contact Arturo R Montesinos has done work with VTP visualization of
Spain in general and the city of Gijón in particular (seaport on the Bay
of Biscay):
Andalucía (region in the south of Spain)
DEMs are available at 20 meters resolution, they are owned by the
Andalucía regional administration.
Cataluña (Catalonia)
Large parts of the region were modelled by company
GeoVirtual, which is based in
Barcelona. At one point, they were licensing parts of the region at up
to 1:25k scale, for only €5 - with the restriction being their
proprietary "GS" format. It seems that as of 2007, they are no longer
licensing data but instead focusing on their GeoVirtual3D / GeoShow3D
technologies.
A shockwave-based virtual Barcelona, by company QDQ.
Infoterra
provided GIS Data, Archivideo
made the 3D modeling and the application.
90,000 buildings made automatically, 30 significant buildings
made by hand, vegetation, DTM, ortho at 50cm.
The app which runs the model is nearly the same as for Pages
Jaunes (see France)
Basque Country
Two images from VTP visualizations by Iñigo Marin of Vitoria,
2006-2007:
A limestone quarry near Mondragon (from
lidar data)
Oma valley (down right), Ereño (left
front) and Nabarniz (middle back) villages near Gernika
Valencia
contact: Santiago Martinez (smartinez.etra-id@etra.es)
writes: "My original data is in ArcView Shape (contour
polylines 20 meters). I have data for roads, urban areas, rivers and
land use in Shapes and aerial photos for my study area."
Agustin Trujillo, professor at University of Las Palmas, and Izzat
Sabbagh, software engineer at the Technological Institute of the Canary
Islands (ITC), were involved in developing an application for virtual
flight over El Hierro Island, showing the building structures of a
hydroelectric power station that is in construction.
Source data was 1m aerial, 10m elevation. Many structures were
hand-modelled, including many buildings and power structures, even some
natural structures such as a scenic offshore rock formation.
Built on the Crystal Space
engine, which is surprising since it is a traditional 'game' engine
without geospatial functionality.