Application of Computer Graphics and BIM in Three-Dimensional Visualization and Virtual Reality of Water Conservancy Buildings

This paper combines computer graphics and building information modeling (BIM) technology to propose an innovative three-dimensional visualization optimization algorithm for water conservancy buildings. The algorithm combines BIM data with efficient rendering technology in graphics, and proposes a method based on multi-level model generation and detail processing optimization to improve the rendering speed and accuracy of three-dimensional models. In the experimental part, a BIM model of a large water conservancy project was used for testing. The results show that compared with the traditional rendering method, the algorithm has improved the rendering accuracy by 18.5% and the rendering speed by 30%. In practical applications, this algorithm can effectively reduce the rendering time while ensuring the details and accuracy of the model, providing more accurate and efficient visualization support for water conservancy construction projects. In addition, the visualization effect is displayed through a virtual reality platform, which further verifies the superior performance of the algorithm in a virtual reality environment. The results of this study show that the innovative algorithm based on BIM and computer graphics cannot only improve the design and construction efficiency of water conservancy buildings, but also optimize the engineering management process, and has strong application value and promotion prospects.

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2025-03-17
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https://doi.org/10.1109/eespe63401.2025.10987189
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Simulation and Modeling Applications
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Application of Computer Graphics and BIM in Three-Dimensional Visualization and Virtual Reality of Water Conservancy Buildings

Zekun Chang
Simulation and Modeling Applications
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Application of Computer Graphics and BIM in Three-Dimensional Visualization and Virtual Reality of Water Conservancy Buildings

Zekun Chang
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Abstract

This paper combines computer graphics and building information modeling (BIM) technology to propose an innovative three-dimensional visualization optimization algorithm for water conservancy buildings. The algorithm combines BIM data with efficient rendering technology in graphics, and proposes a method based on multi-level model generation and detail processing optimization to improve the rendering speed and accuracy of three-dimensional models. In the experimental part, a BIM model of a large water conservancy project was used for testing. The results show that compared with the traditional rendering method, the algorithm has improved the rendering accuracy by 18.5% and the rendering speed by 30%. In practical applications, this algorithm can effectively reduce the rendering time while ensuring the details and accuracy of the model, providing more accurate and efficient visualization support for water conservancy construction projects. In addition, the visualization effect is displayed through a virtual reality platform, which further verifies the superior performance of the algorithm in a virtual reality environment. The results of this study show that the innovative algorithm based on BIM and computer graphics cannot only improve the design and construction efficiency of water conservancy buildings, but also optimize the engineering management process, and has strong application value and promotion prospects.

Zibo Vocational Institute (CN)
Clean water and sanitation
Openalex Percentile: Top 89%
Simulation and Modeling Applications
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