In urban climate studies, the radiative exchange component is essential, hence urban geometry has been investigated in a view factor framework for decades. The sky view factor (SVF) is a commonly used 3-d indicator and represents the fraction of the overlying hemisphere occupied by the sky. It can be calculated by hemispheric pictures taken by cameras with fish-eye lenses. In this thesis a new code has been developed to define SVF based on 360-degree street view through produced the coordinate processing of the panoramic image which is an effect that can be comparable to the output obtained from traditional fish-eye camera.