ArcGIS Pro Meets FME – Building Geocoding Locators at National Scale with ArcGIS Data Interoperability
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The document discusses the integration of ArcGIS Pro with FME, emphasizing data interoperability and geocoding as critical components. It highlights the importance of structured data for effective geocoding, presents examples of authoritative address datasets from Australia and New Zealand, and explores semi-dynamic workflows for data processing. Additionally, it includes demonstrations of utilizing FME objects within ArcGIS Pro.
ArcGIS Pro Meets FME – Building Geocoding Locators at National Scale with ArcGIS Data Interoperability
- 1. ArcGIS Pro Meets FME Bruce Harold
- 2. Bruce Harold Esri Product Manager. Data Interoperability. Geocoding. Geoprocessing.
- 3. ENGLISH CARS DATA CAN BE LIKE FUNDAMENTALLY EVIL
- 4. INVERSE RELATION PREMISE The best data hides in the least useable places. Bulk Download. Deal with it. THE VALUE OF DATA
- 5. Geocoding • Addresses are the coordinates of commerce and administration • Vast pool of location awareness • Supported Worldwide in ArcGIS • Supported platform-wide Value Proposition
- 6. Geocoding Primer • Addresses have grammar (components= ‘tokens’) • Valid token combinations are ‘discovered’ • Scoring picks the winner • Reference data schema is grammatical • Index structure built from reference data • We need structured data!
- 7. To Find These Things…
- 8. We Need This Data AU NZ
- 9. Geocoding Data • Australia • Rooftop • Subaddresses • Authoritative • Free • 6GB CSV • New Zealand • Rooftop • Subaddresses • Authoritative • Free • ISO 19160 Spatially Challenged Coordinates GOOD NOT SO GOOD
- 10. GNAF - Australia CSV • 1.3GB Zipfile (6GB Payload) • 162 Data Files • 15 Lookup Table Files
- 11. Semi Dynamic Workflow Read CSV in ZIP files directly
- 12. Place your screenshot here Demo – Explore GNAF
- 13. AIMS – New Zealand File Geodatabase • 0.9GB Zipfile • ISO 19160 • Self Join Hierarchy
- 14. Pivoting 10M rows and expanding implied ranges Warning: Some Python Coming
- 15. Place your screenshot here Demo – Explore AIMS
- 16. Place your screenshot here MORE SOLUTIONS
- 17. Using FMEObjects in ArcGIS Pro Yes You Can
- 18. THANK YOU! Esri.com | bharold@esri.com