I3S - Revision history

Frank@tygron.nl at 15:50, 10 March 2026

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	* [[IFC]]		* [[IFC]]
	* [[CityGML]]		* [[CityGML]]

Frank@tygron.nl at 15:50, 10 March 2026

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	* [[IFC]]		* [[IFC]]
	* [[CityGML]]		* [[CityGML]]

Maxim@tygron.com at 15:10, 4 March 2026

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Maxim@tygron.com at 15:02, 4 March 2026

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	Indexed 3D Scene Layer Specification (I3S){{ref\|i3s}} is a format for large 3D Geo datasets. The specification was mainly designed for streaming large 3D visualization data over the web. The specification was originally designed by Esri and was adopted as a Community Standard by the OGC (Open Geospatial Consortium) in 2017. In ArcGIS software, an I3S dataset can be visualized using a Scene Layer.		Indexed 3D Scene Layer Specification (I3S){{ref\|i3s}} is a format for large 3D Geo datasets. The specification was mainly designed for streaming large 3D visualization data over the web. The specification was originally designed by Esri and was adopted as a Community Standard by the OGC (Open Geospatial Consortium) in 2017. In ArcGIS software, an I3S dataset can be visualized using a Scene Layer.

	In the {{software}} it is possible to add your own 3D models as [[Custom Geometries]]. A format for these models which the {{software}} supports is I3S, along with the other ~~format~~ [[CityGML]].		In the {{software}} it is possible to add your own 3D models as [[Custom Geometries]]. A format for these models which the {{software}} supports is I3S, along with the other formats [[CityGML]] and [[IFC]].

	~~Different other formats, such as BIM data, can be converted to the I3S format with a SLPK file. Read on to learn more about this~~.

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Maxim@tygron.com at 11:40, 8 October 2025

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	In the {{software}} it is possible to add your own 3D models as [[Custom Geometries]]. A format for these models which the {{software}} supports is I3S, along with the other format [[CityGML]].		In the {{software}} it is possible to add your own 3D models as [[Custom Geometries]]. A format for these models which the {{software}} supports is I3S, along with the other format [[CityGML]].

	Different other formats, such as BIM data ~~or a SketchUp model~~, can be converted to the I3S format with a SLPK file. Read on to learn more about this.		Different other formats, such as BIM data, can be converted to the I3S format with a SLPK file. Read on to learn more about this.

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Maxim@tygron.com at 09:51, 8 October 2025

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	* [[How to import an SLPK file for 2D Spatial data]]		* [[How to import an SLPK file for 2D Spatial data]]
	* [[How to import 3D Models from ArcGIS Online]]		* [[How to import 3D Models from ArcGIS Online]]
	* [[How to convert a Revit model to a SLPK file using ArcGIS Pro]]
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	* [[Custom Geometries]]		* [[Custom Geometries]]

Maxim@tygron.com at 12:43, 22 December 2023

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	* [[How to import an SLPK file]]		* [[How to import an SLPK file]]
	* [[How to import an SLPK file for 2D Spatial data]]		* [[How to import an SLPK file for 2D Spatial data]]
			* [[How to import 3D Models from ArcGIS Online]]
	* [[How to convert a Revit model to a SLPK file using ArcGIS Pro]]		* [[How to convert a Revit model to a SLPK file using ArcGIS Pro]]
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2D versus 3D

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	* [[How to import an SLPK file]]		* [[How to import an SLPK file]]
	* [[How to import an SLPK file for 2D Spatial data]]		* [[How to import an SLPK file for 2D Spatial data]]
			* [[How to convert a Revit model to a SLPK file using ArcGIS Pro]]
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	* [[Custom Geometries]]		* [[Custom Geometries]]

Rudolf@tygron.nl at 06:39, 5 October 2023

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	Different other formats, such as BIM data or a SketchUp model, can be converted to the I3S format with a SLPK file. Read on to learn more about this.		Different other formats, such as BIM data or a SketchUp model, can be converted to the I3S format with a SLPK file. Read on to learn more about this.

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	==I3S and SLPK ==		==I3S and SLPK ==
	A Scene Layer Package (SLPK) is a file format for the storage/exchange of one or more I3S layers. SLPK's can be used to import both into your [[project]] once it has been created.		A Scene Layer Package (SLPK) is a file format for the storage/exchange of one or more I3S layers. SLPK's can be used to import both into your [[project]] once it has been created.

Rudolf@tygron.nl at 06:36, 5 October 2023

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	[[File:San_francisco.png\|thumb\|300px\|right\|Custom geometries of San Francisco from an I3S Service, visualized in the {{software}}]]		[[File:San_francisco.png\|thumb\|300px\|right\|Custom geometries of San Francisco from an I3S Service, visualized in the {{software}}]]
	Indexed 3D Scene Layer Specification~~<ref>Indexed 3D Scene Layers~~ (I3S)~~, https://www.ogc.org/standard/~~i3s~~/</ref> (I3S)~~ is a format for large 3D Geo datasets. The specification was mainly designed for streaming large 3D visualization data over the web. The specification was originally designed by Esri and was adopted as a Community Standard by the OGC (Open Geospatial Consortium) in 2017. In ArcGIS software, an I3S dataset can be visualized using a Scene Layer.		Indexed 3D Scene Layer Specification (I3S){{ref\|i3s}} is a format for large 3D Geo datasets. The specification was mainly designed for streaming large 3D visualization data over the web. The specification was originally designed by Esri and was adopted as a Community Standard by the OGC (Open Geospatial Consortium) in 2017. In ArcGIS software, an I3S dataset can be visualized using a Scene Layer.

	In the {{software}} it is possible to add your own 3D models as [[Custom Geometries]]. A format for these models which the {{software}} supports is I3S, along with the other format [[CityGML]].		In the {{software}} it is possible to add your own 3D models as [[Custom Geometries]]. A format for these models which the {{software}} supports is I3S, along with the other format [[CityGML]].
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			{{ref\|i3s
			\|name=Indexed 3D Scene Layers (I3S)
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			\|source=Open Geospatial Consortium
			\|link=https://www.ogc.org/standard/i3s/
			\|lastvisit=5-10-2023
			}}
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	}}		}}

	{{GeoDataOverview}}		{{GeoDataOverview}}