A few examples are presented below:

Terrain contours are derived directly from a digital height model, generally swissALTI^3D.

Technical aspects:

• Minimal equidistance 1 metre
• Delivery formats: Shapefile or DXF/DWG

The terrain model in FBX format is represented as a 3D mesh, analogous to the GeoAdmin Terrain Service. The FBX format is well suited for use in various 3D modelling, augmented or virtual reality (AR/VR) development environments.

Technical aspects:

• The terrain is offered in regular tiles.
• The tile size is 1/16 of a 1:25'000 national map sheet (approx. 13km²).
• You can choose between different resolution levels, min. 0.5- max. 128.
• Each resolution level corresponds to the tolerance in metres permitted in the generalization process.
• Significant terrain forms such as crests, peaks and large differences in altitude are retained at each resolution level.

By offering the buildings of swissBUILDINGS^3D 2.0 in OBJ format, the integration of the 3D data set into AR/VR development environments and applications is facilitated.

Technical aspects:

• The buildings are grouped in regular tiles (tile size is 1/16 of a 1:25'000 national map sheet (approx. 13km²))
  
• Each building is saved as a separate OBJ file. If required, these can be combined per tile.
• The buildings can be controlled as independent objects.
• Each building consists of a roof and building envelope. These two elements can be addressed as separate groups.
• The attributes including the building position are saved per tile in a JSON file.
• Further product specifications can be found on the swissBUILDINGS^3D 2.0 product page

The sample data show their type and format. They are free of charge and can be used for test purposes only. It is not allowed to include them in a product.