2. Mapping for Sharepoint Pete Smith Solutions Architect e-Spatial T11 Mapping for SharePoint (200)

3. SPEAKER: Pete SmithSESSION TYPE: TechnicalSESSION LEVEL: 200This session will provide a brief introduction to GIS followed by demonstrations of various mapping solutions, both commercial and open source, that can be integrated into Sharepoint. Pete will outline the advantages to be had, highlight the issues to consider and help you get started adding your own map content into Sharepoint.

4. Session OverviewObjectives and Takeaways Understand a bit about Spatial Know about spatial in SQL Server 2008 Learn about a few solutions you could use Know how to put a simple map into Sharepoint Hear about what’s coming soon

5. Agenda 1. Spatial Quick Start 2. Maps in Sharepoint 3. SQL Server 2008 4. Solutions Round-up 5. Using Maps 6. The Near Future

6. Spatial is about mapping... Many applications make direct use of spatial data and a map may be the primary output

7. … and about more than mapping Many applications may make use of spatial data, even if they do not explicitly make maps.

8. Why Spatial? We love maps – maps are cool Its more than just maps You probably have ‘spatial’ data already in your database? Address? City? Postcode? Location description? Database + Spatial Technology Convergence Combine Business Intelligence with Location Intelligence Traditional IT & Database Systems Integrated Technology GIS

9. Spatial Technology Is Prolific How can we integrate spatial thinking and data into the enterprise? - STORE - RETRIEVE - ANALYSE - VISUALISE

10. Gartner Hype Cycle

11. What is Spatial Data? Vector Points Lines Polygons (areas, regions) Raster Satellite imagery Digitised aerial photos

12. Latitude Longitude

13. Spatial Quick Start Pete Smith Spatial Solutions Architect e-Spatial demo

14. Agenda 1. Spatial Quick Start 2. Maps in Sharepoint 3. SQL Server 2008 4. Solutions Round-up 5. Add a Map Walk Through 6. The Near Future

15. The Spatially Enabled Enterprise Spatial Data Files GIS Applications GPS Business Applications Web Applications Mobile Clients Custom Apps SQL Server Database Synchronisation

16. Maps in Sharepoint Mobile Team Sites Spatial Analysis Services Platform Services Workspaces, Mgmt, Security, Storage, Topology, Site Model Address Geo-coding + Routing Mapping Web Parts Integrated Spatial Queries Spatial Db GIS Standards Integration

17. Agenda 1. Spatial Quick Start 2. Maps in Sharepoint 3. SQL Server 2008 4. Solutions Round-up 5. Using Maps 6. The Near Future

18. SQL Server 2008 Spatial Data types Spatial Functions Spatial Indexing Management Studio Visualisation Tool

19. Geography TypeEllipsoid Latitude - Longitude coordinate space + 90 Longitude Latitude + 180 - 180 - 90

20. Geometry TypePlanar X-Y coordinate space + ∞ Y X + ∞ - ∞ - ∞

21. Geography Data Type create table gps_track ( Temporal datetime, Longitude decimal(11,3), Latitude decimal(11,3) ) insert gps_track values ( '1 sep 2008 10:00am', 174.6823, -36.8458 ), ( '1 sep 2008 10:03am', 174.6921, -36.8543 ), ( '1 sep 2008 10:06am', 174.7123, -36.8822 ), ( '1 sep 2008 10:08am', 174.7643, -36.9123 ), ( '1 sep 2008 10:11am', 174.8643, -36.9312 ), ( '1 sep 2008 10:14am', 174.9464, -36.9432 ) select geography::Point(Longitude, Latitude, 4326) from gps_track

22. Method - STUnion set @shapeA = Geometry... set @shapeB = Geometry... select @shapeA.STUnion(@shapeB);

23. Method - STIntersects select suburb, Geom, geometry::Point(Longitude, Latitude, 4326) from gps_track, suburbs where Geom.STIntersects(geometry::Point(Longitude, Latitude, 4326)) = 1

24. SQL Server 2008 Pete Smith Spatial Solutions Architect e-Spatial demo

25. Agenda 1. Spatial Quick Start 2. Maps in Sharepoint 3. SQL Server 2008 4. Solutions Round-up 5. Using Maps 6. The Near Future

26. Business Process Address geo-coding Business Planning

27. ComponentOne - Maps for Sharepoint Portal

28. Collaboration Visual Fusion Contribute Mobile collaboration and contribution tool

29. Business Intelligence Monitor Analytics GeoAnalyzer Supports Analysis Services hierarchies Drill in and out

30. Location Intelligence Custom address type ahead Silverlight web part

31. Solution Round-up Pete Smith Spatial Solutions Architect e-Spatial demo

32. Agenda 1. Spatial Quick Start 2. Maps in Sharepoint 3. SQL Server 2008 4. Solutions Round-up 5. Using Maps 6. The Near Future

33. Just one line of code

34. OGC Web Map Services onearth.jpl.nasa.gov http://wms.jpl.nasa.gov/wms.cgi? VERSION=1.1.1& REQUEST=GetMap& LAYERS=BMNG& STYLES=& SRS=EPSG:4326& BBOX=-164.452975,-90,164.453009,90& WIDTH=952& HEIGHT=521& FORMAT=image/png& TRANSPARENT=TRUE& BGCOLOR=0xFFFFFF& EXCEPTIONS=application/vnd.ogc.se_xml http://wms.jpl.nasa.gov/wms.cgi?VERSION=1.1.1&REQUEST=GetMap&LAYERS=BMNG&STYLES=&SRS=EPSG:4326&BBOX=-164.452975,-90,164.453009,90&WIDTH=952&HEIGHT=521&FORMAT=image/png&TRANSPARENT=TRUE&BGCOLOR=0xFFFFFF&EXCEPTIONS=application/vnd.ogc.se_xml

36. Using Maps Pete Smith Spatial Solutions Architect e-Spatial demo

37. Open Layers Open Layers Open source Javascript library http://www.openlayers.org/

38. Content Editor Web Part <script src="http://openlayers.org/dev/OpenLayers.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> _spBodyOnLoadFunctionNames.push('GetMap'); var map = null; function GetMap(){ map = new OpenLayers.Map('map'); varol_wms = new OpenLayers.Layer.WMS( "OpenLayers WMS", "http://labs.metacarta.com/wms/vmap0", {layers: 'basic'} ); map.addLayers([ol_wms]); map.zoomToMaxExtent(); } </script> <div id="map"></div>

39. Agenda 1. Spatial Quick Start 2. Maps in Sharepoint 3. SQL Server 2008 4. Solutions Round-up 5. Using Maps 6. The Near Future

40. SQL Server 2008 R2

41. Review Considerations Licensing Standards (OGC/Metadata) Fit for purpose Advantages Integrated mapping One version of the truth Self serve maps

42. Mapping for SharepointObjectives and Takeaways Understand a bit about Spatial Know about spatial in SQL Server 2008 Learn about a few solutions you could use Know how to put a simple map into Sharepoint Hear about what’s coming soon

43. Q & A

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