Overview

This page introduces you to the SiEGA Web environment and provides a walkthrough of the essentials, so you can begin exploring and interacting with your 3D data with ease.

Welcome to SiEGA Web!

SiEGA Web is the browser-based version of SiEGA Desktop, allowing you to work with your AERO AI geospatial data directly in your browser without the need to install any software.

Launching SiEGA Web

From your AERO AI dashboard, click on the "My Assets" tab in the sidebar to view your available assets.

Locate the asset you would like to view and click "Open in Viewer" to launch SiEGA Web in a new browser tab with your asset loaded and ready for use.

An alternative is to click on the "Projects" tab in the sidebar. Than click on "Open in SiEGA Web" button from the already created project.

Once SiEGA Web is loaded, you will see the main viewer environment. The interface is organized into four main areas that you will interact with as you work:

• The Asset Sidebar on the left lists your loaded data and available assets.

• The Top Toolbar runs across the top of the screen and holds the main tools, including Bookmarks, Layers, Measure, Place, and Share.

• The Right-Side Panels open when you activate a tool from the Top Toolbar and close when you exit the tool.

• The Bottom Panel is where bookmarks, video editing, and share links appear.

Loading Your First Scene

In the Asset Sidebar, your assets are organized into categories based on file type, such as "3D Tiles", "Imagery", "Terrain", "GeoJSON", and more. Click on the category that contains the asset you would like to load to expand the list of assets inside it.

Locate the asset you would like to view and click the Download icon next to the asset name to load it into the scene. Once loaded, the asset will be listed as a layer in the Scene Layers Panel.

To move the camera to your asset, click the Eye icon next to the asset name. The camera will fly to the asset's location in the scene.

Use your mouse to navigate the 3D environment. Drag to pan the camera, scroll to zoom in or out, and right-click and drag to rotate the view.