Constraints Identification; Routing Analysis Using FME
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The document discusses Stantec's capabilities in environmental management and GIS services, highlighting their extensive staff and operational history. It outlines a case study involving constraint mapping for linear projects and various environmental factors. A brief overview of their workbench tools and an invitation for questions conclude the presentation.
Constraints Identification; Routing Analysis Using FME
- 1. Constraints Identification; Routing Analysis Using FME Will Meinen GIS Specialist, Stantec
- 2. Stantec – Who We Are Environmental Management – What We Do FME – Case Study Q&A Overview
- 4. Established in 1954 Publicly traded on two stock exchanges TSX:STN (March 1994) NYSE:STN (August 2005) 57 years of uninterrupted profitability More than 160 locations in North America Approximately 10,500 employees Stantec Snapshot
- 6. What’s going on in Calgary GIS & IM Services ~260 staff in downtown Calgary office (800 in Calgary total) ~50 staff in GIS & IM Services in PC 1235
- 7. GIS & IM Services Alignment Sheet Generation linear projects - Pipelines, Transmission lines
- 8. Virtual landscapes, 3D modeling, viewshed & visibility analysis, virtual fly-throughs GIS & IM Services
- 9. Web System Hosting GIS & IM Services
- 10. Case Study Constraint Mapping We begin with a Quarter Section Grid Overlay the Grid with Project Constraints Urban Residential Areas Road Allowances Residential Impact 150m Oil & Gas Wells 50m Residential Impact 800m Environmentally Significant Areas Historical Resource Values Aggregate Areas Etc.
- 13. Movie Time SIT BACK AND ENJOY
- 14. Thank You! Questions? For more information: Will Meinen will.meinen@stantec.com