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ContentsAutodesk GeospatialAbout Autodesk GeospatialBringing CAD and GIS TogetherMost Valuable AssetUnlock the DataFreedom and FlexibilityOpen IntegrationPower and SophisticationExtend the PowerAutodesk Geospatial Breaks Down BarriersConclusionThe Geospatial Value ChainStage One: AutoCAD or AutoCAD LTStage Two: AutoCAD Map 3DStage Three: AutoCAD Map 3D + FDOStage Four: Spatial DatabasesStage Five: Topobase and Other ApplicationsOptimizing the Workflow of Geospatial DataAccessing Geospatial DataUsing DWG Files As Data SourcesOrganizing and Managing Geospatial DataHandling Styles and SymbolsAnalyzing Geospatial DataIncorporating Raster Images and SurfacesPublishing Geospatial DataDistributing Geospatial DataCommon Business Problems and Their SolutionsGovernmentThe Utility and Telecom IndustriesOther IndustriesSample MapsMaps Using SurfacesCrater Lake National Park mapIndian subcontinent wall mapThematic MapsFlorida transportation districtsCity of Grand Forks zoning mapDépartement des Hauts-de-SeineLiteracy in IndiaUS geology mapNew Mexico land ownership and populationMaps Using Raster ImagesMexico physical and human geographyDeforestation in Chiapas, MexicoGlossaryIndexBest Practices for ManagingGeospatial DataAutodesk GeospatialThird EditionAutodesk® GeospatialBest Practices forManaging GeospatialDataPart No. 129A1-050000-PM01A©2008 Autodesk, Inc. 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Published By: Autodesk, Inc.111 Mclnnis ParkwaySan Rafael, CA 94903, USAContentsChapter 1: Autodesk Geospatial 1About Autodesk Geospatial 2Bringing CAD and GIS Together 3Most Valuable Asset 4Unlock the Data 5Freedom and Flexibility 6Open Integration 7Power and Sophistication 8Extend the Power 9Autodesk Geospatial Breaks Down Barriers 10Conclusion 12Chapter 2: The Geospatial Value Chain 13Stage One: AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT 14Stage Two: AutoCAD Map 3D 16Stage Three: AutoCAD Map 3D + FDO 18What Is FDO? 20ContentsiiiWhat Are Features? 22What Is a Schema? 24Stage Four: Spatial Databases 26Stage Five: Topobase and Other Applications 28Chapter 3: Optimizing the Workflow of Geospatial Data 31Accessing Geospatial Data 32Workflow: Create and edit database features 33Workflow: Bring In Design Data from AutoCAD Civil 3D 38Workflow: Use existing features as a starting point 41Using DWG Files As Data Sources 44Workflow: Combine DWG data sources and feature data sources 45Workflow: Convert DWG objects to features 47Workflow: Export DWG objects to a GIS data store 50Organizing and Managing Geospatial Data 53Workflow: Convert one schema into another 54Workflow: Notify neighbors within a certain radius of a parcel 56Handling Styles and Symbols 59Workflow: Share styles with other users 60Analyzing Geospatial Data 63Workflow: Create a thematic map for web distribution 64Incorporating Raster Images and Surfaces 67Workflow: Build a 3D map using surfaces and raster images 70Publishing Geospatial Data 73Workflow: Publish for print or plot 74ivContentsDistributing Geospatial Data 77Workflow: Create a Web-based application 78Chapter 4: Common Business Problems and Their Solutions 83Government 84Managing raster-based drawings 84The Utility and Telecom Industries 86Example solution #1: Mapping system 86Example solution #2: Managing as-designed and as-built data 89Example solution #3: Work order management 91Example solution #4: Asset management with automated distribution 93Other Industries 96Property Management 96Chapter 5: Sample Maps 99Maps Using Surfaces 100Crater Lake National Park map 100Indian subcontinent wall map 100Thematic Maps 103Florida transportation districts 103City of Grand Forks
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