Satellite imagery and 3D models.

Every site on real imagery. Every building as a model. The record drawn on top, where it happens.

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PlotTower

1The plot from aboveReal imagery of the ground as it is.
2The boundaryYour title line drawn on top.
3The building risesStorey by storey, through the 18 m line.
4The record settlesActions and risk on the floors they belong to.

On real imagery

See the ground. Then measure it.

Then and now: Fade between the February 2014 capture and the latest one.
Measure: Click points along a line for the distance in metres.
Area: Draw a shape on the map for the area inside it.

Meadow Farm phase 2, an illustrative site on real aerial imagery. STE-MDF02 Try the tools on the map.

20 February 2014Latest capture

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Imagery: Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics, and the GIS User Community. Real imagery; the site and scheme are illustrative.

Site: Northgate Park
Reference: STE-NGP01
Area: 4.2 ha

Layers

Everything on the ground, and under it.

Title boundary
Buildings
Trees
Protected trees, ringed
Water main easement
Flood zone 2
Contours, 1 m

Massing

A footprint and storeys. That is the model.

Say how many storeys and how tall each one is. SAMRISK builds the model from the record, sized from your floor plans where you have drawn them, and every floor shows what is located on it.

The footprint

The model: St Anne’s Primary, illustrative BLD-SAP04

Inside the building

Walk through it.

Every drawn floor stacked in 3D: look through the walls, lift the floors apart, walk the rooms in first person or fly over the roof. Kingsway House, an invented office block.

A short silent clip walking through the level 5 open plan office of Kingsway House in first person, past the desks and on towards the lobby doors.

Kingsway House in Full view: every drawn floor from the basement to the roof plant stacked at its height and labelled.

Kingsway House with its floors lifted apart, each storey separated so its rooms can be seen from above. — **Floors apart**Lift the floors apart to look into each storey.

Kingsway House in x-ray: the walls see-through so the rooms, cores and fittings of every floor show at once. — **X-ray**See through the walls to every floor at once.

Walking through the level 5 open plan office of Kingsway House in first person, the room's name shown large as you enter and a label on the wall in view. — **Walk through**Walk the building in first person with the keys; each room is named as you enter it. Illustrative records.

Walking through level 2 of Kingsway House seen from just behind a plain figure, an open fire door to the right. — **Walk through, from behind**Follow a figure through the building, or see it through your own eyes.

Flying over the roof of Kingsway House: the plant enclosure, water tank room and stairs seen from above with a label on the cold water storage. — **Fly through**Fly over and through the building like a drone; the floors above you are cut away.

Level 2 of Kingsway House in 3D with its layers lifted apart, a fire door labelled not accessible, and the floor's inspections listed beside it. — **The floor in 3D, opened up**The same floor in 3D; open it up to see each layer and what sits on it. Illustrative records.

The example estate; records are illustrative.

Where the imagery comes from.

Current capture: Esri World Imagery
Dated capture: Esri Wayback, February 2014
Credit, always on the map: Imagery: Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics, and the GIS User Community
What is drawn: Anything drawn on a real place is illustrative unless it is your own record.