Making a Survey of the Public Utility Real Estate and a 3D Visualization of Buildings

Making a Survey of the Public Utility Real Estate and a 3D Visualization of Buildings

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Table 1. Constant coeficients for calculating the x coordinates

Name / Name / Name / Name
a00= 0 / a02= +3752,0831113 / a04= + 0,3359081 / a06= - 0,0000650
a10= +308753,6624770 / a12= - 99,9263417 / a14= - 0,0622277 / a16= 0
a20= + 75,3680307 / a22= - 6,6747664 / a24= + 0,0002353 / a26= 0
a30= + 60,2152062 / a32= - 0,0713034 / a34= 0 / a36= 0
a40= - 0,0148590 / a42= - 0,0024545 / a44= 0 / a46= 0
a50= + 0,0142607 / a52= 0 / a54= 0 / a56= 0
a60= + 0,0000012 / a62= 0 / a64= 0 / a66= 0

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