used for decision-making tasks. One key aspect of HR Wallingford’s role on the project was to investigate processing and visualising bathymetry datasets using the SeaZone holdings of bathymetry surveys. The purpose of this presentation is to describe and, where possible, demonstrate key visualisation applications developed at HR Wallingford.
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