5 Tips for Integrating CAD Data with Esri ArcGIS
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The document provides a comprehensive guide on integrating CAD data with ESRI ArcGIS, detailing basic and advanced methods for data conversion, validation, and GIS to CAD operations. Key highlights include the use of FME's tools for data manipulation and attribute extraction, along with a structured approach for effective CAD to GIS integration. Additionally, it mentions upcoming training sessions and resources available to assist users in mastering these integrations.
5 Tips for Integrating CAD Data with Esri ArcGIS
- 1. MISSION: INTEGRATION 5 Tips for Integrating CAD Data with Esri ArcGIS #FMEwebinar@SafeSoftware
- 2. Integrations Missions Force: Don Murray Dave Campanas
- 3. MISSION PLAN: 1. CAD to GIS Basic 2. CAD to GIS Advanced 3. CAD to GIS Data Model Wrap Up5. GIS to CAD4. CAD to GIS Validation Please type questions into the chat panel.
- 4. FME: BY SAFE SOFTWARE INC. Connect Transform Automate
- 5. Your mission, should you chose to accept it: CAD to GIS (Basic) Import Parcels Extract attributes from labels Photo: Mark Kent via Flickr
- 6. Solution Photo: Mark Kent via Flickr
- 7. Solution Photo: Mark Kent via Flickr Position in label determines which attribute to populate. Vertical labels can be rotated to determine position.
- 8. Solution Photo: Mark Kent via Flickr Overlay labels on parcel polygons. Create list of all inside labels.
- 9. Solution Photo: Mark Kent via Flickr List contains all of the label strings, but not in any order. Use ListSorter to order list for extraction.
- 10. Solution Photo: Mark Kent via Flickr Populate output attributes from ordered list. Write to Geodatabase.
- 11. What made this possible ● Exploit Annotation Organization ● Use Annotation Location to associate with Geometry. Photo: Mark Kent via Flickr
- 12. Your mission, should you chose to accept it: CAD to GIS (Advanced) ● Leaders ● Callouts ● Tables ● Many levels
- 13. Solution
- 14. Solution Move label to head of leader dimension
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- 17. Solution Convert Station leader to point and extract attributes from text
- 18. Solution Associate text with line using NeighborFinder Use first coordinate of line for output point Station has prefix ‘+’
- 19. Solution Move Callout text to placement point
- 20. Solution Removed Changed Polygon with Spike Overlay text onto Callout polygon, then use Removed Point from SpikeRemover for location SpikeRemover Input SpikeRemover Output
- 21. Solution Table lines and text can be stored in same Annotation Feature Class
- 22. Solution
- 23. What made this possible FME’s spatial manipulation and filtering transformers
- 24. Your mission, should you chose to accept it: CAD to Specific Data Model Photo: Rob "Berto" Bennett via Flickr FME excels at CAD -> GIS Data Model ReconciliationEsri Water Model
- 25. Solution Photo: Rob "Berto" Bennett via Flickr
- 26. What made this possible FME’s ability to: ● Import feature types from Geodatabase XML Template ● Create new Geodatabase from XML Template Photo: Rob "Berto" Bennett via Flickr
- 27. Q&A: ASK THE AGENTS Don Murray Dave Campanas Chat us your questions in the webinar panel.
- 28. Your mission, should you chose to accept it: Validation Online demo: knowledge.safe. com/articles/Samples_and_Demos/Data-Upload-Validation-and- Real-time-Display Validation Webinar: www.safe.com/webinar/data-validation-webinar/
- 29. Solution
- 30. Solution Failed validation produces HTML file with errors and Google Map of location
- 33. What made this possible GeometryValidator and Tester transformers to validate geometry and attributes XMLTemplater to create HTML reports Special attribute fme_db_operation set action to Insert, Delete or Update on output features. Check out all new AttributeValidator now in FME 2016 beta!
- 34. Your mission, should you chose to accept it: GIS to CAD
- 35. Solution
- 36. Solution Label roads, parks and transit lines with the MapTextLabeller
- 37. Solution Set the output DWG symbology using the DWGStyler transformer
- 38. What made this possible The MaptextLabeller labeling rules ease the creation of sophisticated map annotation. The DWGStyler is a one-stop shop for setting CAD symbology.
- 39. Summary Key takeaways: ● FME has been tackling CAD<->GIS for 20+ years. ● CAD Standards are a huge help!! ● Have a step by step plan. Take it step by step. We are here to help. Ask us anything
- 40. FME Desktop Basic July 30-31 FME Desktop Basic August 11-12 FME Desktop for Esri August 20www.safe.com/training Free Resources & Training Free Training FME Desktop Basic Sept 15-16 knowledge.safe.com eBook: The Ultimate Guide to CAD and GIS Free Training FME Server Authoring Sept 22-23 blog.safe.com
- 41. Q&A: ASK THE AGENTS Don Murray Dave Campanas
- 42. Thank you! Download a free trial of FME www.safe.com