Benefits of 3D
- Interpretability
- We are used to interpreting and interacting with a 3D
world.
- Expressiveness
- The z-axis gives an additional dimension to plot
(statistical) data on.
- Muliple perspectives
- Allows for different views for the same objects (e.g.,
building).
Cadastre use cases for 3D SPARQL
- Displaying one building with multiple businesses and
appartments in it.
- Drone no-fly zones contain height information.
- Emergency services must determine the reachability of
an appartment within a building.
Examples of 3D SPARQL Queries
Queries the following datasets:
- Cadastre Buildings Registry (BAG)
- Chamber of Commerce (KvK)
- Cultural Heritage images (RCE)
- Dutch Monument Registry (RCE)
- Energylabels (RVO)
Queries the following datasets:
- BAG (KDP Productie)
- RVO energielabels (KDP Labs)
Queries the following datasets:
- BAG (KDP Productie)
- RCE beeldbank (KDP Labs)
- RCE monumenten (KB endpoint)
Queries the following datasets:
- BAG (KDP Productie)
- Kamer van Koophandel bedrijven (KDP Labs)
Queries the following datasets:
- BAG (KDP Productie)
- CBS buurten (KDP Labs; binnenkort KDP Productie)
Multiple appartments within one building
query
3D variable bindings
Implemented by binding variables that follow specific
naming patterns, compatible with SPARQL 1.1.
Concept | Variable name |
Shape | ?var |
Colour | ?varColor |
Complex label | ?varLabel |
Extrusion | ?varHeight |
Offset | ?varZ |
Simple label | ?varName |
Future challenges
- Display textures on 3D shapes
- Store and retrieved detailed 3D models (BIM)
- More 3D data as Linked Data, e.g., rooftops, underground structures
Thank you for your attention!