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.