3D landscape art design and network space reconstruction based on complex embedded system

Network space has gone beyond the map. Many critics claim that Geographic Information Systems (GIS) determines the environment. New geotechnical technologies such as embedded computer systems and tools, cyberspace network space reconstruction, and aerial photography allow network space to obtain large amounts of back-specified 3D data, but these 3D technologies are environmentally friendly. Help deal with positive criticism. Can connect GIS and 3D. It back-specifies the 3D model with basic data and adds a ground-based network space reconstruction to the traditional GIS aerial view. This proposed to place GIS and 3D in an index frame and wrap the environmental and network space elements using 3D GIS for the network space reconstruction of the new landscape archeological network space. 3D-models and displays in scene architectonic examination and plan. These scene models, close to drawings and guides, are urgent during plan examination and exploration by the scene engineering program. In this regard, models offer scene scientists and creators of various activity methods for visual reasoning and visual correspondence. This commitment investigates the different elements of (enlarged) models for scene designers, incorporating investigation, affirmation, union and introduction regarding use and cycle. It presents a typology of models depending on their exhibition (instrumental use), exemplified by a few cases. Even though the attention here is on the function of models in scene engineering, the contention created in this paper is additionally pertinent to the firmly related controls of engineering and metropolitan plan and accordingly replaceable.