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FME Campus Presentations

FME Cloud as Engine for New Mobility Ideas

Date

Thursday, June 15, 2017

Presenters

Benjamin Quest

Presenter Company

con terra GmbH

City

Vancouver

Event

FME International User Conference 2017

Session Type

User

Industry

Transportation

Presentation Details

The Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure (BMVI) of Germany supports the development of new digital business ideas by publishing mobility, weather and spatial data as open data. At the first data run of the BMVI con terra won two prices by enabling the use of the provided data easily with FME and designing an idea for new routing processes. To unlock the value of the heterogeneous data for the second BMVI hackathon, the BMVI mandated con terra to build an interface to facilitate the data in an easy accessible way to developers and solution architects. FME Cloud, Amazon S3 and ArcGIS Online Feature Services are now integrated into the BMVI open data platform to share the data via easy-to-use APIs and data formats and power the development of new digital mobility ideas.