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ArcGIS Online allows you to create, view and interact with 3D scenes using Scene Viewer.
The following analysis and visualisation activities can be achieved with Scene Viewer:
1. Create and Visualize 3D Scenes
- Use Scene Viewer to create global (earth-wide) or local (city-scale) 3D scenes.
- Import and display 3D layers, such as buildings, terrain, trees, and underground infrastructure.
- Apply basemaps and elevation layers to add realism.
2. Work with 3D Layers
- 3D Object Scene Layers: Display detailed 3D models like buildings (BIM data, textured models).
- Point Scene Layers: Show large amounts of 3D points (e.g., trees, signs).
- Integrated Mesh Scene Layers: Represent 3D city models created from drone or aerial imagery.
- Elevation Layers: Modify the terrain to show elevation changes.
- Voxel Layers: Visualize subsurface data (e.g., geology, atmosphere).
3. Analyze and Measure in 3D
- Measure distances and areas within the scene.
- Perform viewshed analysis to determine what can be seen from a certain location.
- Conduct line-of-sight analysis to evaluate visibility between two points.
- Use slice tools to inspect interior structures or underground utilities.
4. Customize and Style Your 3D Scene
- Change lighting and shadow settings to simulate different times of the day.
- Apply realistic symbology for trees, buildings, and infrastructure.
- Customize labels, pop-ups, and feature visibility based on attributes.
5. Share and Embed 3D Scenes
- Share 3D scenes publicly or with specific groups within ArcGIS Online.
- Embed the scene in a website or app using ArcGIS Web AppBuilder or Experience Builder.
- Integrate with ArcGIS StoryMaps for immersive storytelling.
6. Use 3D Scenes in Web Apps
- Use the ArcGIS API for JavaScript to build custom interactive 3D web applications.
- Configure Experience Builder or Web AppBuilder to add UI controls for interacting with the 3D scene.
7. Integrate with Other ArcGIS Products
- Combine with ArcGIS Pro for advanced 3D editing and analysis.
- Use ArcGIS Urban for urban planning and scenario modeling.
- Connect with ArcGIS Indoors for indoor navigation and building management.
Further Support
FSE & FBMH - Please raise an application support ticket via Connect for ResearchIT
FoH - Please contact Jade and James via [email protected]
The following analysis and visualisation activities can be achieved with Scene Viewer:
1. Create and Visualize 3D Scenes
- Use Scene Viewer to create global (earth-wide) or local (city-scale) 3D scenes.
- Import and display 3D layers, such as buildings, terrain, trees, and underground infrastructure.
- Apply basemaps and elevation layers to add realism.
2. Work with 3D Layers
- 3D Object Scene Layers: Display detailed 3D models like buildings (BIM data, textured models).
- Point Scene Layers: Show large amounts of 3D points (e.g., trees, signs).
- Integrated Mesh Scene Layers: Represent 3D city models created from drone or aerial imagery.
- Elevation Layers: Modify the terrain to show elevation changes.
- Voxel Layers: Visualize subsurface data (e.g., geology, atmosphere).
3. Analyze and Measure in 3D
- Measure distances and areas within the scene.
- Perform viewshed analysis to determine what can be seen from a certain location.
- Conduct line-of-sight analysis to evaluate visibility between two points.
- Use slice tools to inspect interior structures or underground utilities.
4. Customize and Style Your 3D Scene
- Change lighting and shadow settings to simulate different times of the day.
- Apply realistic symbology for trees, buildings, and infrastructure.
- Customize labels, pop-ups, and feature visibility based on attributes.
5. Share and Embed 3D Scenes
- Share 3D scenes publicly or with specific groups within ArcGIS Online.
- Embed the scene in a website or app using ArcGIS Web AppBuilder or Experience Builder.
- Integrate with ArcGIS StoryMaps for immersive storytelling.
6. Use 3D Scenes in Web Apps
- Use the ArcGIS API for JavaScript to build custom interactive 3D web applications.
- Configure Experience Builder or Web AppBuilder to add UI controls for interacting with the 3D scene.
7. Integrate with Other ArcGIS Products
- Combine with ArcGIS Pro for advanced 3D editing and analysis.
- Use ArcGIS Urban for urban planning and scenario modeling.
- Connect with ArcGIS Indoors for indoor navigation and building management.
Further Support
FSE & FBMH - Please raise an application support ticket via Connect for ResearchIT
FoH - Please contact Jade and James via [email protected]
Facility keywords
- Daylight
- Weather
- Ground transparency
- Topographic 3D
- OpenStreetMap 3D
- Layers
- Line of sight
- Viewsheds
- Dimensions
- Measure

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Activities
- 2 Internal positions
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Research Infrastructure Advisory Group (RIAG)
Millin-Chalabi, G. (Member)
1 Nov 2024 → …Activity: Internal positions, career professional development, other peer review and other › Internal positions › Research
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CaDiR - GIS, Mapping and Earth Observation (GISMEO) Community Lead
Millin-Chalabi, G. (Other)
1 Jun 2024 → …Activity: Internal positions, career professional development, other peer review and other › Internal positions › Teaching and Research