3DAtlas, REFERENCES

The references that were cited in the First Edition continue to be useful and are cited, again, here. In addition, the centered list below sets forth selected references of particular interest to readers of the Second Edition.

Prof. Klaus-Peter Beier (Director 3D Laboratory, Duderstadt Center), Lecture Notes, Engineering 477 (Virtual Reality), The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
University College London, Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, Prof. Michael Batty, Director

Colorado Springs: 3D models from 3D Warehouse

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