Geospatial Data Management for Engineering and Geosaptial Professionals

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Short presentation at SA Geotech 2017 on the challenges and opportunities in managing geospatial data within a BIM context. Good data governance, flexible mapping technology and operational demands are key factors.

Geospatial Data Management for
Engineering and Geospatial
Professionals
by Kendall James, Hexagon Geospatial

Geospatial Data Management
The opportunities and challenges
26 July 2017
Kendall James, Business Development Africa

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The aim is to provide access
to the right information, at the
right time, in the right format
and at the right cost taking
into account the opportunity
cost as well as project cost.

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Challenges
• Vast array of data types
• Inconsistent data quality
• Lack of good metadata
• Data volume
• Multiple systems and disparate
formats
• It’s simple more than 3D
• Ability to catalogue, store, analyse
and access
• Also about non-geospatial data
Analytics
Point Clouds
Vector
3D
Raster

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Opportunities
Focus on 3 key areas:
• Good governance
• Geospatial data acquisition
• Geospatial data storage, access, retrieval and
dissemination
• Sensors (IoT)
• Mapping technology
• Flexible
• Innovative
• Operational demands
• It is the key driver
• Measurable ROI
• Quickest ROI
Geospatial is the glue that holds everything
together.

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Key areas:
• Data acquisition
• Standards
• Policies
• Methodologies
• Processing
• Quality assurance
• Metadata
• Data storage
• Access and retrieval
• Dissemination
• Sensors
• Internet of Things (IoT)
• Monitoring
• Reporting
• Prediction & patterns
Good governance
Image source: huffingtonpost.com

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Key areas:
• Flexible
• Multiple and various data stores
• Catalogue of all geospatial and asset
data
• 3D, 4D etc
• Easily and quickly deployable
• Innovative
• Work on any platform
• Cloud or on premise
• Geoprocessing on-the-fly
• Easy to maintain
• Value lives with the data
• All about the output
• Speak to its audience
Mapping technologies

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It’s all about your “Bounding Box”
A user should be able to draw a bounding box on a map, declare a slice of
time, and discover and access all the available, relevant & authorized
information within that area.
Geospatial Data
Maps, Imagery, Features, Terrain, Place
Names, Buildings, Infrastructure, Roads,
Political Boundaries, Hydrographic,
Geodetic, etc.
Location References in Structured
Data
Relational Databases, Travel Itineraries,
Financial Transactions, Corporate Data,
Personnel Records, Statistical Data, etc.
Sensor Data
EO, Spectral, Radar, LiDAR,
Infrared, FMV, in situ, GPS,
etc.
Access from Any Device
Desktop, Laptop, PDA, Wireless,
Smartphone
Location References in Unstructured Data
News Reports, Publications, Manifests, Internet, World
Wide Web, Audio, Video, etc.

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Africa’s time is now. As technology
drives mobility and connectivity in
urbanized societies, African cities
continuously seek to establish new
infrastructure and city systems that
will enable transition, and position
them as global leaders and next
generation cities.
- Dr. Hamadoun Touré, Executive Director, Smart Africa

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Stay in touch
Kendall James
Business Development - Africa
+27 (0)79 649 1270
kendall.james@hexagongeospatial.com
www.facebook.com/hexagongeospatial
@doylersa @hexgeospatial
www.linkedin.com/company/hexagon-geospatial
www.hexagongeospatial.com

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Geospatial Data Management for Engineering and Geosaptial Professionals

1. Geospatial Data Management for Engineering and Geospatial Professionals by Kendall James, Hexagon Geospatial

2. Geospatial Data Management The opportunities and challenges 26 July 2017 Kendall James, Business Development Africa

3. Confidential3 Confidential3 The aim is to provide access to the right information, at the right time, in the right format and at the right cost taking into account the opportunity cost as well as project cost.

4. Confidential4 Challenges • Vast array of data types • Inconsistent data quality • Lack of good metadata • Data volume • Multiple systems and disparate formats • It’s simple more than 3D • Ability to catalogue, store, analyse and access • Also about non-geospatial data Analytics Point Clouds Vector 3D Raster

5. Confidential5 Opportunities Focus on 3 key areas: • Good governance • Geospatial data acquisition • Geospatial data storage, access, retrieval and dissemination • Sensors (IoT) • Mapping technology • Flexible • Innovative • Operational demands • It is the key driver • Measurable ROI • Quickest ROI Geospatial is the glue that holds everything together.

6. Confidential6 Key areas: • Data acquisition • Standards • Policies • Methodologies • Processing • Quality assurance • Metadata • Data storage • Access and retrieval • Dissemination • Sensors • Internet of Things (IoT) • Monitoring • Reporting • Prediction & patterns Good governance Image source: huffingtonpost.com

7. Confidential7 Key areas: • Flexible • Multiple and various data stores • Catalogue of all geospatial and asset data • 3D, 4D etc • Easily and quickly deployable • Innovative • Work on any platform • Cloud or on premise • Geoprocessing on-the-fly • Easy to maintain • Value lives with the data • All about the output • Speak to its audience Mapping technologies

8. 8 Operational demands

9. Confidential9 It’s all about your “Bounding Box” A user should be able to draw a bounding box on a map, declare a slice of time, and discover and access all the available, relevant & authorized information within that area. Geospatial Data Maps, Imagery, Features, Terrain, Place Names, Buildings, Infrastructure, Roads, Political Boundaries, Hydrographic, Geodetic, etc. Location References in Structured Data Relational Databases, Travel Itineraries, Financial Transactions, Corporate Data, Personnel Records, Statistical Data, etc. Sensor Data EO, Spectral, Radar, LiDAR, Infrared, FMV, in situ, GPS, etc. Access from Any Device Desktop, Laptop, PDA, Wireless, Smartphone Location References in Unstructured Data News Reports, Publications, Manifests, Internet, World Wide Web, Audio, Video, etc.

10. Confidential10 Confidential10 Africa’s time is now. As technology drives mobility and connectivity in urbanized societies, African cities continuously seek to establish new infrastructure and city systems that will enable transition, and position them as global leaders and next generation cities. - Dr. Hamadoun Touré, Executive Director, Smart Africa

11. Thank you

12. Confidential12 Stay in touch Kendall James Business Development - Africa +27 (0)79 649 1270 kendall.james@hexagongeospatial.com www.facebook.com/hexagongeospatial @doylersa @hexgeospatial www.linkedin.com/company/hexagon-geospatial www.hexagongeospatial.com

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