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Overview of @tudelft3d efforts regarding open data/software/science Hugo Ledoux 2018-11–01 VU, Amsterdam, NL

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3D geoinformation group @ TU Delft 2 • since 2015 • 4 tenured staff (soon 5) • 3 postdocs • 9 PhDs • many diff backgrounds

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Our focus: urban environment and 3D geo-data 3 Designing, developing, and implementing better systems to reconstruct, model, and analyse 3D cities, buildings, and landscapes

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Residential building Jaffalaan 9, Delft owner: Jan Smit 120m2 1824 Park “de tuin” 800m2 Canal “de Schie” depth = 3.34m

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7 solar potential shadow analysis noise modelling energy estimation bomb detonation wind turbulence pollutant tracking

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Standardisation of 3D geoinformation 8

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Open software?

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All (most?) of our code is online 10

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All (most?) of our code is online 11

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12 • your work reach practitioners • insight into practitioners’ work • gives us new funding opportunities • NL/EU grants favour open-source software • you can build up open-source libraries • personally, I’m more “complete”, I relate more to students • journals increasingly request code/data Good things about open software

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[…] referees have the right to view the data and code that underlie a work […], even if these have not been provided

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15 • takes time • takes a lot of time • often thankless work (you hear only when it crashes) • some people think you work for free • no “brownie points” at unis (changing quickly though) Less good things about open software

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Open data?

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17 Standards are super important for us

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18 Standards are super important for us since 1990s we have int’l efforts, otherwise nothing would work…

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Open geo-data? NL is paradijs! 19

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Open geo-data? NL is paradijs! 20 BUT: mostly 2D datasets!

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AHN dataset Actueel Hoogtebestand Nederland www.ahn.nl

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Whole NL == ~700 billion points 23

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3dfier: our software to reconstruct 3D for apps 24

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We distribute some datasets on our website 25

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We helped Kadaster reconstruct the whole NL in 3D 26

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We helped Kadaster reconstruct the whole NL in 3D 27

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—> structured & searchable data repository 28

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3DBAG: buildings 29

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3DBAG: buildings at diff heights 30

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31 • way easier to publish papers, teach, share • reproducible science: you give data with paper • you help other researchers, you create collaborations • please be “good scientists”: you use? you give back! Good things about using open data

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Open science?

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3D geoinformation group @ TU Delft 33

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3D geoinformation group @ TU Delft 34

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Its code is also open for anyone to see 35

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Its code is also open for anyone to see 36 everyone in the group can edit it

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Sometimes it backfires though… 37

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Make author’s versions of all your papers 38

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Make repositories for data/code 39

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thank you. [email protected] 3d.bk.tudelft.nl/hledoux Hugo Ledoux @tudelft3d 3d.bk.tudelft.nl @tudeflt3d github.com/tudelft3d