From Outdoor to Indoor: 3D and Venue Mapping – FME Summer Camp
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Indoor mapping is an exciting new opportunity for business, but it does not come without challenges. With complex data conversion, the merging of spatial and tabular data, and the added difficulty of changing venues, it can turn any venue into a Mess Hall. By adding new Readers and Writers to FME 2018–including IMDF–we're making it easy for you to validate, update, automate, and analyze indoor mapping data.
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Join us as we walk through the AEC project lifecycle and explore how FME can help you increase operational efficiency at each stage of the project. Through customer stories and live demos, we will explore tips for overcoming common data challenges using FME including:
- Creating data transformation workflows, such as CAD to GIS, point clouds to 3D models, and integrating data for facilities management.
- Automating data integration workflows without any coding.
We will run a Q&A session at the end to answer any questions you might have. Make sure to tune in!
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The document summarizes using FME for several mapping and geospatial data projects. It describes using FME to generate web map tiles from meteorological forecast models for Pelmorex in near real-time. It also discusses using FME Cloud to dynamically provision compute capacity for tile generation every 12 hours to process large amounts of data. Finally, it mentions that the approach costs $80 per run compared to $300,000 if done on-premises.
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From airports to railways to roads, infrastructure asset handling is a complex task that inevitably involves a wide range of incompatible formats given the different applications and standards involved in design, management and data exchange. Using real cases, this webinar will demonstrate how FME can overcome data interoperability challenges commonly encountered in infrastructure asset handling and streamline processes.
Machine Learning with Apache Spark
Presented by David Taieb, Architect, IBM Cloud Data Services
Along with Spark Streaming, Spark SQL and GraphX, MLLib is one of the four key architectural components of Spark. It provides easy-to-use (even for beginners), powerful Machine Learning APIs that are designed to work in parallel using Spark RDDs. In this session, we’ll introduce the different algorithms available in MLLib, e.g. supervised learning with classification (binary and multi class) and regression but also unsupervised learning with clustering (K-means) and recommendation systems. We’ll conclude the presentation with a deep dive on a sample machine learning application built with Spark MLLib that predicts whether a scheduled flight will be delayed or not. This application trains a model using data from real flight information. The labeled flight data is combined with weather data from the “Insight for Weather” service available on IBM Bluemix Cloud Platform to form the training, test and blind data. Even if you are not a black belt in machine learning, you will learn in this session how to leverage powerful Machine Learning algorithms available in Spark to build interesting predictive and prescriptive applications.
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FME World Tour 2015 - Around the World - Ken Bragg
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IMGS 2015 - IMGS Technology Update - Ciaran Kirk
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BIM workflows give facilities managers, architects, and engineers key information for better-informed infrastructure planning and management. But how do you migrate to a BIM system when your current data is stored in CAD? Through a real-world international airport example, find out how CAD and engineering data can be centralized in a Document Management System (Autodesk Vault) and GIS database (SQL Server Spatial) using FME, and learn how to create BIM workflows from CAD data.
Sridhar S - Resume - Mar-2016
Sridhar S is seeking a position as a GIS/MIS professional with over 10 years of experience in projects involving utilities mapping. He has expertise in survey planning, data conversion, network mapping, and report generation. Notable projects include electrical asset mapping for TANGEDCO, telecom network data cleanup for AT&T, and cable TV network modeling for Comcast. Sridhar aims to effectively manage teams and deliver high-quality work on schedule.
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Join us to discover actionable insights for elevating your airport operations. We've partnered with three airports and contractor teams to share real-world FME applications in airport environments:
In Segment 1, hear from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and Axim Geospatial on how FME streamlined the flow of data between their Cityworks Asset Management System and their GIS, enhancing airport staff's experience by reducing manual effort and paperwork duplication.
Segment 2 will take you on Philadelphia International Airport’s geospatial roadmap journey, alongside their Spatial Services group, C&S Companies. Discover how FME is integral in bridging data integration gaps between BIM/CAD/GIS and their asset management platform, overcoming previous hurdles and improving data integration efficiency.
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Don’t miss the chance to discover how FME is transforming airport operations, paving the way for enhanced efficiency and reduced operational costs. Register today!
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Sandeep Grandhi (1)
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The document describes several case studies of using FME for spatial data processing and management tasks:
1) The Iowa Department of Transportation uses FME to ingest and publish snow plow data from vehicle trackers and dashcams for public viewing to improve winter driving safety.
2) A Spanish region uses FME to convert and publish spatial data on GitHub for open collaboration.
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Challenge accepted: IBM Cloud onboarding & Upgrades to IBM Notes Browser Plug-in
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SUTOL 2015 - Challenge accepted: IBM Cloud onboarding & Upgrades to IBM Notes...
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Improve Operational Efficiency in AEC with Data Integration
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FME World Tour 2015 - Around the World - Ken Bragg
FME World Tour 2015 - Around the World - Ken Bragg
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Taking Off with FME: Elevating Airport Operations to New Heights
BIM for Operations Mr. Wood Douglas, BIM Software Architect, IBM Corporation
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Challenge accepted: IBM Cloud onboarding & Upgrades to IBM Notes Browser Plug-in
Challenge accepted: IBM Cloud onboarding & Upgrades to IBM Notes Browser Plug-in
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From Outdoor to Indoor: 3D and Venue Mapping – FME Summer Camp
- 1. – FME Summer Camp – FROM OUTDOOR TO INDOOR: INDOOR MAPPING YOUR VENUE Dave Campanas & Don Murray 1 hour webinar with Q&A #SafeWebinar
- 2. We spend 90% of our time indoors! Why Indoor Mapping? Indoor space management / planning Indoor navigation
- 3. IMDF HERE Venue Format OGC IndoorGML SAP HANA ArcGIS Indoors WRLD3D IBM TRIRIGA Autodesk Revit (IFC)
- 4. Indoor Mapping Challenge: Strict requirements ● Convert data to fit strict data model specifications. ● CAD standards help, but CAD data is not sufficient. ● IMDF specifications: https://register.apple.com/resources/imdf/
- 5. Indoor Map Physical Floorplan Data Facilities Management Floorplan Usage info Indoor Mapping Challenge: Multiple Data Sources
- 6. Challenge: Venues are constantly changing Keep your indoor map up to date as the venue and source datasets change.
- 7. FME hides the details so you can focus on building your indoor mapping data quickly and effectively.
- 8. Build indoor mapping datasets using FME ● Convert floor plans and ancillary data into indoor mapping formats. ● Validate against specifications to ensure data meets standards. ● No coding involved. FME workflows are created using a visual interface.
- 9. first Read source data sets Integrate internal data models, BIM, CAD, databases … Prepare for output Convert data to your indoor mapping system of choice. Validate data e.g. For IMDF, pass it to the IMDFValidator and get a data quality report. third Write to output Write to destination format and send to map provider, e.g. Apple Maps Connect. last WORKFLOW: CREATING INDOOR MAPPING DATA
- 10. Prepare for output Convert to indoor mapping format requirements. ❏ Georeferencing (lat-long) ❏ Semantic enrichment ❏ Classification ❏ Schema mapping ❏ Cleaning WORKFLOW: CREATING INDOOR MAPPING DATA
- 11. • IMDFValidator transformer on FME Hub. • Web service — upload your IMDF data and get a link to your validation report. safe.com/imdf Demo: Validating IMDF data Your product
- 12. Underneath: IMDF business rules Our process
- 13. AIRPORTS
- 15. Schiphol Goal: Preferred Airport in Europe Best passenger experience Digital share and open data Indoor wayfinding / navigation
- 16. Challenges ● Data quality ● IT architecture
- 17. first Source data Asset and building information. Preparation Enhance data and validate it. Build wayfinding data Routing and navigation, floor plans, points of interest, shopping information. third Distribute To Schiphol API, Apple Maps, Google Maps, and more. last SCHIPHOL WORKFLOW
- 19. Looking ahead... Create a “digital twin” using a feedback loop with: ● Real-time sensors ● Crowdsourced observations ● Spatial and tabular data
- 20. “FME is the ‘ETL glue’ between geo platforms to keep data up to date and in sync.” Webinar: watch Schiphol present at fme.ly/ams
- 21. Example: Victoria BC Canada Airport ● Convert ArcGIS Geodatabase to IMDF for use in Apple Maps. ● Source Data stored in 3 Geodatabases, one for each floor. ● Steps: clean up and snap geometries, prepare output, write to IMDF specifications, validate IMDF.
- 22. Victoria Workflow ❏ Read source ArcGIS Geodatabase ❏ Georeference to UTM Zone 10 ❏ Clean geometry ❏ Map schema attributes and values ❏ Combine rooms for levels/footprints ❏ Write IMDF & generate validation report
- 23. Converting Victoria internal model to IMDF
- 24. EXAMPLE: Vancouver Int’l Airport YVR converted their internal GeoJSON data model to various formats and built a mobile app.
- 25. Example: San Francisco Airport Converting PostGIS to IMDF for use in Apple Maps.
- 26. Example: Visualizing YVR in 3D (PDF, KML)
- 27. Convert Indoor Mapping Data for Other Applications ● To another indoor mapping format for use by other applications. E.g. HERE Venue Format ● To another system for visualization and analysis, e.g. 3D PDF, KML. ● To an editing environment like ArcGIS. YVR indoor map converted to ArcGIS Indoors
- 29. Example: University Campus ● Convert campus CAD plans to IMDF for use in Apple Maps. ● Steps (fme.ly/imdftutorial): ○ Align and preprocess DWG floor plans in AutoCAD. ○ Convert edited DWG to IMDF in FME.
- 30. Example: University of Massachusetts Amherst ● Integrate data from buildings, outdoor spaces, utilities, and transportation, and maintain it in a data warehouse, enabling campus-wide analytics in Tableau. ○ Data comes from CAD, GIS, BIM. ● Read more: https://www.safe.com/customers/umass-amherst/
- 31. Example: University of Washington ● Facilities Management team needed to convert the campus map from AutoCAD to Geodatabase whenever the source data is updated. ● FME Workspace: CAD to GIS conversion plus data validation. ● Automation: run whenever the CAD plan changes. Report data errors to the team. ● Read more: https://www.safe.com/customers/university-of-washington/
- 32. Keep Indoor Mapping Data Up To Date Build FME Workflow once and… ● Run your FME workflow on demand, updating the indoor mapping dataset as venue changes. ● Run conversion workflows on a schedule or in response to an event. ● Send alerts when a new dataset is generated or fails validation.
- 33. FME Server / FME Cloud
- 34. Example: IBM TRIRIGA to IMDF IBM TRIRIGA Facility Management System ➔ CAD is well defined thanks to CAD Integrator ➔ Associated TRIRIGA Database with facility usage info
- 35. Summary ● Connect to various indoor mapping formats with FME 2018.1. ● Ensure data meets requirements, e.g. use the IMDFValidator to ensure you meet Apple standards. ● Check FME Hub for transformers and templates. ● Use FME Server or FME Cloud to automate the workflow.
- 36. Resources More on IMDF: fme.ly/indoors safe.com/revit hub.safe.com for templates (ArcGIS Indoors, TRIRIGA, HERE, IndoorGML) Tutorial: fme.ly/imdftutorial Airports: Visit our booth at ACI in Nashville
- 38. See you at the same time next week! safe.com/webinars
- 39. Thank you! Questions? Get a free trial of FME at www.safe.com