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How to Create 3D Mashups by Integrating GIS, CAD, and BIM
The document outlines a webinar on creating 3D mashups by integrating GIS, CAD, and BIM, featuring key speakers from Safe Software and Sweco. It explains the capabilities of FME in transforming spatial data into usable formats, generating 3D models, and emphasizes the importance of visualizing data in 3D to enhance decision-making. Various applications and tools for integrating and managing 3D data are discussed, alongside a call for feedback on future functionalities of FME.
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How to Create 3D Mashups by Integrating GIS, CAD, and BIM
- 1. How to Create3D Mashups by Integrating GIS, CAD, and BIM May 30, 2012
- 2. How to Create3D Mashups by Integrating GIS, CAD, and BIM #fmewebinar May 30, 2012
- 3. Who Are We? Dale Lutz Co-Founder and Vice President of Development Safe Software Kevin Wiebe Chief Scientist Safe Software
- 4. Today’s Special Guest Ulf Månsson Project Manager, SWECO
- 5. Questions are Encouraged! This Morning’s Q&A Support: Mark Stoakes Manager Professional Services (and FME Rockstar) Safe Software Dave Campanas FME Product Specialist (and 3D Guru) Safe Software
- 6. Questions are Encouraged! This Morning’s Q&A Support (continued): Dmitri Bagh FME Scenario Creation Specialist (and 3D Transformation Master) Safe Software
- 8. Powering The Flowof Spatial Data
- 9. Poll: Have YouUsed FME?
- 10. FME Capabilities Transform Datato Use and Share Convert spatial data between hundreds of formats Transform spatial data into the precise data model you need Integrate multiple different data types into a single data model Share spatial data with people where, when and how they need it
- 11. FME Workbench: Graphical DataFlow Authoring
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- 13. Poll: What DataTypes Would You Combine into a 3D Mashup
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- 23. Outer Shell ExtractedFor GIS
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- 26. All Data AvailableTo GIS
- 28. FME 2012: BestCityGML Reading On the Planet!
- 29. Real World 3DMashups
- 30. 3D City Building WithStreet Photos http://fme.ly/highlevel
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- 33. Data Integration to 3D PDF http://fme.ly/shell3d
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- 35. Shadow Dancing Niels laCour, Alexander Stepanov, Senior Physical Planner GIS Architect University of Massachusetts University of Massachusetts
- 36. Generate realistic shadowsfor Complex footprints 2D: Possible, but difficult 3D: ???
- 37. WE USED TOTHINK IN 2D - NOT ANYMORE. FME 3D TRANSFORMS ALLOW ONE TO ACT AND THINK IN 3D DIRECTLY.
- 38. Result of 3DTransform: 2D Buildings were put in 3D, then WE TILT THEM (IN DIRECTION OF SUN RAYS).
- 39. ONLY SHADOWS +WIREFRAMES (2D), ONE OF WAYS TO GET 3D (WebGL) LOOK
- 40. ONLY SHADOWS (2D), ButTHEY DO HAVE 3D FLAVOR!
- 41. shadow shadow shadow shadow Complex Shadows (Generated in a minute)
- 42. Facilities Management http://fme.ly/umass Niels la Cour, Alexander Stepanov, Senior Physical Planner GIS Architect University of Massachusetts University of Massachusetts
- 43. Connecting The Dots Geo-design Intellectual maps Computational Geography Analytical Tools Bringing Analytics to Facilities Management SAS ( Bridge for GIS as a Decision Support System for FM ESRI) Analytical Tools Design/Scenario Planning Interface Network X ( LANL) Visualization R-project (py) NumPy Visualization SciPy FM specific analytical functions CGAL (py) Analysis Boost Graph (py) ArcGIS Server Platform Data Interoperability Extension (FME Subset) Format A Format B Format N
- 44. Registering CAD Drawings ImageRegistrations: area of active research ( medicine, remote sensing, image recognition …) More than 1000 research papers published in 1993-2003 Variety of techniques Need to find rotation, offset parameters ( scale is known ) Match for buildings is known ( building id in CAD document, and id of GIS feature )
- 45. Registering CAD Drawings Minimize total sq. distance from observation points to “nearest” control points by modifying two parameters: rotation & offset (dx,dy)
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- 47. The Campus inArcScene
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- 49. Complete GIS Attribution AttributesFetched from Room Database via CAD Room Number Floor 10
- 50. Today’s Special Guest “When you have an FME Hammer, every data transformation problem is a nail…”
- 51. Ulf Månsson ulf.mansson@sweco.se ► ulf.mansson@sweco.se 51
- 52. Credits Barsebäck nuclear power plant •Lars-Olof Jönsson •Lars Karlsson •Lars Håkansson and SWECO co workers ulf.mansson@sweco.se
- 53. Sustainable engineering anddesign - the continuation of a longstanding tradition within Sweco 7 600 employees Established in 12 countries Flood protection in Poland A modern flood protection system for the area around the Nysa Klodzka River in Poland will protect from future flooding catastrophes. Ignalina nuclear power A new hydroelectric station power station in Sweco has prepared Bulgaria design works for several Sweco’s assignment disassembly and comprises geological decontamination projects surveys, design, at the Ignalina nuclear production of drawings power station in Lithuania. and other technical services. ulf.mansson@sweco.se 53 53
- 54. 1969 – Orderof Unit 1 1975 – Delivers Electricity 1980 – Referendum 1999 – Unit 1 closed 2005 – Unit 2 closed 54
- 55. Geospatial IT Decommissioning planning demands a radiological survey - What and how much is contaminated? A 3D model could help with: • Planning, acquisition and visualization of sampling data • Quality assurance • Logistics ulf.mansson@sweco.se
- 56. Geospatial IT –current documentation ulf.mansson@sweco.se ►
- 57. Concept: 2D to3D Transformation Walls / Floors Overview Information Visualize results ulf.mansson@sweco.se 57
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- 59. 3D PDF, DWGetc. DEM 2D-BUILDING .dwg 2D GeoPDF, shp, png etc. LANDUSE .shp •Read different formats •Georeference – to one coordinatesystem •Generate 3D •Connect tabular data •Maintain a data model •Produce 3D and 2D output MAPDATA TABULAR DATA .xls, Oracle, etc. 59
- 60. 3D PDF –Locate Rooms by ID (Room Number) 60
- 61. 3D PDF –”Cut Outs” with Parts of buildings 61
- 62. 3D PDF –”Cut Outs” with Parts of buildings 62
- 63. 3D PDF –”Cut Outs” with Parts of buildings (from below)
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- 65. Intelligent papers Plugin forQR detection: QRDetector 65
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- 68. Use cases: - Planningand preliminary results ulf.mansson@sweco.se
- 69. Use cases: - Planningand preliminary results ulf.mansson@sweco.se
- 70. Use cases: - Planningand preliminary results ulf.mansson@sweco.se
- 71. Intelligent papers –indoor positioning QRDetector Georeferencing in 3D ulf.mansson@sweco.se
- 72. Intelligent papers –indoor positioning ulf.mansson@sweco.se
- 73. Intelligent papers –indoor positioning ulf.mansson@sweco.se
- 74. Intelligent papers –indoor positioning ulf.mansson@sweco.se
- 75. Results are fedinto the 3D model ulf.mansson@sweco.se
- 76. Intelligent papers –other uses ulf.mansson@sweco.se
- 77. Intelligent papers –other uses ulf.mansson@sweco.se
- 78. Intelligent papers –other uses ulf.mansson@sweco.se
- 79. Ulf Månsson ulf.mansson@sweco.se ► ulf.mansson@sweco.se 79
- 81. FME & 3DMashups: Summary 3D is the “Format of Human Beings” Visualizing data in 3D improves decision making 3D datasets can painlessly be synthesized by transforming non-3D data with FME
- 82. The limitations tothink in 2D (even if all data are 2D) are artificial. With FME 3D transformations we really can think in 3D, being format agnostic, and solve difficult problems faster and in a more elegant way. Nothing prevents us from constructing 3D objects from spatial and non-spatial data sources. The knowledge of subject domain is important, but the technology is here! Niels la Cour, Alexander Stepanov, Senior Physical Planner GIS Architect University of Massachusetts University of Massachusetts
- 83. Poll: What New3D Functionality Should be Added To FME??
- 84. Learn More AboutFME Get Acquainted: FME Desktop Intro Webinar http://fme.ly/intro FME Free Evaluation http://www.safe.com FMEpedia 3D Section http://www.fmepedia.com Upcoming webinars http://fme.ly/webinars How to Process Real-Time Data with FME - June 7 How to Improve Data Exchange with Intergraph Products - June 21
- 85. 35 Presentations Norway, Denmark,Finland and Sweden. Complete agenda published tomorrow!
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- 88. Thank You! Formore information, contact: Sales: sales@safe.com (604)501-9985 ext. 287 Support support@safe.com (604)501-9985 ext. 278 Dale dal@safe.com @DaleAtSafe