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The complete step-by-step tutorial is available in the <a href="{{ '/software/tutorials/urban-3d-reconstruction/' | relative_url }}">Urban Sensors 3D Reconstruction</a> page. This link goes to the workflow explaining sparse-sensor selection, low-cost decomposition, field reconstruction, error evaluation and comparison with the original CFD solution.

The related research page is available here: <a href="{{ '/research/ai-models/ai-urban-flows/2026-from-sensors-to-3d-reconstruction/' | relative_url }}">From Sensors to 3D Reconstruction</a>. This link goes to the research summary describing the motivation, methodology, datasets and reconstruction results for the low-cost 3D reconstruction work.
The related research page is available here: <a href="{{ '/_research/ai-models/ai-urban-flows/2026-from-sensors-to-3d-reconstruction/' | relative_url }}">From Sensors to 3D Reconstruction</a>. This link goes to the research summary describing the motivation, methodology, datasets and reconstruction results for the low-cost 3D reconstruction work.

## 2. Temporal Prediction of Urban Flow Fields

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