¿Alguien ha convertido un archivo .MXD a un archivo .STD?

DanielMoye

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Uno de los ingenieros con los que trabajo me preguntó si podríamos convertir nuestros datos en un archivo .std para que ellos lo usaran en un programa diferente. Nunca había oído hablar de esta extensión de archivo. ¿Alguien puede darme un poco más de detalles sobre cómo podría convertir los datos? Hasta ahora, no he encontrado recursos útiles solo con una búsqueda en Google.<\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

RobertKrisher

If it's an engineer asking they're probably trying to get the data referenced in your electrical distribution maps into a file that can be imported into Milsoft's WindMil application.  This requires mapping the elements and values in your GIS to the elements and values in the WindMil model and then creating an extractor to doing the translation.  There are several Esri business partners that do this type of work regularly (full disclosure, I work for one of these companies, POWER Engineers).  If you're planning on moving to the Utility Network soon and you don't already have such an extractor in place you may be better off planning on building that interface off of the Utility Network since it already has most of the data elements and QA rules in place to support WindMil.  You'll still need to build (or buy) an extractor, but having implemented both kinds I can say I prefer the ones run off the Utility Network.