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Leveraging Spatial Direct for Digital Data Delivery: ICIS Presentation at FME Conference 2006

This presentation by Ken Rigler at the FME Worldwide User Conference in Vancouver outlines the Integrated Cadastral Information Society (ICIS) and its collaborative efforts among utilities, local and provincial governments. It discusses the system architecture, shared spatial databases, services, and the role of various member organizations, including Telus and BC Hydro. Key topics include site demonstrations, the advantages of using ICIS for data integration, and the ease of access to spatial data through web technologies.

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Leveraging Spatial Direct for Digital Data Delivery: ICIS Presentation at FME Conference 2006

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  1. v FME Worldwide User Conference - Vancouver Sep. 21-22, 2006 ICIS Use of SpatialDirect to Deliver Digital Data to Its Members Ken Rigler – ICI Society, Victoria, BC

  2. ICIS: Use of Spatial Direct Presentation to FME User Conference September 2006 Vancouver, BC

  3. Agenda • Overview of ICIS • System Architecture • Site Demonstration • Questions / Answers

  4. What is ICIS? • Integrated Cadastral Information Society • A cooperative partnership among: • Utilities • Local Government • Provincial Government • A not-for-profit society • Shared spatial databases & services • Contributed data from members

  5. Membership • Telus • Shaw • Duke • BC Hydro • Terasen • Fortis • Columbia Power • Others (Bell) • Utility Infrastructure data - 25% - small access fee - 75% Utilities Local Govt. Prov. Govt Assoc. Members • Port Authorities • Health Authorities • Nature Trust of BC • Industry Assoc. Potentials: • Other Ports • RCMP • Post Secondary • Transportation • Associations: • BCLS • Real Est. Assoc • 134 Signed • 150 represented • +900,000 parcels • As-is Parcels • ICF • ICF “Legacy” • M. of Ag. & Land • BCA • Ministries & Crowns • Crown Land Parcels (Tantalis) • Admin. Boundary • TRIM I, II • Assessment Fabric

  6. ICIS Advantage Without ICIS Without ICIS, agreements must be reached with all players Access to all shared data with a single “Appropriate Use Agreement” Why?

  7. Web Browser User Disk IMF Data Extract Wizard UMN Mapserver Cadastre Services ArcSDE SQL Server ArcSDE SQL Server Cadastre & Services Services SpatialDirect ArcIMS ArcSDE SQL Server ShapeFiles ArcGIS

  8. Site Demonstration • Questions / Answers?

  9. Thank you for your attention! WWW.ICISOCIETY.CA

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