WEBCAST: Attribute Information & Importing / Exporting GIS Data | Thursday, May 27, 2010 | Geospatial | Webcasts

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Event: 'WEBCAST: Attribute Information & Importing / Exporting GIS Data'

Geospatial

Date: Thursday, May 27, 2010 - 12:00 - noon

Duration: 1 Hour

WEBCAST Map 3D:
Attribute Information & Importing / Exporting GIS Data

1:55 to 2:55pm New Zealand Time
11:55 to 12:55 Australia East Coast Time
9:55 to 10:55 Australia West Coast Time

Description:

link This webcast focuses on creating attribute data in Map 3D to allow more information to be stored in the AutoCAD DWG file. Traditionally, we have Layer Name as a very rough guide to what the geometry represents - with Attribute Data, we can hold information in a more sensible and categorised format.

We will also look at importing and exporting this information to various GIS packages (Mapinfo, ESRI etc).

This webcast is relevant to the following grounps:

Anyone who wants to enhance the value of the general AutoCAD data
Anyone who works with GIS information
Anyone who needs to produce GIS formats for clients.
(we will also look at some tips & tricks in importing contours and substituting the elevation with an attribute value..)

As always, suggestions are most welcome.

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