Port terminal and container park: interactive 3D twin with live vehicle positions

An interactive 3D model of a container park at Port Botany, Sydney, and the terminal next door, built in the browser from public aerial imagery. What it shows: Container stacks detected on the 25 cm aerial photo, heights estimated from shadows The quay cranes, ships at the berths from AIS, the tug harbour Yard vehicles at their latest reported positions, moving as GPS fixes arrive, with stale and offline states A road truck's visit followed from the gate to the block face, where a handler lifts its box Find a container, colour by height, a control-room view, live weather Display mode for a touch screen or a holographic display Vehicle positions come from a simulated GPS feed and are labelled as such on screen. Not live operations. Imagery: State of New South Wales (Spatial Services), CC BY 4.0; Esri, Maxar. Elevation: Copernicus GLO-30 (ESA). Roads and rail: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Truck cab "Semi Truck Baked" by 3DE_Study, Sketchfab, CC BY 4.0. Music: original, generated for this video. 10ⁿ Tech, Dubai. www.10n.tech TAGS digital twin, port digital twin, container terminal, container park, 3D map, GPS tracking, yard management, Port Botany, logistics visualisation, 10n Tech