The document discusses mapping facilities data from ARCHIBUS using ArcGIS. It provides an overview of using ArcGIS Online in Web Central to visualize asset locations on maps. Integrating ARCHIBUS with desktop and server GIS allows leveraging existing GIS data and seeing facilities in real-world context. The full capabilities of ARCHIBUS and GIS include authoring tools, database connections, dashboards, links between applications, geometry, geoprocessing, visualization, and automated workflows.

1. C16: Mapping ARCHIBUS
Eric MaxfieldEric Maxfield
Monday, 3 May, 2010

2. Overview
Agenda: Mapping ARCHIBUS with ArcGIS
– OverviewOverview
– Background
ArcGIS Online in Web Central– ArcGIS Online in Web Central
– Advanced Solutions
• ARCHIBUS with Desktop & Server GIS• ARCHIBUS with Desktop & Server GIS
• Extending Web Central views
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3. Overview
• Needs
– Where are our assets?Where are our assets?
– What is their context?
See various data all together– See various data all together
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4. Overview
• Benefits
– Visualize portfolio holdings on a mapVisualize portfolio holdings on a map
– Geographic drill-down to details for buildings,
properties, work requests,…properties, work requests,…
– Thematic maps across site, campus, world
– Locate and manage outside equipmentLocate and manage outside equipment
– Emergency preparedness and response
Correlate and share CAD/BIM geometry– Correlate and share CAD/BIM geometry
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5. BACKGROUND
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6. Background
• What is ARCHIBUS?
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7. Background
• What is a GIS?
Geographic– Geographic
Information System
Models
DatabasesMaps
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8. Background
• What is ArcGIS?
Family of platforms– Family of platforms
and services provided
by ESRI
• Desktop Applications
• Web Services
• Geodatabase
• APIs
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9. Background
• Geospatially-Enabled
ARCHIBUSARCHIBUS
– Database
– Applicationspp
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10. MAP VIEWS IN WEB CENTRAL
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11. Map Views in Web Central
• ArcGIS Online
– Maps served over the WebMaps served over the Web
– Included with v.18.2+ with no added cost
Geocode assets by street address– Geocode assets by street address
• US, Canada, & EU
– Plot locations of assets:– Plot locations of assets:
• Buildings
• Propertiesope t es
• Structures
• ….
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19. DESKTOP & SERVER GIS
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20. ARCHIBUS with Desktop & Server GIS
• Author, analyze, publish data and services
• Benefits:• Benefits:
– Detailed picture of campus or installation
L i ti GIS– Leverage existing GIS
– See and analyze parcels, buildings, floor
plans in ‘real world’ contextplans in real world context
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41. ARCHIBUS & GIS
• What’s in the box?
– Maps in Web Central ViewsMaps in Web Central Views
• Integrated into core workflows
• Solution templatesp
– Web map app’s linked with Web Central
– Desktop CAD-to-GIS authoring toolsDesktop CAD to GIS authoring tools
– Database connection scripts
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42. ARCHIBUS & GIS
• Many Options!
– DashboardsDashboards
– Links to/from other applications
Geometry– Geometry
– Geoprocessing & Visualization
Automated Workflows– Automated Workflows
– Additional Assets
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43. DEMONSTRATION
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44. QUESTIONS & DISCUSSION
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