2010 Indiana GIS Conference · 2012-06-03 · Citrix Ready™ AutoCAD Map 3D • AutoCAD Map 3D •...
Transcript of 2010 Indiana GIS Conference · 2012-06-03 · Citrix Ready™ AutoCAD Map 3D • AutoCAD Map 3D •...
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Maximize Your Data from CAD to GISPaul ChurchillApplication EngineerSeiler Instrument
2010 Indiana GIS Conference
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Agenda
• Streamline workflows discussion
• Maximize the value of geospatial data
• Converting, accessing, and moving data.
• Benefits and limitations.
• Import and Export using FDO and external databases.
• Hands on - GPS collection project will be brought into AutoCAD Map 3D 2010 to show how it integrates with an existing GIS/CAD system.
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The Details
• The purpose of this demonstration to highlight a key
functions that can help everyone realize productivity
gains. Demonstrate the value and benefits of data
attributes using AutoCAD Map 3D and MapGuide
Enterprise in a geospatial environment.
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Demonstration
• This first part of the demonstration is to show you how to take Legacy engineer data and drawings and make sure they are geo-referenced and classified.
• This second part of the demonstration to show you the power of Feature Data Object technology to connect to data.
• This third part of the demonstration is to publish to AutoCAD Map 3D Mapbooks, Mapguide Enterprise, and Autodesk Design Review.
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BenefitsCAD and GIS Together
� Leverage CAD-trained workforce to manage geospatial data.
� Create better designs.
� Improve information sharing between engineering and other departments.
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Who uses AutoCAD® Map 3D?Roles� Engineers, designers and drafters
� Mapping technicians and planners
� GIS professionals
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AutoCAD Map 3D Overview� Direct access to CAD, GIS, and raster data formats
� AutoCAD® tools for precision editing of GIS data
� GIS tools for map creation, stylization, and analysis
� Powerful, flexible, and open data management tools
� Direct web publishing via Autodesk MapGuide® Enterprise and the DWF™ file specification
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Communication and Utilities
Engineering and Construction Government
Transportation
Infrastructure IndustryCustomers Manage Large, Complex Infrastructure Systems
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Autodesk Geospatial
Public web clients
Businessapplications
Solution Modules for Infrastructure Management
EngineeringCAD
PlanningGIS
Operations
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EngineeringCAD
PlanningGIS
Autodesk Geospatial
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Native Data AccessStreamline WorkflowsBusiness Issue� You need to use design and GIS information in your projects.
Solution� Work with datasets in a variety of formats for design and mapping
functions.
AutoCAD Map 3D� Direct access to geospatial data with FDO Data Access Technology� Data exchange functionality
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Parcel data fromOracle® databases
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Ford
Truman
Roosevelt
Wilson
Washington
Adams Jones Smith Yale Cornell
Fraiser
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Armey BakerDiego Harvard
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Clinton
Eisenhower
Dartmouth
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Jackson Jefferson
Carter
Franklin
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Jetson
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BananaApple
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FDO Geospatial Data Access
Utility data froman SDF file
Property data from Microsoft®SQL Server™
Zoning dataESRI® ArcSDE®
Aerial photos
Natively access data from
multiple spatial sources
Avoid� Conversion� Data loss� Data copies� Stale data
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AutoCAD ToolsPrecision CAD ToolsBusiness Issue � You need CAD tools to create and edit spatial data.
Solution � Use AutoCAD® tools to create and edit spatial data.
AutoCAD Map 3D� Direct CAD editing on geospatial data� COGO (coordinate geometry)� Drawing cleanup� Split and merge functions
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Split and Merge RulesPrecision CAD Editing
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GIS ToolsCreate Better DesignsBusiness Issue� You need to get more done in less time with fewer resources.
Solution� Provide engineering staff with core GIS functionality to access and
analyze CAD and GIS data.
AutoCAD Map 3D� Query capabilities� Cartographic presentation� Topology� Buffering and database Joins
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Cartographic PresentationCreate Better Maps
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Data ManagementEasy and FlexibleBusiness Issue� You don’t have the tools to manage DWG™ and other data formats.
Solution� Easily manage spatial data in virtually any format.
AutoCAD Map 3D� Classification� Schema editor � Bulk copy� Metadata� Data exchange functionality
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ClassificationBetter Data Standardization
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PublishingCost-Effective Data DistributionBusiness Issue� You need to share completed design data and maps.
Solution� Distribute geospatial data, maps, and designs in a variety of ways.
AutoCAD Map 3D � Map Books
� DWF™ files
� Autodesk MapGuide® Enterprise and MapGuide Open Source
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One-Step Publishing from AutoCAD Map 3DEasily Share Desktop Data with End Users Over the Web
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Hands-on exercise
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AutoCAD Map 3D Top 10 Features
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Review: CAD and GIS Together
Leverage Existing Resources� CAD-trained design engineers� Existing CAD and GIS software� Existing CAD and GIS datasets (DWG, SHP, ArcSDE, Oracle Spatial)
Reduce Redundancy and Error Propagation� No data lost in translation and no duplication� Reduce silos and out-of-date data snapshots� Management of and access to most current information
Increase Operational Efficiencies� No more data conversion routines� Use CAD and GIS functionality together� Common FDO Data Access Technology� Technology that evolves with your organization
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The Value of AutoCAD Map 3DCAD and GIS Together� Leverage CAD-trained workforce to manage
geospatial data.
� Create better designs.
� Improve information sharing between engineering and other departments.
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Citrix Ready™ AutoCAD Map 3D
• AutoCAD Map 3D• Leading engineering GIS platform
for creating and managing spatial data
• AutoCAD platform based
• “Citrix Ready” AutoCAD Map 3D• Completed validation testing with Citrix XenApp™ Software through
Citrix Ready™ Program
• Utilities, Communications and Government customers now have an easy and cost effective way to deliver AutoCAD Map 3D across their organizations
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Questions ?
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For More InformationVisit Seiler Instrumentwww.seilerinst.com
Send Paul an email:[email protected]
Check out the Product Center:www.autodesk.com/map3dwww.autodesk.com/rasterdesignwww.mapguide.comhttp://mapguide.osgeo.org
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