Supporting Situational Awareness at LAX using FME Server
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The document discusses how Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) used FME Server to integrate disparate datasets to support situational awareness at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). Key datasets from systems like CAD, Oracle, Maximo, and Nice Situator were brought together, cleaned, and formatted to build a redundant database and streamline information sharing for stakeholders like the Airport Response Coordination Center. This improved response coordination and situational awareness across systems at LAX.
Supporting Situational Awareness at LAX using FME Server
- 1. Supporting Situational Awareness at LAX using FME Server Betty Dong GIS Supervisor II, LAWA Michael Sabbatino GIS Project Manager, AECOM
- 2. Supporting Situational Awareness ! Introduction ! Los Angeles World Airports Collaboration with NICE ! Supporting Airport Response Coordination Center (ARCC) ! Submit and respond to incidents from field via iPad ! Base maps from disparate datasets support application are collected with FME Server
- 3. Supporting Situational Awareness ! In the beginning… ! Engineering data (CAD base maps, Oracle) ! Environmental/Noise Data ! Lease Database (PropWorks) ! Maximo (Work Order System) ! Coordination and Logistics Management (CALM) ! Nice Situator (Incident Management) ! All distinct systems with some sharing
- 4. Supporting Situational Awareness ! The Opportunity ! Bring databases together ! Share information automatically ! Build redundant database for mission critical functions ! Format data and streamline for stakeholders
- 9. Supporting Situational Awareness ! Bring in the Data
- 10. Supporting Situational Awareness ! Format the Data ! Simple Filter and Tester ! Removed over 16,000 unnecessary records. ! One of 8 level floor plans ! Initial run took 8 Hours on Laptop ! Now takes < 1 hour at night ! Levels draw faster for GIS Desktop Users ! Reduced map cache size
- 11. Supporting Situational Awareness ! Data Compatibility
- 12. Supporting Situational Awareness ! Joining the Data ! Brings together 4 Systems using uniform space naming convention ! Work Order (Maximo) ! Situator ! Properties ! Engineering
- 13. Supporting Situational Awareness ! The Results ! Positive user feedback ! End User Engagement ! Additional Configuration and expansion requested. ! Lessons Learned ! Stakeholder buy in ! Finalize data standards before implementation
- 14. Supporting Situational Awareness ! The Road Ahead ! Additional data sources ! Maintenance and Updates to data ! Improve and Format Services ! Data Presentation
- 15. Thank You! ! Questions? ! For more information: ! Michael Sabbatino michael.sabbatino@aecom.com AECOM ! Betty Dong bdong@lawa.org Los Angeles World Airports ! http://www.LAWA.ORG