Managing national-scale data, such as 41 million building items for Thailand, requires flexibility for continuous data updates and peak performance without sacrificing efficiency.
Since the initial monolithic approach was non-scalable and costly, the solution was Data Partitioning: breaking the massive dataset into smaller, manageable chunks. We used the powerful Google S2 grid system to organize the country's geometry data into defined processing cells. This structure, combined with 3D Tiling and the Virtual Tileset concept, creates flexible 3D collections. This ensures that when a single building is updated, we only re-process its tiny corresponding cell, guaranteeing massive time savings, high efficiency, and significantly reduced operational costs.