Constraints Identification; Routing Analysis Using FME

Constraints Identification; Routing Analysis Using FME

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  Constraints Identification; Routing AnalysisUsing FME Will Meinen GIS Specialist, Stantec
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   Stantec –Who We Are  Environmental Management – What We Do  FME – Case Study  Q&A Overview
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  10,500 employees 160 One Team
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  Established in 1954 Publicly traded on two stock exchanges  TSX:STN (March 1994)  NYSE:STN (August 2005)  57 years of uninterrupted profitability  More than 160 locations in North America  Approximately 10,500 employees Stantec Snapshot
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  Environmental Management
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  What’s going onin Calgary GIS & IM Services  ~260 staff in downtown Calgary office (800 in Calgary total)  ~50 staff in GIS & IM Services in PC 1235
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  GIS & IMServices Alignment Sheet Generation linear projects - Pipelines, Transmission lines
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  Virtual landscapes, 3Dmodeling, viewshed & visibility analysis, virtual fly-throughs GIS & IM Services
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  Web System Hosting GIS& IM Services
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  Case Study  ConstraintMapping  We begin with a Quarter Section Grid  Overlay the Grid with Project Constraints  Urban Residential Areas  Road Allowances  Residential Impact 150m  Oil & Gas Wells 50m  Residential Impact 800m  Environmentally Significant Areas  Historical Resource Values  Aggregate Areas  Etc.
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  The Workbench: Overview
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  The Workbench: Custom Transformer
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  Movie Time SIT BACKAND ENJOY
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  Thank You!  Questions? Formore information:  Will Meinen  will.meinen@stantec.com