This document promotes FME software and its capabilities. It discusses FME's ability to connect, transform, and automate data from a wide variety of formats. These include geospatial formats like CAD, GIS, rasters, point clouds, and web services as well as non-geospatial formats like tables. The document also describes FME Server and FME Cloud for automating data movement and sharing.
5. Why we do what we do.
You should be free to use
whatever data you want.
Your data shouldn’t be locked
into systems, applications, or
formats.
Your time is too valuable to be
wasted fighting with data.
FME is all about Freedom.
Freedom to get the most value from data everywhere.
7. New to FME?
Get your bearings from our Getting
Started Page:
www.safe.com/fme/getting-started
Learn from our crew in one of the
weekly FME Overview webinars:
http://www.safe.com/WeeklyIntro
14. FME Server
Provide Self-Serve Access
FME Server brings the power of FME
to the enterprise, with enhanced
automation capabilities.
Deliver Data How It’s Needed Automatically Move Data
With FME Server You Can...
15. With FME Cloud You Can...
FME Cloud
Provide Self-Serve Access
Welcome to a whole new way to
deploy FME Server!
Deliver Data How It’s Needed Automatically Move Data
With FME Server You Can...
FME Cloud is FME Server!
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CONTROL
CENTER
1 82 59 26.098235061 - 41 30 43.068175401 + Good NAV RED INCANDESCENT 120/12 9.24 61
2 82 59 26.563977418 - 41 30 43.362121522 + Good NAV GRN INCANDESCENT 120/12 9.24 61
3 82 59 27.002814710 - 41 30 43.641866642 + Good NAV RED INCANDESCENT 120/12 9.24 61
4 82 59 27.463651489 - 41 30 43.939960952 + Good NAV GRN INCANDESCENT 120/12 9.24 61
5 82 59 27.905565366 - 41 30 44.219406077 + Good NAV RED INCANDESCENT 120/12 9.24 61
6 82 59 28.380990900 - 41 30 44.520466955 + Good NAV GRN INCANDESCENT 120/12 9.24 61
7 82 59 28.820540125 - 41 30 44.791771643 + Good NAV RED INCANDESCENT 120/12 9.24 61
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35. FME Server
Provide Self-Serve Access
FME Server brings the power of FME
to the enterprise, with enhanced
automation capabilities.
Deliver Data How It’s Needed Automatically Move Data
With FME Server You Can...
36. With FME Cloud You Can...
FME Cloud
Provide Self-Serve Access
Welcome to a whole new way to
deploy FME Server!
Deliver Data How It’s Needed Automatically Move Data
With FME Server You Can...
FME Cloud is FME Server!
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The different data contexts that FME supports
And the very early version of FME is still available as the SAIF translator – see the link
An explosion of format and the data contexts we work in – in the order we more or less added them to FME:CAD & GIS – still the bread and butter of Safe usersSpatial Databases – starting with SDE and Smallworld!Non-spatial – always been a part of FME but we’ve been focusing on this more – Excel, CSV. We could include Non_SQL databasesRaster – the first of the non-vector formats added to FMEPoint Cloud – the first of the massive datasetsWeb / XML / GML: huge advances in XML / GML in FME 20143D & BIM : Very complex hierarchical structures in CityGML, IFC, RevitCloud: could be cloud and big data : Amazon redshift, Amazon DynamoDB(No-SQL), Mark-Logic (No-SQL), Azure, AGOL, GME etc. Internet of ThingsWhat’s next? Video?Internet of Things: real time sensor type data. Mostly transmitted as XML or JSON
A Wordle of the most popular formats. (log scale!!!)Geodatabase – in it’s many forms of enterprise, file and personal finally wins the format raceACAD in it’s many forms of AutoCAD, Civil 3d, Object data… a close second SHAPE is less common than it used to be!!! Used to be the clear leaderORACLE is a surprising runner up
An explosion of format and the data contexts we work in – in the order we more or less added them to FME:CAD & GIS – still the bread and butter of Safe usersSpatial Databases – starting with SDE and Smallworld!Non-spatial – always been a part of FME but we’ve been focusing on this more – Excel, CSV. We could include Non_SQL databasesRaster – the first of the non-vector formats added to FMEPoint Cloud – the first of the massive datasetsWeb / XML / GML: huge advances in XML / GML in FME 20143D & BIM : Very complex hierarchical structures in CityGML, IFC, RevitCloud: could be cloud and big data : Amazon redshift, Azure, AGOL, GME etc.What’s next? Video?Internet of Things: real time sensor type data. Mostly transmitted as XML or JSON
Behind all of this is the 400+ transformers used to support the wide range of systems FME supports.Still the most common transformers are the attribute manipulation transformation tools.
The core of FME. CAD, GIS & Spatial DatabasesCAD – focus on layout and drawing clarity. Very particular about text placement and symbologyGIS – focus on attribution and analysis – data quality.
Spatial databases – the ‘single source’ for GISComplex data modelsGeometryAttributionRelationshipsNetworksannotation
FME’s first spatial database was SDE. Now it includes a wide variety of Geodatabase variants, Oracle , GE Smallworld
All sorts of raster manipulation. DEM , tiling , reproject and in the middle classification and polygon formation
..and KML as well
Amazon RDS, Google Big Table, Dynamo DB
Behind all of this is the 400+ transformers used to support the wide range of systems FME supports.Still the most common transformers are the attribute manipulation transformation tools.