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El paisaje cultural es el resultado del accionar del ser humano en un territorio natural específico.

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El análisis del sitio es la fase del proceso de proyecto que precede al diseño arquitectónico y es indispensable para planificar la inserción de los nuevos edificios en su entorno. Es el proceso de evaluación de las características físicas, sociales, arquitectónicas, paisajísticas, etc. del lugar que acogerá una obra.

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Un espacio natural, paisaje natural o ambiente natural, es una parte del territorio de la Tierra que no se encuentra modificado por la acción del ser humano

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Explora el mundo

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Welcome to OpenStreetMap!

OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.

Hosting is supported by Fastly, OSMF corporate members, and other partners.

You are either using a browser that does not support JavaScript, or you have disabled JavaScript.

OpenStreetMap uses JavaScript for its slippy map.

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Copyright OpenStreetMap and contributors, under an open license

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OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.

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F4map - Applications and map solutions in 2D and 3D

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F4map - Applications and map solutions in 2D and 3D

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F4map - Map solutions in 2D and 3D allowing for interactive maps and professional applications.

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Personalised and free printable maps in a range of designs. Create your own high quality map by choosing your own location and adding your own pins. Suitable to print up to A2 quality.

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Overview

The aim of this app is to demonstrate the relationship between geographic location and solar position throughout the year. You can use the map to drag the location around and interactively see how the Sun-path diagram and shadow projections change. You can also directly relate the 3D Sun-path and day-length, as well as a range of different 2D Sun-path projections.

Background

This started out as an experiment to see just how responsive I could make the generation and display of 3D Sun-path diagrams and shadow projections using JavaScript and WebGL. I'm actually quite stunned as, even before any optimisation whatsoever, I found that I could build and rebuild the entire Sun-path mesh on every change in pretty well real time. Sure this was on an i7 processor, but it meant that the core technologies were not going to be the kind of bottleneck that I thought they'd be.

As it turned out, there was scope for some pretty fundamental optimisations, so now it's even quick enough on an iPad as well as most of my old Android tablets.

SVG and WebGL

The marriage of WebGL for 3D visualisation and SVG for 2D data presentation also turns out to be a pretty happy one. The core ideas when working in both are actually pretty similar - building up a set of visual components that are cached and rendered separately (OpenGL vertex buffer objects and SVG elements respectively). Any complex calculations in Javascript need only be done once to build up each visual component, or to rebuild if it physically changes. The actual rendering of that cached element is then done by a much faster lower-level process (OpenGL/GPU and the SVG engine respectively).

Optimsation Potential

Thus, for the kinds of animated 2D charts I need, SVG seems to have much more optimisation potential than using a HTML5 canvas element. As the canvas element is pixel-based, any content change usually requires a full redraw of all chart components, each being re-described and/or re-generated in your own Javascript code. If any components require complex calculation or involve detailed curves, you have to devise your own caching system as this all has to be redone for every redraw.

With SVG charts, you only need to re-describe and/or re-generate those components that actually change on each redraw. All other previously defined components are automatically re-rendered by the SVG engine, which is a core part of the browser itself (running as native code) so is significantly faster than working in Javascript.

Thus, the key to fast animations is to offload as much work as possible onto the SVG engine, or even the browser rendering engine. This can be done by, for example, transforming components instead of regenerating them, using CSS3 animations and transitions, interpolating between pre-built elements instead of regenerating new elements each time, etc. For me, this is the really fun bit as you often have to completely rethink how to do things before you finally get that vital Eureka moment.

© Dr. Andrew J. Marsh, 2014.

View Manipulation

You can interactively adjust the 3D view of the model using a mouse, pen or stylus, or by touch on a tablet or phone. You can also use the items in the 3D View Settings popup.

NOTE: You can use the Shift and Ctrl/Meta keys to adjust the increment of each scroll event or key press.

Keyboard Modifiers

The Shift and Ctrl/Meta keys are used pretty extensively to modify interactive data entry. This applies to all increment buttons, scroll wheel motion, slider controls and input elements.

Shift Key:

Increases input to larger values, usually by ten times or significantly larger increments such as 1 month for dates and 1 hour for times.

Ctrl or Meta Key:

Decreases input to smaller values, usually by one tenth or the smallest reasonable increment such as 1 day for dates or 1 minute for times.

NOTE: You can use the scroll wheel to edit a data value when hovering over any slider, numeric input or even table rows that indicate their editibility.

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Mapas meteorológicos | Radar y satélite meteorológico en directo - meteoblue

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Descubra nuestros mapas meteorológicos profesionales. ✓ Satélite HD ✓ Radar meteorológico ✓ Lluvia y nieve ✓ Calidad del aire ✓ Viento ✓ METAR

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Snazzy Maps - Free Styles for Google Maps

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Snazzy Maps is a repository of different color schemes for Google Maps aimed towards web designers and developers.

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¿Fueron útiles estas herramientas para realizar el análisis del Paisaje Cultural?

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CORTI, MARCELO (2015) La Ciudad Posible _ Editorial Café de las Ciudades

LYNCH, KEVIN (2008) La imagen de la Ciudad _ Editorial Gustavo Gili

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TopoExport - Your tool to export highly detailed topography. Download 2D vector map, with contour lines, buildings, building shadows, roads, and trees. Download 3D terrain mesh, relief surfaces in DWG, DXF, OBJ, and STL.

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3d-mapper.com - Create custom 3D maps online

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3d-mapper.com - Create your own 3d map online - 3d-mapper.com - Create custom 3D maps online

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Create custom 3D maps online. Embed your 3D maps on your website. Use high-res heightmaps and textures with your 3d software (e.g. Blender, ZBrush, Unity, Unreal Engine 4, Maya, 3D Max and more) to create detailed 3D maps for your provate and commercial projects.

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¿Fueron útiles estas herramientas para realizar el análisis del paisaje natural?

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TEDESCHI, ENRICO (1969) Teoría de la Arquitectura _ Editorial Nueva Visión