Find out how you can easily integrate GIS, CAD, BIM, and other spatial data to create accurate 3D representations using FME. You'll discover how to manipulate 3D data across popular formats like CityGML and SketchUp, as well as transform BIM data to load only the required information into your GIS. You'll also hear how FME enabled one customer to take vintage 2D CAD data and create informative 3D PDFs and 3D AutoCAD DWG files to help in the decommissioning of a nuclear power plant

1. How to Create 3D Mashups
by Integrating GIS, CAD,
and BIM
May 30, 2012

2. How to Create 3D 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 Flow of Spatial Data

9. Poll: Have You Used FME?

10. FME Capabilities
Transform Data to 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 Data Flow Authoring

12. FME 3D Formats

13. Poll: What Data Types Would
You Combine into a 3D Mashup

14. Demo

15. Turn This…

16. …Into This

17. …Starting HERE…

18. Or Turn This…

19. Or Turn This…

20. …Into Something Useful…

22. Original Sketchup Design

23. Outer Shell Extracted For GIS

24. Outer Shell Extracted For GIS

25. Industry Foundation Classes
(IFC)

26. All Data Available To GIS

28. FME 2012: Best CityGML Reading
On the Planet!

29. Real World 3D Mashups

30. 3D City Building
With Street Photos
http://fme.ly/highlevel

31. Ingredients

33. Data Integration to
3D PDF
http://fme.ly/shell3d

34. Shell
Data Integration to 3D PDF

35. Shadow Dancing
Niels la Cour, Alexander Stepanov,
Senior Physical Planner GIS Architect
University of Massachusetts University of Massachusetts

36. Generate realistic shadows for
Complex footprints
2D: Possible, but difficult
3D: ???

37. WE USED TO THINK IN 2D - NOT
ANYMORE.
FME 3D TRANSFORMS ALLOW ONE TO
ACT AND THINK IN 3D DIRECTLY.

38. Result of 3D Transform:
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),
But THEY 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
Image Registrations: 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)

46. Stacked CAD Floorplans

47. The Campus in ArcScene

48. Room Use Theming

49. Complete GIS Attribution
Attributes Fetched 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
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52. Credits
Barsebäck nuclear power plant
•Lars-Olof Jönsson
•Lars Karlsson
•Lars Håkansson
and
SWECO co workers
ulf.mansson@sweco.se

53. Sustainable engineering and design
- 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 – Order of Unit 1
1975 – Delivers
Electricity
1980 – Referendum
1999 – Unit 1 closed
2005 – Unit 2 closed
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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 to 3D
Transformation
Walls / Floors
Overview Information
Visualize results
ulf.mansson@sweco.se
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59. 3D PDF, DWG etc.
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.
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60. 3D PDF – Locate Rooms by ID (Room Number)
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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)

64. Indoor sampling
64

65. Intelligent papers
Plugin for QR detection: QRDetector
65

66. ulf.mansson@sweco.se

67. Outdoor sampling
67

68. Use cases:
- Planning and preliminary results
ulf.mansson@sweco.se

69. Use cases:
- Planning and preliminary results
ulf.mansson@sweco.se

70. Use cases:
- Planning and 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 fed into 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
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81. FME & 3D Mashups: 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 to think 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 New 3D Functionality
Should be Added To FME??

84. Learn More About FME
 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!

86. We’ll Be Following Up

88. Thank You!
 For more 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