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Field Mapping Wetlands with an iOS app and FME ServerRob Knight & Pete FinchDirector & Contractor: Community Mapping Network

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FME Server Notifications

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Publication Parameters

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Topic sends JSON to the workspace

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Workspace

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Topic sent after workspace completion

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Subscription Service

The subscription service receives the JSON created by the EmailGenerator and sends an email through gmail to the site administrator and the Wetlandkeeper who submitted data.

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Processing GPS data with FME Server – a second data submission service.

Similar to the .csv file processing, CMN is using FME Server to receive emails with .gpx files attachmented.

A workspace reads and rewrites the .gpx file using a Regular Expression with waypoint names that define the plant size category.

Each .gpx can have 100s of waypoints and FME server automates field data processing before posting to the Invasive Species Atlas.

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Processed .gpx point data is posted to http://Spartina.ca by size categories

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About the Community Mapping Network (CMN)

The CMN has been helping communities in British Columbia and Canada since 2000 to map sensitive habitats and species distributions using customized data entry and digitizing tools integrated with links to local/remote data sets, WMS sources, geo-referenced videos and SHIM projects. The Atlas Gallery now has over sixty user friendly atlases using Mapguide Open Source. By providing accurate and up to date information, the CMN and its many partners will help plan sustainable communities.

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Thank You!

Questions?

For more information:

Rob Knight [email protected]

Pete Finch [email protected]

Community Mapping Network

http://www.cmnbc.ca


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