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Space Data Recreates Nikko's "Iroha Slope" in Approximately 3 Hours, Enabling Disaster Prevention Simulations for Mountain roads...
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- Space Data utilized publicly available data, such as satellite data, to recreate Iroha-zaka in Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture, and the surrounding mountainous area as a 3D space in approximately 3 hours. - The recreated space can be used as a simulation base for landslides and mudslides, and can also be applied to experiencing the local scenery from a driving or walking perspective. - This space will be incorporated as a new function of the …
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