osgEarth编译：https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/35015349（64位的Osg+OsgEarth+VS2015+QT编译）
>>https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1XE411o7kE?from=search&seid=13796575700402180068
如果只是想DEM三维可视化，或者水流模拟，qgis就可以：https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPIP3ais28U
http://docs.osgearth.org/en/latest/
1.Build编译
Building osgEarth
osgEarth is a cross-platform library. It uses the CMake build system. You will need version 3.0 or newer. (This is the same build system that OpenSceneGraph uses.)
- Platform specific guides
Get the Source Code
Option 1: use GIT
osgEarth is hosted on GitHub. You will need a git client to access it. We recommend TortoiseGitfor Windows users.
To clone the repository, point your client at:
git://github.com/gwaldron/osgearth.git
Option 2: download a tagged version
To download a tarball or ZIP archive of the source code, visit the osgEarth Tags and select the one you want. The latest official release will be at or near the top.
Get the Dependencies
Required dependencies
- OpenSceneGraph 3.6 or later
- GDAL 2.4 or later - Geospatial Data Abstraction Layer
- CURL - HTTP transfer library (comes with OpenSceneGraph 3rd party library distros)
Recommended pre-built dependencies
- Windows: Use vcpkg to install required dependencies
- AlphaPixel has pre-built OSG and 3rd-party dependencies for various architectures.
- Pre-built GDAL binaries for various architectures.
Optional dependencies: osgEarth will compile without them. Look and decide what you need
GEOS 3.2.0 or later - C++ library for topological operations. osgEarth uses GEOS to perform various geometry operations like buffering and intersections. If you plan to use vector feature data in osgEarth, you probably want this.
- SQLite - Self-contained, serverless, zero-configuration, transactional SQL database engine. Used for accessing sqlite/mbtiles datasets. You may need these tips to create the necessary .lib file from the .def and .dll files included in the Windows binaries:http://eli.thegreenplace.net/2009/09/23/compiling-sqlite-on-windows
Build it
Make sure you built OSG and all the dependencies first.
osgEarth uses CMake, version 2.8 or later. Since OSG uses CMake as well, once you get OSG built the process should be familiar.
Here are a few tips.
- Always do an “out-of-source” build with CMake. That is, use a build directory that is separate from the source code. This makes it easier to maintain separate versions and to keep GIT updates clean.
- For optional dependencies (like GEOS), just leave the CMake field blank if you are not using it.
- For the OSG dependencies, just input the OSG_DIR variable, and when you generate CMake will automatically find all the other OSG directories.
- As always, check the forum if you have problems!
Good luck!!