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bridge and visualize analytical information over the
generated model in an
intuitive manner are detailed.
service for the functionality of a city. The
efficient design of road networks poses an
interesting topic in computer science for digital
content developers. For civil engineers, the
visualization of analysis results on infrastructure
both efficiently and intuitively is crucial.
Solutions to both these topics are presented. A
system built around tensor field design is
proposed to model street networks. Necessary
background information is discussed and a set of
tools are developed. Generated street networks are
shown to demonstrate the effectiveness of the system.
To visualize bridge analysis results, a unique system
is discussed. Methods used to procedurally model a
bridge and visualize analytical information over the
generated model in an
intuitive manner are detailed.