Talks and presentations

The 18th International 3DGeoInfo Conference 2023 Permalink

September 13, 2023

Talk, Technical University of Munich, Munich, Germany

The 18th International 3D GeoInfo Conference 2023 took place in Munich, Germany on 13-14 September 2023 🇩🇪. It was hosted by the Chair of Geoinformatics at the Technical University of Munich led by Professor Thomas H. Kolbe. I have presented our research work on ‘Humans as Sensors in Urban Digital Twins’, which was coauthored with Su Yunlei and Filip Biljecki. Further, it was a significant achievement for our team to receive the best paper award 🏆🥳.

3D Urban Models: Applications and Digital Twins, London Data Week Permalink

July 04, 2023

Keynote, Centre for Urban Science and Progress, the King’s College London, Virtual Event

3D City models are becoming widespread in use for mapping and planning cities and for communicating data about cities to stakeholders. This Online workshop will cover a wide range of related topics including: model quality, model use, model production, new 3D visualisation methods and future trends in VR, AR and Digital Twins.

The 124th OGC Member Meeting Permalink

October 07, 2022

This presentation provided a comprehensive review of challenges that hindered the operation and implementation of urban digital twins. This project was designed with a bifurcated, holistic, and rigorous approach of research papers and a Delphi expert survey, which would be found of interest to a range of stakeholders, from researchers to practitioners and national mapping agencies.

NUS-SUTD PhD Symposium in Architecture Permalink

May 20, 2022

Talk, National University of Singapore, Singapore

The NUS-SUTD PhD Symposium in Architecture is an annual event jointly hosted by the Department of Architecture (DoA) at National University of Singapore (NUS) and the Architecture and Sustainable Design Pillar (ASD) at Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD).

The 122nd OGC Member Meeting Permalink

March 04, 2022

This presentation delivered a holistic and comprehensive 4-category framework, ‘3D City Index’, implemented to measure and benchmark 40 authoritative 3D city models, and derive quantitative and qualitative insights that enable a comprehensive and structured understanding of the landscape of semantic 3D geospatial data.