Description
Thanks to the collaboration between Autodesk and Esri, more and more valuable geographic information system (GIS) information is available to users of Autodesk applications via ArcGIS Online and customer ArcGIS Portals. Users can access information that includes both public and organizational roads, highways, detailed elevation, and other raster data, street furniture, tree locations, and pipelines. In this session, we will look at the workflow that will let you capitalize on the GIS data available from ArcGIS and create a model within InfraWorks software. Using a real-world example with the City of Vancouver, we will show you what is featured and included in the libraries from ArcGIS, how to publish your own GIS data to ArcGIS Online, how to import that data into InfraWorks, and how to manage the data and views within the InfraWorks model. We will also discuss how this benefits the city, and how they’re actively using their models in their own workflows and processes.
Principaux enseignements
- Understand the data available in ArcGIS libraries and how to research it
- Learn the workflow that will let you capitalize on ArcGIS data in InfraWorks
- Better understand ArcGIS libraries, the data that is available, and how to import that data
- See a real example and discuss how this workflow is beneficial to managing the model
Intervenants
- SBStephen BrockwellStephen Brockwell founded Brockwell IT Consulting to provide independent business and technical leadership for the Geospatial community. His leadership at Autodesk, where he was a Senior Business Development Manager and Director of Product Management, provided the path for advanced GIS initiatives. Before joining Autodesk, Stephen was on the team for SHL VISION* Solutions, developers of the first all-relational GIS based on Oracle. Qwest Communications and First Energy, among others, still use the underlying technology he developed. Recently, Stephen has been involved in enterprise-level projects for Nevada Energy and First Energy; field mobility projects for City of Alexandria and Welland Hydro; and product development for Autodesk. With his experience in the Geospatial industry including government and private sector, Stephen has been a regular instructor at Autodesk University. He is committed to efficient, low-cost solutions to implement GIS technology for infrastructure design.
- DCDan CampbellDan Campbell is a Systems Analyst with the City of Vancouver, responsible for coordinating 3D visualization and analysis activities, and managing the City's 3D model. He has a background in architecture, planning, urban design and GIS which he is able to apply in the context city modeling.Dan has spoken at conferences including Autodesk University, Map Asia, GeoWeb, GeoTec, URISA, RTC BIM Forum, Pitney Bowes Insight, Geospatial World Forum Rotterdam, Middle East Geospatial Forum, India Geospatial Forum,and the ITEA 3 Smart City Workshop- Istanbul, focusing on the role of 3D as it relates to design, smart cities and public engagement. Dan has had articles published by Vector1 Media, GeoWorld, and Geospatial World. In 2012, Dan was the recipient of the Pitney Bowes Meridian Award for Technical Achievement.
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