I'm using OpenLayers 3.6.0. I want to use ol3-cesium
. Ol3-cesium
use cesium
for glob visualization. I have a question:
In ol3-cesium, Can I see Ups and downs of land? In other words Does it accept DEM files?
I'm using OpenLayers 3.6.0. I want to use ol3-cesium
. Ol3-cesium
use cesium
for glob visualization. I have a question:
In ol3-cesium, Can I see Ups and downs of land? In other words Does it accept DEM files?
The short answer is yes, but it has to be pre-processed into a different format because DEM files and other "raw" terrain data is not suitable for visualization. The standard for Cesium is quantized-mesh, but we also support traditional height maps. The premier application for processing terrain for Cesium is the STK Terrain Server, which is a commercial product. There are some other open source projects, of various quality, which also attempt to generate terrain compatible with Cesium.
Disclaimer: I'm one of the Cesium cofounders and work for the company that makes STK Terrain Server.
You can use the standard Cesium terrain provider, or if you have your own elevation data, you can serve it up through GeoServer and use: https://github.com/kaktus40/Cesium-GeoserverTerrainProvider