In response to a customer request, this presentation demonstrates the ability to determine network serviceability based on Oracle Spatial data using FME. Various transformers are utilized to determine serving points for a neighborhood, formatted into a report which is made available as a web page as well as emailed. The report data is also displayed on a Google Maps map with various underlying Oracle Spatial layers.

1. Determining Network Serviceability
Robert Hegarty

2. FLIGHT PLAN
Prototype Solution –
Quick Serviceability Determination
● User provides input location
● Process location against Oracle
Spatial data layers
● Produce requested outputs

3. Can I provide service to
this prospective customer?
● Sales enters location to target for prospects
● Input is in LL DD
● Input location is used to determine specific target addresses from Oracle
Spatial Address table
● Target addresses are compared to Oracle Spatial Network layers
● Target addresses are reported with network characteristics if available
(serviceable)
● Output is available on mobile device and desktop

4. Prototype Workspace

5. Key Transformers used:
Reprojector
Clipper
PointOnAreaOverlayer
HTML Report Generator
HTML Layouter
HTML2PDFConvertor
Emailer

6. The Workspace

7. Collect Inputs

8. Create Address Report Table

9. Create Google Map Insert

10. Assemble and Distribute Outputs

11. It’s Movie Time

12. Launch Prototype Workflow
Movie Here:

13. The Outputs

14. HTML, Email, & PDF Outputs

15. Place your screenshot here
Web Browser
View
Firefox view of IIS web
site serving report.
Node Boundary layer
from Oracle DB was
omitted from video,
displayed here in blue.

16. iPHONE View
The original request was to be
able to view results on mobile
platform. Here is the generated
HTML report served in IIS and
viewed on iOS Firefox.
Place your screenshot
here

17. Questions?

18. THANK YOU!
Robert Hegarty
Robert.Hegarty@bentley.com
Skype: RLHegarty
Twitter: @rl_gis