Cartography and 3D Modeling as Tools of Geography Applied to Landscaping
Cartography and 3D Modeling as Tools of Geography Applied to Landscaping
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https://doi.org/10.51473/rcmos.v1i8.2021.1116Keywords:
Digital Cartography, 3D Modeling, Applied Geography, Landscaping, Geotechnologies.Abstract
This research analyzes the role of cartography and three-dimensional modeling within the
context of geography applied to landscaping. The integration between geotechnological tools
and landscape planning practices has promoted more sustainable, efficient, and accurate
solutions for land use planning and the redevelopment of urban and rural spaces. The article
takes an interdisciplinary approach, articulating concepts from physical geography,
geoprocessing, and landscape architecture. Technical and methodological aspects of digital
cartographic production, the use of geographic information systems (GIS), and advances in 3D
terrain and building modeling are discussed. The analysis is supported by case studies and
specialized literature to highlight how geotechnology has revolutionized spatial planning and
landscape design.
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