FME Desktop 2011
FME Desktop enables you to speed up routine tasks, such as
- Translating GIS vector to GIS vector
- Translating CAD to GIS or vice-versa
- Reading from one database to another (spatial or non-spatial)
FME Desktop is produced by Safe Software, the leading data interoperability specialist. We're proud to be one of just two Safe Platinum Partners worldwide. We have two accredited FME Consultants, and a FME training accreditation, making us the leading FME consultancy in the UK. That's why Safe invite us to co-host the UK FME User Group
We can provide you with FME software, training, support and/or mentoring, to help you make the most of FME.
What's new in FME 2011
- Point cloud support, e.g. LiDAR
- Workspace templating for quick start/sharing with others
- Stylers for MapInfo and DWG
- Inline inspection for superfine debugging
- Improved XML handling
Try FME 2011
Register for Safe's 'FME 2011 Customer Webinar' on Feb 8th at 4pm, UK time. Hosted by Dale and Don, the founders of Safe Software it's a great chance to find out what's new in FME 2011, before the UK FME User Group in early April.
If you're a FME user on maintenance, you can download the release from our try FME page, before your disc arrives. New users can access an evaluation version there too.
Keep up to date with FME news by following @dottedeyesltd and @safesoftware on Twitter.
FME does raster - the movie!
How often has your area of interest (Building site, Site of Special Scientific Interest, Transport Interchange etc), fallen across the edge of one or more raster tiles? No doubt many times...Frustrating, isn't it? Wouldn't it be nice to be able to quickly clip out just the area you're interested in from those multiple tiles and glue them together to make one custom sized image? An image fit for purpose...
Well you can with FME! See how by viewing a simple example of how FME Desktop lends itself to raster processing.
Customer Quotations
From FME training delegates:
I have been busy with FME since returning from the training. I love it!
Anthony Tuffour (GIS Development Officer), London Borough of Hackney.
This FME course has been a very useful learning experience and I feel that I will be able to take a lot away from it to put into practice.
Rosalind Whitham (Assistant Analyst), JBA Consulting.
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