Post on 16-May-2015
LOCATION BASED BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE
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Mapping for Sharepoint
Pete SmithSolutions Architecte-Spatial
T11 Mapping for SharePoint (200)
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Session OverviewObjectives and Takeaways
Understand a bit about SpatialKnow about spatial in SQL Server 2008Learn about a few solutions you could useKnow how to put a simple map into SharepointHear about what’s coming soon
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Agenda
1. Spatial Quick Start2. Maps in Sharepoint3. SQL Server 20084. Solutions Round-up5. Using Maps6. The Near Future
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Spatial is about mapping...Many applications make direct use of spatial data and a map may be the primary output
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… and about more than mapping
Many applications may make use of spatial data, even if they do not explicitly make maps.
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Why Spatial?We love maps – maps are coolIts more than just mapsYou probably have ‘spatial’ data already in your database?
Address? City? Postcode? Location description?Database + Spatial Technology ConvergenceCombine Business Intelligence with Location Intelligence
TraditionalIT &
DatabaseSystems
GIS
IntegratedTechnology
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Spatial Technology Is Prolific
How can we integrate spatial thinking and data into the enterprise?
- STORE - RETRIEVE - ANALYSE - VISUALISE
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Gartner Hype Cycle
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What is Spatial Data?
VectorPointsLinesPolygons (areas, regions)
RasterSatellite imageryDigitised aerial photos
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Latitude
Longitude
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Spatial Quick Start
Pete SmithSpatial Solutions Architecte-Spatial
demo
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Agenda
1. Spatial Quick Start2. Maps in Sharepoint3. SQL Server 20084. Solutions Round-up5. Add a Map Walk Through6. The Near Future
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Mobile Clients
The Spatially Enabled Enterprise
GPS
SQL Server DatabaseSynchronisation
GIS Applications
Business ApplicationsWeb Applications
SpatialDataFiles
Custom Apps
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Maps in SharepointMobile
Team Sites
Mapping Web Parts
Address Geo-coding
+Routing
Integrated Spatial Queries
Spatial DbGIS Standards
Integration
SpatialAnalysisServices
PlatformServices
Workspaces, Mgmt,Security, Storage,
Topology, Site Model
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Agenda
1. Spatial Quick Start2. Maps in Sharepoint3. SQL Server 20084. Solutions Round-up5. Using Maps6. The Near Future
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SQL Server 2008
Spatial Data typesSpatial FunctionsSpatial IndexingManagement Studio Visualisation Tool
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Geography TypeEllipsoid
Latitude - Longitude coordinate space
Latitude
+ 90
- 90
Longitude+ 180- 180
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Geometry TypePlanar
X-Y coordinate space
Y
+ ∞
- ∞
X + ∞- ∞
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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
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Method - STUnion
select @shapeA.STUnion(@shapeB);
set @shapeA = Geometry...
set @shapeB = Geometry...
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Method - STIntersects
select suburb, Geom, geometry::Point(Longitude, Latitude, 4326)from gps_track, suburbswhere Geom.STIntersects(geometry::Point(Longitude, Latitude, 4326)) = 1
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SQL Server 2008
Pete SmithSpatial Solutions Architecte-Spatial
demo
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Agenda
1. Spatial Quick Start2. Maps in Sharepoint3. SQL Server 20084. Solutions Round-up5. Using Maps6. The Near Future
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ComponentOne - Maps for Sharepoint
Portal
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Collaboration
Visual Fusion ContributeMobile collaboration and contribution tool
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Business Intelligence
Monitor Analytics GeoAnalyzerSupports Analysis Services hierarchiesDrill in and out
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Location Intelligence
Custom address type aheadSilverlight web part
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Solution Round-up
Pete SmithSpatial Solutions Architecte-Spatial
demo
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Agenda
1. Spatial Quick Start2. Maps in Sharepoint3. SQL Server 20084. Solutions Round-up5. Using Maps6. The Near Future
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Just one line of code
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OGC Web Map Servicesonearth.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
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Using Maps
Pete SmithSpatial Solutions Architecte-Spatial
demo
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Open Layers
Open sourceJavascript libraryhttp://www.openlayers.org/
Open Layers
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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'); var ol_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>
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Agenda
1. Spatial Quick Start2. Maps in Sharepoint3. SQL Server 20084. Solutions Round-up5. Using Maps6. The Near Future
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SQL Server 2008 R2
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Review
ConsiderationsLicensingStandards (OGC/Metadata)Fit for purpose
AdvantagesIntegrated mappingOne version of the truthSelf serve maps
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Mapping for SharepointObjectives and Takeaways
Understand a bit about SpatialKnow about spatial in SQL Server 2008Learn about a few solutions you could useKnow how to put a simple map into SharepointHear about what’s coming soon
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Q & A
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