Spatial ETL is a process that extracts, transforms, and loads spatial data to enable data sharing through web services. It supports various spatial data formats and sources. Spatial ETL can transform and integrate data from multiple sources into a single data model and output format. It then loads and publishes the data to make it available through web services for use in applications and by consumers on demand. Spatial ETL plays a key role in enabling organizations to leverage web services and share their spatial data.

1. Using Spatial ETL for Web Services-Based Data Sharing Don Murray - Safe Software Inc.

3. What is Spatial ETL?

5. Extract

6. Extract

7. Transform

10. Load

12. Spatial ETL Brings Data to Applications

13. Spatial ETL In Action

14. Spatial ETL Supported Data Circa 1995 Slide Spatial ETL

15. Spatial ETL Supported Data Circa 2009 Slide

16. Spatial ETL Data Sources

19. How Spatial ETL enables Services-Based Data Sharing Slide

20. #1 – Spatial ETL Behind the Scenes Slide Database loading

21. #1 – Spatial ETL Behind the Scenes Slide Raster Tile Generation

23. #3 – Spatial ETL and Data Validation Slide

27. #5 Spatial ETL Consuming Web Services Problem: The number of web services is growing quickly. Spatial ETL makes it easy to leverage services in your applications.

30. Simple Real World Data Streaming