Three-dimensional modeling of Anapa bay-bar based on air laser scanning data

3D modeling is a modern way of visualizing spatial data, which is increasingly used in scientific research. Has an advantage over traditional 2D cartographic models. In the process of studying the coastline of the Black Sea coast at the Anapa bay-bar for the period 2013-2020, a number of works on air laser scanning and digital aerial photography were carried out. This work resulted in a variety of cartographic materials and three-dimensional models. The process of modeling and analysis largely depends on the software, which determines the detail, visual, decryption and other properties of the models.