CN108182251B - Meteorological data presentation method in virtual reality environment and virtual reality equipment - Google Patents

Meteorological data presentation method in virtual reality environment and virtual reality equipment Download PDF

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CN108182251B
CN108182251B CN201711471972.9A CN201711471972A CN108182251B CN 108182251 B CN108182251 B CN 108182251B CN 201711471972 A CN201711471972 A CN 201711471972A CN 108182251 B CN108182251 B CN 108182251B
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A meteorological data presenting method and a virtual reality device in a virtual reality environment, wherein the meteorological data presenting method comprises the following steps: acquiring map data and meteorological data; receiving a selection of a three-dimensional geographic area; extracting meteorological data in the selected three-dimensional geographic area; weather data within the selected three-dimensional geographic area is presented in three dimensions in the virtual reality environment. By presenting the meteorological data within the selected three-dimensional geographic area in a three-dimensional form in a virtual reality environment, a more flexible and intuitive meteorological data observation experience is provided.

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Meteorological data presentation method in virtual reality environment and virtual reality equipment
Technical Field
The disclosure relates to the technical field of meteorological data, in particular to a meteorological data presenting method and virtual reality equipment in a virtual reality environment.
Background
The meteorological data plays an important role in the fields of production, life, industry and the like, and can be presented in various forms along with the development of the technology so as to achieve the accurate and visual effect. At present, most of the weather industries display weather information of a fixed area, and the display mode is usually a mode of an area list or a mode of area selection on a two-dimensional plane, so that the operation flexibility of a user is limited, and satisfactory user experience cannot be obtained.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above, the present disclosure provides a meteorological data presenting method and a virtual reality device in a virtual reality environment, which provide a more flexible and intuitive meteorological data observation experience by presenting meteorological data in a three-dimensional form in a selected three-dimensional geographic area in the virtual reality environment.
According to a first aspect of the present disclosure, there is provided a meteorological data presenting method in a virtual reality environment, comprising: acquiring map data and meteorological data; receiving a selection of a three-dimensional geographic area; extracting meteorological data in the selected three-dimensional geographic area; weather data within the selected three-dimensional geographic area is presented in three dimensions in the virtual reality environment.
Preferably, the acquiring map data and weather data includes: acquiring real-time meteorological data from a meteorological data station; and acquiring map data based on a Geographic Information System (GIS).
Preferably, the receiving a selection of a three-dimensional geographic area comprises: generating a three-dimensional space model based on the map data after the map data is acquired, wherein the three-dimensional space model comprises a map, a geographical area position option and a geographical area altitude option; rendering the three-dimensional spatial model in a virtual reality environment; a selection of a location and an altitude for a three-dimensional geographic area is received based on a geographic area location option and a geographic area altitude option in the presented three-dimensional spatial model.
Preferably, the geographical area elevation option is presented in the form of a menu or an altitude scale.
Preferably, presenting weather data in three dimensions within the selected three-dimensional geographic area in the virtual reality environment comprises: establishing a three-dimensional data model according to the extracted meteorological data, wherein the three-dimensional data model comprises meteorological data values and corresponding longitudes, latitudes and altitudes thereof; and presenting the three-dimensional data model in a virtual reality environment, so that meteorological data is presented in the form of a plurality of height layers which are vertically arranged, each height layer corresponds to one or a group of altitudes, the abscissa and ordinate of each height layer represent longitude and latitude, and the gradual change color of each height layer represents meteorological data values.
Preferably, the presenting weather data in the virtual reality environment in three dimensions in the selected three-dimensional geographic area further comprises: in building the three-dimensional data model, the meteorological data values are supplemented by interpolation calculations for locations in the selected three-dimensional geographic area that do not have corresponding meteorological data values, such that in presenting the three-dimensional data model, the meteorological data is presented in a plurality of vertically arranged successive height layers, and each height layer is presented in successive layers.
Preferably, the presenting weather data in the virtual reality environment in three dimensions in the selected three-dimensional geographic area further comprises: presenting, while presenting the three-dimensional data model in a virtual reality environment, viewing channels in a plurality of vertically arranged height layers, the viewing channels cutting through and intersecting the plurality of height layers; upon receiving a movement instruction, moving a viewing angle along the viewing channel in accordance with the movement instruction to render the three-dimensional data model.
Preferably, the presenting weather data in the virtual reality environment in three dimensions in the selected three-dimensional geographic area further comprises: presenting an observation channel cutting option before presenting the observation channel, and receiving selection of a cutting position and a cutting direction of the observation channel by using the observation channel cutting option; and when presenting the observation channel, presenting the observation channel in a plurality of height layers which are vertically arranged according to the selection of the cutting position and the cutting direction of the observation channel.
Preferably, the meteorological data presenting method further comprises: prior to extracting weather data within the selected three-dimensional geographic area, a selection of a type of weather data to extract is received.
According to a second aspect of the present disclosure, there is provided a virtual reality device, comprising: the data acquisition module is used for acquiring map data and meteorological data; a region selection module to receive a selection of a three-dimensional geographic region; the data extraction module is used for extracting meteorological data in the selected three-dimensional geographic area; and the presenting module is used for presenting the meteorological data in the three-dimensional geographic area in the virtual reality environment in a three-dimensional mode.
Preferably, the data acquisition module includes: the meteorological data acquisition module is used for acquiring real-time meteorological data from a meteorological data station; and the map data acquisition module is used for acquiring map data based on a Geographic Information System (GIS).
Preferably, the region selection module comprises: the system comprises a first modeling unit, a second modeling unit and a third modeling unit, wherein the first modeling unit is used for generating a three-dimensional space model based on map data after the map data are acquired, and the three-dimensional space model comprises a map, a geographical area position option and a geographical area altitude option; and an interaction unit for presenting the three-dimensional space model in a virtual reality environment and receiving a selection of a location and an altitude of a three-dimensional geographic area based on a geographic area location option and a geographic area altitude option in the presented three-dimensional space model.
Preferably, the presentation module comprises: the second modeling unit is used for establishing a three-dimensional data model according to the extracted meteorological data, and the three-dimensional data model comprises meteorological data values and corresponding longitude, latitude and altitude thereof; and the presentation unit is used for presenting the three-dimensional data model in a virtual reality environment, so that the meteorological data are presented in the form of a plurality of height layers which are vertically arranged, each height layer corresponds to one or a group of altitudes, the abscissa and the ordinate of each height layer represent longitude and latitude, and the gradual change color of each height layer represents meteorological data values.
Preferably, the presentation module further comprises: an interpolation unit for supplementing the meteorological data values by interpolation calculations for locations in the selected three-dimensional geographic area that do not have corresponding meteorological data values when building the three-dimensional data model, such that the meteorological data is presented in a plurality of successive height layers arranged vertically and each height layer is presented in successive layers when the presentation unit presents the three-dimensional data model.
Preferably, the presenting unit is further configured to present a viewing channel in the plurality of vertically arranged height layers when presenting the three-dimensional data model in the virtual reality environment, the viewing channel cutting through and penetrating the plurality of height layers; and when a movement instruction is received, moving the visual angle along the observation channel according to the movement instruction to present the three-dimensional model.
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FIG. 1 shows a schematic flow diagram of a method of weather data presentation in a virtual reality environment, according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
FIG. 2 shows a schematic flow diagram of a method for weather data presentation in a virtual reality environment, according to another embodiment of the present disclosure.
Fig. 3 shows a schematic block diagram of a virtual reality device according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
FIG. 4A illustrates an example effect diagram of the weather data presentation method of FIG. 1.
FIG. 4B illustrates an example effect diagram of the weather data presentation method of FIG. 2.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the embodiments of the present disclosure more clear, the technical solutions of the embodiments of the present disclosure will be described below in detail and completely with reference to the accompanying drawings of the embodiments of the present disclosure. It is to be understood that the embodiments described are only a few embodiments of the present disclosure, and not all embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the described embodiments of the disclosure without any inventive step, are within the scope of protection of the disclosure.
The present disclosure provides a weather data presentation method and a Virtual Reality device in a Virtual Reality (VR) environment. With the development of VR technology, it is increasingly applied to various fields. The embodiment of the disclosure provides a more intuitive and flexible meteorological data observation experience compared with a two-dimensional presentation mode in a traditional real environment by presenting meteorological data in a three-dimensional form in a selected three-dimensional geographic area in a virtual reality environment.
FIG. 1 shows a schematic flow diagram of a method of weather data presentation in a virtual reality environment, according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
In step S101, map data and weather data are acquired. For example, the meteorological data can be acquired from a meteorological data station in real time or acquired in a preset period; the map data may be acquired based on a Geographic Information System (GIS).
In step S102, a selection of a three-dimensional geographic area is received. For example, the user's selection of a three-dimensional geographic area may be obtained by way of human-computer interaction. As an example, the user' S selection of a three-dimensional geographic area may be obtained by the following steps S1021 and S1022:
in step S1021, a three-dimensional space model is generated based on the map data. The three-dimensional space model comprises a map, a geographical area position option and a geographical area altitude option.
The map data obtained from the GIS-based system may include longitude, latitude, etc. information, on the basis of which a map may be built. The division of the geographic area on the map can be selected according to needs, for example, the division can be divided according to administrative areas, such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and the like, and the division can be further finely divided according to longitude and latitude. The geographic area location option is for the user to select a location of the geographic area and the geographic area altitude option is for the user to select an altitude of the geographic area.
In step S1022, a three-dimensional space model is presented in the virtual reality environment.
The map may be presented in two or three dimensions, at the bottom of a three dimensional space.
The geographic area location options may be presented in a variety of ways, such as by marking different geographic areas on the map by color, line, or other means for selection by the user, presenting a list of geographic areas above the map or other location for selection by the user, providing latitude and longitude options for more refined area selection, and so forth.
The geographical region altitude option may also be presented in various ways, such as in the form of a menu through which a user may select one or more altitude layers; or may take the form of an altitude scale on which the user selects one or more altitudes by selecting a scale.
In step S1023, a user selection of a location and altitude of a three-dimensional geographic area is received. A three-dimensional geographic area may be characterized by a location and an altitude. For example, the user may first select a geographic location on the map, such as beijing, and then select an altitude via an altitude scale, where the altitude may be selected as one or more discrete values, or may be a range, such as 100m, or may be selected as 1000 m. Then beijing + altitude 100-. User selection of a three-dimensional geographic area may be received via any feasible input means, such as a joystick, buttons, or the like.
In addition to the location and elevation of the geographic area, it may be provided to enable the user to select the type of meteorological data to be presented. For example, a meteorological data type option may also be provided when presenting a three-dimensional spatial model, and the user may select the meteorological data type via a joystick, button, or the like. Types of meteorological data include, but are not limited to, temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, wind speed, and the like.
In step S103, meteorological data within the selected three-dimensional geographic area is extracted. For example, for the three-dimensional geographic area characterized by Beijing + elevation 100-.
At step S104, meteorological data within the selected three-dimensional geographic area is presented in three dimensions in the virtual reality environment.
For example, the three-dimensional presentation of the weather data may be realized by the following steps S1041 to S1042.
In step S1041, a three-dimensional data model is established based on the extracted meteorological data. The three-dimensional data model includes meteorological data values and their corresponding longitudes, latitudes and altitudes. Also for the example of beijing, for example (116 ° 30 '27 "for east longitude, 39 ° 54' 27" for north latitude, 100m for altitude, 40% for humidity value) constitutes a data point, and humidity values in the entire beijing range at 100m for altitude constitute a data distribution layer. In practical applications, the acquisition of the meteorological data acquired in step S101 is not spatially continuous, and for example, in the range of 100-1000m, there may be only 100m, 200m, 300m … … at altitudes. The three-dimensional data model constructed in this step is also composed of discrete layers.
In step S1042, the three-dimensional data model is rendered in the virtual reality environment. As an example, the presentation may be superimposed in an already presented three-dimensional space containing a map.
FIG. 4A shows an example effect diagram of the weather data presentation of this embodiment. As shown in fig. 4A, a three-dimensional meteorological data model is presented above the map 10, meteorological data is presented in the form of a plurality of height layers 20 arranged vertically, each height layer 20 corresponds to one or a group of altitudes, the abscissa and ordinate of each height layer 20 represent longitude and latitude, and the varying color of each height layer 20 (fig. 4A is a black-and-white diagram, so it is represented by gradation, and various colors can be used as required in practical applications) represents meteorological data values. Optionally, the height scale 30 may also be displayed superimposed on the side of the height layer for ease of viewing and selection.
FIG. 2 shows a schematic flow diagram of a method for weather data presentation in a virtual reality environment, according to another embodiment of the present disclosure. This embodiment is similar to the method of FIG. 1, except at least that interpolation is performed to supplement the meteorological data values when rendering the three-dimensional data model, and the viewing corridor is rendered according to the user's selection.
In step S101, map data and weather data are acquired. For example, the meteorological data can be acquired from a meteorological data station in real time or acquired in a preset period; the map data may be acquired based on a Geographic Information System (GIS).
In step S102, a selection of a three-dimensional geographic area is received. For example, the user's selection of a three-dimensional geographic area may be obtained by way of human-computer interaction. As an example, the user' S selection of a three-dimensional geographic area may be obtained by the following steps S1021 and S1022:
in step S1021, a three-dimensional space model is generated based on the map data. The three-dimensional space model comprises a map, a geographical area position option and a geographical area altitude option.
The map data obtained from the GIS-based system may include longitude, latitude, etc. information, on the basis of which a map may be built. The division of the geographic area on the map can be selected according to needs, for example, the division can be divided according to administrative areas, such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and the like, and the division can be further finely divided according to longitude and latitude. The geographic area location option is for the user to select a location of the geographic area and the geographic area altitude option is for the user to select an altitude of the geographic area.
In step S1022, a three-dimensional space model is presented in the virtual reality environment.
The map may be presented in two or three dimensions, at the bottom of a three dimensional space.
The geographic area location options may be presented in a variety of ways, such as by marking different geographic areas on the map by color, line, or other means for selection by the user, presenting a list of geographic areas above the map or other location for selection by the user, providing latitude and longitude options for more refined area selection, and so forth.
The geographical region altitude option may also be presented in various ways, such as in the form of a menu through which a user may select one or more altitude layers; or may take the form of an altitude scale on which the user selects one or more altitudes by selecting a scale.
In step S1023, a user selection of a location and altitude of a three-dimensional geographic area is received. A three-dimensional geographic area may be characterized by a location and an altitude. For example, the user may first select a geographic location on the map, such as beijing, and then select an altitude via an altitude scale, where the altitude may be selected as one or more discrete values, or may be a range, such as 100m, or may be selected as 1000 m. Then beijing + altitude 100-. User selection of a three-dimensional geographic area may be received via any feasible input means, such as a joystick, buttons, or the like.
In addition to the location and elevation of the geographic area, it may be provided to enable the user to select the type of meteorological data to be presented. For example, a meteorological data type option may also be provided when presenting a three-dimensional spatial model, and the user may select the meteorological data type via a joystick, button, or the like. Types of meteorological data include, but are not limited to, temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, wind speed, and the like.
In step S103, meteorological data within the selected three-dimensional geographic area is extracted. For example, for the three-dimensional geographic area characterized by Beijing + elevation 100-.
At step S204, meteorological data within the selected three-dimensional geographic area is presented in three dimensions in the virtual reality environment.
For example, the three-dimensional presentation of the weather data may be realized by the following steps S2041 to S2045.
In step S2041, a three-dimensional data model is built from the extracted meteorological data. The three-dimensional data model includes meteorological data values and their corresponding longitudes, latitudes and altitudes. Also for the example of beijing, for example (116 ° 30 '27 "for east longitude, 39 ° 54' 27" for north latitude, 100m for altitude, 40% for humidity value) constitutes a data point, and humidity values in the entire beijing range at 100m for altitude constitute a data distribution layer. In practical applications, the acquisition of the meteorological data acquired in step S101 is not spatially continuous, and for example, in the range of 100-1000m, there may be only 100m, 200m, 300m … … at altitudes. The three-dimensional data model constructed in this step is also composed of discrete layers.
In step S2042, the meteorological data values are supplemented by interpolation calculation for positions in the three-dimensional data model for which there is no corresponding meteorological data. For example, for the above example, a height region between altitudes of 100m and 200m has no temperature data, then the temperature data between 100m and 200m may be supplemented with existing meteorological data by interpolation. As another example, if the area between geographic area a and geographic area B does not have corresponding temperature data, the interpolation may also be performed using the temperature data of the existing geographic area. It is also preferable to take geographical and environmental factors into account in the interpolation, for example, to use different interpolation methods for mountains and plains, to make the supplementary meteorological data as accurate as possible.
In step S2043, the three-dimensional data model is rendered in a virtual reality environment. As an example, the presentation may be superimposed in an already presented three-dimensional space containing a map. FIG. 4B illustrates an example effect diagram of the weather data presentation of this embodiment. As shown in fig. 4B, a three-dimensional meteorological data model is presented above the map 10, meteorological data is presented in the form of a plurality of altitude layers 21 arranged vertically, each altitude layer 21 corresponds to one or a group of altitudes, surface relief of each altitude layer 21 represents a set of altitudes of corresponding points of all meteorological data points of the layer in three-dimensional space, abscissa and ordinate of each altitude layer 21 represent longitude and latitude, and color change of each altitude layer 21 represents meteorological data values. Through the interpolation of step S2042, the meteorological data is presented in the form of a plurality of successive height layers 21, and each height layer 21 is presented in the form of a successive layer.
Unlike the embodiment of FIG. 1, in this embodiment, an observation channel 40 is also presented when presenting the three-dimensional weather digital-analog model to allow a user to enter the model to observe weather data. As shown in fig. 4B, the viewing channel 40 cuts through and extends through the plurality of height layers 21. The number of viewing channels 40, the cutting position and the cutting direction may be preset or may be set by the user. For example, a viewing corridor setting option may be presented when presenting the three-dimensional meteorological data model, and the user may set the number of viewing corridors, the cutting positions, and the cutting directions according to the option.
In step S2044, a movement designation is received. For example, the user may enter movement instructions through a joystick, buttons, or otherwise.
In step S2045, the rendering angle of view may be moved along the viewing channel according to the movement instruction. As can be seen in fig. 4B, by providing the viewing channel 40 and moving the viewing angle according to the user's movement instruction, the user can be visually provided with the experience of entering the inside of the model to view data.
Fig. 3 shows a schematic block diagram of a virtual reality device according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. The virtual reality device may be arranged to be able to perform the above method. As shown in fig. 3, the virtual reality device includes a data acquisition module 101, a region selection module 102, a data extraction module 103, and a presentation module 104.
The data acquisition module 101 is used for acquiring map data and meteorological data. As shown in fig. 3, the data acquisition module 101 may include a weather data acquisition module 1011 and a map data acquisition module 1012, the weather data acquisition module 1011 is configured to acquire real-time weather data from a weather data station, and the map data acquisition module 1012 is configured to acquire map data based on a geographic information system GIS.
The region selection module 102 is operable to receive a selection of a three-dimensional geographic region. As shown in fig. 3, the region selection module 102 may include a first modeling unit 1021 and an interaction unit 1022. The first modeling unit 1021 is configured to generate a three-dimensional space model based on the map data after acquiring the map data, where the three-dimensional space model includes a map, a geographic area location option, and a geographic area altitude option. The interaction unit 1022 is configured to present the three-dimensional space model in a virtual reality environment, and receive a selection of a location and an altitude of a three-dimensional geographic area based on a geographic area location option and a geographic area altitude option in the presented three-dimensional space model. In addition to being able to select the location and elevation of a geographic area, a weather data type option may be provided that enables a user to select the type of weather data to be presented, which the user may select via a joystick or button or the like. Types of meteorological data include, but are not limited to, temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, wind speed, and the like.
The data extraction module 103 is used to extract meteorological data within the selected three-dimensional geographic area.
The presentation module 104 is configured to present weather data in three dimensions within the selected three-dimensional geographic area in the virtual reality environment. As shown in fig. 3, the rendering module 104 may include a second modeling unit 1041, an interpolation unit 1042, and a rendering unit 1043.
The second modeling unit 1041 is configured to establish a three-dimensional data model according to the extracted meteorological data, where the three-dimensional data model includes meteorological data values and their corresponding longitude, latitude, and altitude;
the interpolation unit 1042 is used to supplement the meteorological data values by interpolation calculations for locations in the selected three-dimensional geographic area that do not have corresponding meteorological data values when building the three-dimensional data model.
The presenting unit 1043 is configured to present the three-dimensional data model in the virtual reality environment, so that the meteorological data is presented in a form of a plurality of height layers arranged vertically, each height layer corresponds to one or a group of altitudes, an abscissa and an ordinate of each height layer represent longitude and latitude, and a gradient color of each height layer represents a meteorological data value. Through the above interpolation processing, the presentation unit 1043 can present the meteorological data in the form of a plurality of vertically arranged successive height layers, and each height layer is presented in the form of a successive layer, as shown in fig. 4B, when presenting the three-dimensional data model.
In some embodiments, when the presenting unit 1043 presents the three-dimensional data model in the virtual reality environment, a viewing channel may also be presented in a plurality of height layers arranged vertically, for example, as shown in fig. 4B, the viewing channel cuts through the plurality of height layers. Upon receiving the movement instruction, the rendering unit 1043 may move the viewing angle along the viewing channel according to the movement instruction to render the three-dimensional model.
According to the embodiment of the disclosure, by presenting the meteorological data in the selected three-dimensional geographic area in a three-dimensional form in the virtual reality environment, compared with a two-dimensional presentation mode in a traditional reality environment, a more intuitive and more flexible meteorological data observation experience is provided.
According to the embodiment of the disclosure, by presenting the position option and the altitude option of the geographic area on the map in the form of a menu, an area, a ruler and the like, a user can select the desired geographic area and altitude intuitively, and the user experience is improved.
According to the embodiment of the disclosure, continuous and complete data presentation can be provided for a user by performing interpolation processing during modeling of meteorological data, and user experience is further improved.
According to the embodiment of the disclosure, the observation channel for cutting the meteorological data layer is presented when the meteorological data is presented in a three-dimensional form, so that a user can enter the three-dimensional model to observe the meteorological data from various angles, and a more flexible observation mode and more comprehensive and more visual data observation experience are provided.
The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present disclosure and is not intended to limit the present disclosure, and various modifications and changes may be made to the present disclosure by those skilled in the art. Any modification, equivalent replacement, improvement, etc. made within the spirit and principle of the present disclosure should be included in the protection scope of the present disclosure.

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1. A method for presenting meteorological data in a virtual reality environment, comprising:
acquiring map data and meteorological data;
generating a three-dimensional space model based on map data after obtaining the map data, the three-dimensional space model including a map, a geographic area location option, and a geographic area elevation option, presenting the three-dimensional space model in a virtual reality environment, receiving a selection of a location and an elevation of a three-dimensional geographic area based on the geographic area location option and the geographic area elevation option in the presented three-dimensional space model;
extracting meteorological data in the selected three-dimensional geographic area;
weather data within the selected three-dimensional geographic area is presented in three dimensions in the virtual reality environment.
2. The weather data presentation method of claim 1, wherein the obtaining map data and weather data comprises:
acquiring real-time meteorological data from a meteorological data station;
and acquiring map data based on a Geographic Information System (GIS).
3. The meteorological data presenting method according to claim 2, wherein the geographical area elevation option is presented in the form of a menu or an altitude scale.
4. The weather data presentation method of claim 1, wherein presenting the weather data in three dimensions within the selected three-dimensional geographic area in the virtual reality environment comprises:
establishing a three-dimensional data model according to the extracted meteorological data, wherein the three-dimensional data model comprises meteorological data values and corresponding longitudes, latitudes and altitudes thereof;
and presenting the three-dimensional data model in a virtual reality environment, so that meteorological data is presented in the form of a plurality of height layers which are vertically arranged, each height layer corresponds to one or a group of altitudes, the abscissa and ordinate of each height layer represent longitude and latitude, and the gradual change color of each height layer represents meteorological data values.
5. The weather data presentation method of claim 4, wherein presenting weather data in three dimensions within the selected three-dimensional geographic area in the virtual reality environment further comprises: in building the three-dimensional data model, the meteorological data values are supplemented by interpolation calculations for locations in the selected three-dimensional geographic area that do not have corresponding meteorological data values, such that in presenting the three-dimensional data model, the meteorological data is presented in a plurality of vertically arranged successive height layers, and each height layer is presented in successive layers.
6. The weather data presentation method of claim 4, wherein presenting weather data in three dimensions within the selected three-dimensional geographic area in the virtual reality environment further comprises:
presenting, while presenting the three-dimensional data model in a virtual reality environment, viewing channels in a plurality of vertically arranged height layers, the viewing channels cutting through and intersecting the plurality of height layers;
upon receiving a movement instruction, moving a viewing angle along the viewing channel in accordance with the movement instruction to render the three-dimensional data model.
7. The weather data presentation method of claim 4, wherein presenting weather data in three dimensions within the selected three-dimensional geographic area in the virtual reality environment further comprises:
presenting an observation channel cutting option before presenting the observation channel, and receiving selection of a cutting position and a cutting direction of the observation channel by using the observation channel cutting option;
and when presenting the observation channel, presenting the observation channel in a plurality of height layers which are vertically arranged according to the selection of the cutting position and the cutting direction of the observation channel.
8. The weather data presentation method of claim 1, wherein the selection of the type of weather data to be extracted is received prior to extracting the weather data within the selected three-dimensional geographic area.
9. A virtual reality device, comprising:
the data acquisition module is used for acquiring map data and meteorological data;
the three-dimensional space model comprises a map, a geographical area position option and a geographical area altitude option, the three-dimensional space model is presented in a virtual reality environment, and the selection of the position and the altitude of the three-dimensional geographical area is received based on the geographical area position option and the geographical area altitude option in the presented three-dimensional space model;
the data extraction module is used for extracting meteorological data in the selected three-dimensional geographic area;
and the presenting module is used for presenting the meteorological data in the three-dimensional geographic area in the virtual reality environment in a three-dimensional mode.
10. The virtual reality device of claim 9, wherein the data acquisition module comprises:
the meteorological data acquisition module is used for acquiring real-time meteorological data from a meteorological data station;
and the map data acquisition module is used for acquiring map data based on a Geographic Information System (GIS).
11. The virtual reality device of claim 9, wherein the presentation module comprises:
the second modeling unit is used for establishing a three-dimensional data model according to the extracted meteorological data, and the three-dimensional data model comprises meteorological data values and corresponding longitude, latitude and altitude thereof;
and the presentation unit is used for presenting the three-dimensional data model in a virtual reality environment, so that the meteorological data are presented in the form of a plurality of height layers which are vertically arranged, each height layer corresponds to one or a group of altitudes, the abscissa and the ordinate of each height layer represent longitude and latitude, and the gradual change color of each height layer represents meteorological data values.
12. The virtual reality device of claim 11, wherein the presentation module further comprises: an interpolation unit for supplementing the meteorological data values by interpolation calculations for locations in the selected three-dimensional geographic area that do not have corresponding meteorological data values when building the three-dimensional data model, such that the meteorological data is presented in a plurality of successive height layers arranged vertically and each height layer is presented in successive layers when the presentation unit presents the three-dimensional data model.
13. The virtual reality device of claim 11, wherein the rendering unit is further configured to render a viewing channel in the plurality of vertically arranged height layers, the viewing channel cutting through the plurality of height layers when rendering the three-dimensional data model in the virtual reality environment; and when a movement instruction is received, moving the visual angle along the observation channel according to the movement instruction to present the three-dimensional data model.
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