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Virtual 3D cities are becoming increasingly important as a means of visually communicating diverse urban-related information. To\udget a deeper understanding of a human’s cognitive experience of virtual 3D cities, this paper presents a user study on the human\udability to perceive building categories (e.g. residential home, office building, building with shops etc.) from geometric 3D building\udrepresentations. The study reveals various dependencies between geometric properties of the 3D representations and the\udperceptibility of the building categories. Knowledge about which geometries are relevant, helpful or obstructive for perceiving a\udspecific building category is derived. The importance and usability of such knowledge is demonstrated based on a perception-guided\ud3D building abstraction process

UNDERSTANDING HUMAN PERCEPTION OF BUILDING CATEGORIES IN VIRTUAL 3D CITIES - A USER STUDY