Using FME to move from AutoCAD Map 3D to MapGuide Enterprise with SQL Server

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Small cities in Canada have two solitudes: CAD and GIS. Using FME, this chasm can be easily bridged. This session will explore how you can move AutoCAD DWG files to SQL Server Spatial for display within Autodesk MapGuide Enterprise. We'll focus on how FME's recent support for Object Data within DWG opens the doors for seamless migration between CAD and GIS.

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3. AutoCAD to SQL Server with FME About the Speaker:   Gordon Luckett   GIS Consultant for 14 years   Arrow Geomatics Inc.   Focus on Spatial Databases   SQL Server 2008   Oracle Spatial/Locator 8i and up to 11G   Primary Focus: Government Web GIS

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