Free hands-on event to be held featuring the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's 3D city data 'PLATEAU'
Are you familiar with "PLATEAU," a project promoted by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism? This initiative develops "3D city models" that recreate Japanese cities in digital space and makes them available as open data for anyone to use freely. It includes not only the shapes of buildings and roads but also detailed information such as building usage and structure.
A free hands-on event will now be held to learn how to actually use this PLATEAU data with game engines like Unity. Participants can experience recreating real cities in virtual space and conducting simulations using game development technology.
PLATEAU data is expected to be utilized in a wide range of fields, including urban planning, disaster prevention, and entertainment. This event will be a valuable opportunity for those interested in programming and 3D production to engage with cutting-edge technology.
You can check the official website for details about the event and how to participate. If you are interested in how digital technology will change Japan's cities, please be sure to check it out.