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Leveraging FME Workbench and Python Scripts to Create Stylized Oil and Gas KMZ Datasets

Date

Thursday, June 15, 2017

Presenters

Marco Terrazas

Presenter Company

Talisman

City

Austin

Event

FME World Tour 2014

Session Type

User

Industry

Energy

Presentation Details

FME Workbench and Python scripts can work together either as part of a batch script or with the use of the PythonCaller transformer. This demonstration will showcase how to convert a set of oil and gas feature classes (pipelines, well pads, land, wellbores, facilities, etc.) from a file Geodatabase into a symbolized/stylized KMZ file that can be used on Google Earth. Python will be used to provide input/output from the user to manipulate the Geodatabase’s feature classes.

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