Meta-Universe Enabled Digital Modeling for Urban 3D Reality Visualization

Abstract

Abstract The rapid acquisition of 3D data with high accuracy and efficiency, along with the reduction of production cycles and costs, are pressing challenges in the field of 3D reality modeling. This paper introduces a novel approach for urban 3D real-view modeling from a metacosmic perspective. Utilizing tilt-shift photography technology, this method captures three-dimensional data of urban scenes under the meta-universe framework. The data are then processed through an integration principle, combining DOM (Digital Orthophoto Map), DEM (Digital Elevation Model), and vector data to filter out interference. Subsequently, a high-density digital point cloud is generated using tilted imagery combined with aerial triangulation. This point cloud, along with a TIN (Triangulated Irregular Network) model, facilitates the construction of a comprehensive three-dimensional visualization model of urban environments, enabling detailed digital analysis. Data presentation demonstrates that with an increase in the number of image control points, the planimetric error decreases from 0.0536 m to 0.0388 m, reflecting a 27.61% improvement. Similarly, elevation accuracy improves from 0.0927 m to 0.0539 m, marking a 41.86% enhancement. This methodology supports the creation of highly precise and cost-effective three-dimensional realistic models of urban built-up areas, providing robust data support for the development and management of smart cities.