Building virtual roads from computer made projects

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Driving simulators require extensive road environments, with roads correctly modeled and similar to those found in real world. The modeling of extensive road environments, with the specific characteristics required by driving simulators, may result in a long time consuming process. This paper presents a procedural method to the modeling of large road environments. The proposed method can produce a road network design to populate an empty terrain and produce all the related road environment models. The terrain model can also be edited to produce well-constructed road environments. The road and terrain models are optimized to interactive visualization in real time, applying all the stet-of-art techniques like the level of detail selection. The proposed method allows modeling large road environments, with the realism and quality required to the realization of experimental work in driving simulators.

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Campos, C., Leitão, J. M., & Coelho, A. F. (2015). Building virtual roads from computer made projects. In Communications in Computer and Information Science (Vol. 528, pp. 163–169). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-21380-4_29

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