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Cesium Ecosystem Grant Recipient Directory

The following recipients impressed us with their commitment to opening the 3D geospatial ecosystem and using it to solve challenging issues.

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  • North Road and Lutra logo Ecosystem Grant Recipients

    3D TILES IMPLEMENTATION IN QGIS
    Emma Hain, North Road with Lutra Consulting

    This collaborative project between North Road Consulting (AUS) and Lutra Consulting (UK) expands the 3D Tiles ecosystem by providing access to 3D tiles within QGIS, an Open Source desktop GIS application with over a million users. This fulfills a critical need for QGIS users, permitting access to 3D data alongside all other standard geospatial layers. For current Cesium 3D Tiles users, it will enable an Open Source desktop option. In the Open Source ecosystem of QGIS, this project is the first step on the roadmap toward the use of processing and interoperability tools with 3D tiles.

  • Visual of Turkey earthquake from Hidenori Watanave, Ecosystem Grant recipient

    DIGITAL ARCHIVES OF WAR AND DISASTERS
    Hidenori Watanave Laboratory, The University of Tokyo

    Today, we live in an age of frequent severe global disasters that occur every year. However, the "memories of disasters" are quickly overwritten and forgotten. By building a "digital archive" with the grant and communicating the "memories of disasters" to the world, we seek to create a motivation for society to "learn from the past and apply it to the future". The participation of young people, including students, will make these activities sustainable.

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  • Agora World Logo, Grant Recipient Ethan Berg

    GEOFORALL: SIMPLIFYING 3D GEOSPATIAL METAVERSE CREATION
    Ethan Berg, Agora World

    Agora World offers a user-friendly, no-code 3D geospatial metaverse design platform, democratizing access to and empowering users to create immersive experiences. By integrating Agora World with Cesium, our goal is to create an intuitive and easy-to-use 3D geospatial metaverse design platform so everyone, no matter the device they have or the technical expertise they have, can create in 3D geospatial.

  • Vietnam War Missing in Action (MIA) Support - Cesium Ecosystem Grant RecipientGradata Systems logo, Ecosystem Grant recipient

    VIETNAM WAR MISSING IN ACTION (MIA) SUPPORT
    Peter Kimberley, Gradata Systems

    A historical research team from University of New South Wales (UNSW) and Gradata Systems has mapped Australia's involvement in the Vietnam War. This new project’s mission is to assist the Vietnamese people (through the Vietnamese Government) with finding their ancestors who were casualties in the Vietnam War. There are an estimated 300,000 Vietnamese soldiers' remains that have not been found to date.