orbit gt mobile mapping solutions
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Using Mobile Mapping ? Orbit GT has the widest portfolio and software solutions to get the most out of your content.TRANSCRIPT
THE ORBIT GT APPROACH TO MOBILE MAPPING
SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS
CHALLENGE 1
MANAGE DATA
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1. Manage Data : Vision
Where do we start ?There are many Data Captation systems out there ...
Most probably having their own post-processing tools
But what’s next ? Do we want to use Proprietary viewers ?Do we want to use Proprietary solutions for service providers and end users ?
Do we want to restrict software and processing capabilities and use of data by the captation system ?
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If I would propose a proprietary viewer for orthophoto’s in relation to a specific camera, you would probably call me mildly retarded.
Then why does this happen to Mobile Mapping data ?
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1. Manage Data : Vision
A. Output must become generic
some standards exist (LAS, laszip, equirectangular or cubic panoramic image, ..)
B. Import must become generic
That’s up to the software
Orbit GT chooses to do both
A? We can’t force hardware providers, but we take OGC initiativesB? Today we support most systems out there, even self-made setups or adapted configurations.
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Make abstraction of the captation system
So how can we solve this ? Two options.
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1. Manage Data : Tools
IMPORTflexibility towards a variety of imagery & point clouds
ORGANIZEruns, projects, templates, library, metadata, document
OPTIMIZEindexing, conversions, mr-pyramids, variety of tools to optimize access & boost performance
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Now just how do we do that ?
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2. Manage Data : Tools
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The IMPORT Procedure guides you through the steps.It covers all data, import and conversion, optimization and organization
The online Knowledge Base documents all details.
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2. Manage Data : Tools
For example : IMPORT
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www.orbitgis.com/kb
CHALLENGE 2
ACCESS DATA
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2. Access Data : Vision
Data Volumes are Massive
High Server demands
Manage High End versus Low End users
Desktop / Enterprise / Web & Mobile
GIS / CAD Content Integration
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Why use a viewer for e.g. LiDAR only ? What are the most valued deliverables ? Isn’t that geodata, vector, GIS content ?
Well then, let’s bring that together.
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2. Access Data : Tools
The Solution is a proper Software ArchitectureDesktop workstation for smaller businesses
Central Server for all storage
Client-Server workstations for larger enterprise
Remote clients
and Get it into your workflow
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So let’s build an architecture that meets all of our needs, from low end to high end, single desktop user to corporate wide
workflows, onto the web and mobile devices.
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2. Access Data : Single Storage, Multiple Use
LiDARUnlimited size, compressed, indexed
No need for many seperate small files
Imagery360° images, equirectangular, cubicPlanar images, calibrated or not
MetadataProjects Index
trajectory, hardware setup specs, ...
envelope, calibrations, accuracies, ...
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CHALLENGE 3
EXTRACT FEATURES
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3. Extract Features : Vision
Extracting Features is not a single person job, so :
Keep it simpleUse the same procedures independent from content type
Minimize phases :Directly into your workflowDirectly into you CAD / GIS
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Isn’t it still the most important reason to use Mobile Mapping ? It’s about how we can improve the knowledge of the reality around us without having to go to the
spot all the time over and over again. But basically, we still keep on drawing CAD or GIS maps. That’s why we integrate them.
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3. Extract Features : Tools
Asset Inventory ManagementExtract points, lines, areas
Save directly into GIS layers or database
Attribuate immediately
Enrich with snapshot & relation to sourceUse a set of rules or formulas to include metadata, precision info and more
Stand-Alone and Company wide
GIS Layers can be directly exposed via Webservices
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Single click, combine image and point cloud
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Document and annotate automatically
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Even measurement of a catenary curve
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3. Extract Features : Workflows
CHALLENGE 4
SHARE - PUBLISH - EMBED
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4. Share - Publish - Embed : Vision
Reuse your massive data to the fullest
Publish to a variety of clientsDesktop, Web, Mobile Device, Enterprise systems
Embed in your favorite GIS / CAD host
Create new revenue from your dataHost your professional streetview WITH content
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Get it our there. No extra efforts, just configure it. The hard work has already been done !
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4. Share - Publish - Embed : Tools
Mobile Mapping PublisherCouldn’t be easier
Control content, use permissions, traffic, ...
Low Bandwith clients
SDK’s to embedFlex API
JavaScript API
DotNet API
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Publishing takes less than 2 minutes to complete
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Ready to go on the Web ...
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on the Free iOS PanoViewer App ...
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... or embedded in a host ...
SO ...
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So ...
✓CHALLENGE 1 : MANAGE DATA
✓CHALLENGE 2 : ACCESS DATA
✓CHALLENGE 3 : EXTRACT FEATURES
✓CHALLENGE 4 : SHARE, PUBLISH, EMBED
DONE.
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ICT-analysts: “Everything is Information”
Project Leaders: “It’s about the Process and Workflow”
Managers: “It’s about the Organization”
Sales Men: “We don’t sell tools, we sell solutions”
CEO’s: “It’s about the result, not the technique”
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courtesy R. Takken, GIS-Magazine
To get results, one needs solutions that can organize the information in such a way that processes and workflows are
optimized, efficient and effective.
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Peter BonneVP Business [email protected]
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