FME Usage in GeoArchive, Geodetic Survey Process Management

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This presentation describes GeoArchive, a survey data management system based on a PostGIS/PostgreSQL database, and how FME is used to upload, validate and download geodetic survey information for it. See more presentations from the FME User Conference 2014 at: www.safe.com/fmeuc

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GeoArchive Hannu-Pekka Rantaniemi Jüri Lippus CEO, Spatialworld Oy Senior Consultant, Affecto OÜ

Spatialworld Oy

! Founded 1994 as Smallworld Finland, reseller and support organisation for Smallworld products. Nasdaq 1996 with Smallworld, GE 2000, MBO 2002, FME 2004, SpatialBiz plug-ins 2013.

! Related to Safe Software, we do FME sales, provide support, training, consultancy and some development for our customers which are mainly in Finland but also in Estonia and Russia.

! Our motto is ”Working should be fun... at least as fun as possible.” with FME it often is!

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Affecto Company Overview

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Information Management Solutions

Karttakeskus GIS business

Finland

Norway

Sweden

Denmark

Baltic

Net sales: 133 M€ in 2013 Approx. 1100 employees

GeoArchive

GeoArchive has been made by our partner Affecto in Estonia. It manages the whole survey data process aiming that: !  Map and/or network data is

"  up-to-date "  accurate "  reliable "  according to rules "  everything you might wish for …

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GeoArchive is meant for

! Local authorities and companies engaged in geodesy

! Gathering and archiving geodetic surveys and distributing map data based on geodetic surveys to users of GeoArchive

! GeoArchive includes processing of: "  geodetic plans "  executive survey drawings (as-built surveys) "  cadastral unit surveys "  data management jobs

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Two implementations in production

! Elion (TeliaSonera in Estonia) "  workflow to manage network updates "  extract-translate-load process "  data model and mapping rules

! City of Tartu "  to manage survey process and data "  workflow to manage map updates "  based on Estonian national standards

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Components of the solution

! Workflow management ! Technical processing

"  FME from Safe Software "  Microstation DGN V7 and V8 "  Autodesk DWG 2010 and earlier versions

"  mapping rules are held in the database "  validation tests use the same rules

! Filtering approach, only needed data ! Auditing, everything is tracked ! Export on demand into CAD files

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Data flow

Input archive

Intermediate database

Target database

Data from field

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Automatic

Semi automatic

Bills paid after

acceptance

Feedback to fix data

Database of real world objects

! Managing attribute data and geometries of different classes of objects: "  buildings "  roads (road class, roads, road sections) "  water "  geodetic marks "  networks "  etc.

! Data model is dynamic, all descriptions of object classes are stored in database

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Some common details of the implementations ! Processing of geodetic surveys and some other

map data management jobs "  initiation, accepting, rejecting, registration etc.

! Uploading files of geodetic surveys (FME) "  Microstation DGN "  Autodesk DWG

! Validation of uploads files (FME) "  validation rules are based on Estonian legislation "  validation rules are described in FME "  easy to modify for local needs with FME

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More common details of the implementations ! Uploading object geometries from files to database

‘middle layer’ "  objects in the ‘middle layer’ are not visible for all

! Correction of uploaded geometries in GeoArchive UI ! Surveys map data is made public on final

acceptance of the survey "  browsing the map (public data) in GeoArchive map

window "  downloading surveys uploaded files "  downloading an extract of a map data from specified

area (FME) 11

An example from the Workbench

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Accepted data. Colored to separate it clearly.

Rejected data. To be sent back with an error report

Survey search tool

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Survey information

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Map view (surveys done)

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Map window for editing

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Sample Input

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Existing Network New Build

Benefits

! Increased processing speed, from 3-5 weeks per project to 2-3 days

! Traceability, increased reliability

! Consistency throughout the organisation

! Workload balancing

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Another benefit is a view to multiple data sources

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Lessons Learnt

! Standardisation is the key to success ! Automated quality checks ! Shallow acceptance curve, to put it nicely (normal

resistance against anything new…) ! Constant monitoring of the entire process chain ! Bills paid only after documentation has been

accepted

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Thank You!

"  Questions?

"  For more information: "  Hannu-Pekka.Rantaniemi@spatialworld.fi "  Jyri.Lippus@Affecto.com

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