Fluxos de trabalho para vincular outros sistemas de informação ao GIS

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<\/HEAD>De uma perspectiva geral, quais são os possíveis fluxos de trabalho para vincular um sistema de informação separado ao nosso GIS? <\/P> Aqui está a nossa situação:<\/P> Temos um GIS corporativo para modelar nossa planta externa que nos permite simular um sinal através da nossa rede via uma rede geométrica. Também temos o que eu considero um sistema de informação empresarial (BIS) para gerenciar coisas como faturamento, atendimento ao cliente e operações. Esses dois sistemas estão rodando em bancos de dados separados, mas cada um possui dados que poderiam enriquecer o outro. <\/P> <\/P> *Sistema - ArcGIS Enterprise 10.5.1 & SDE roda no SQL Server 2014*<\/P> <\/P> Eu já vi alguns softwares BIS que integram o GIS em sua interface de usuário, mas não tenho certeza do que está rodando por trás dos panos. <\/P> <\/P> Então a pergunta permanece - quais são alguns fluxos de trabalho para vincular os dois sistemas? <\/P> <\/P> -Brett<\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

Patrick Huls · Answer

As mentioned in the previous replies, the two most common ways I've seen are to use an ETL process to transfer the data into a traditional ArcGIS geodatabase, or if the other systems have an API, then leverage that to pull data into ArcGIS.  The Data Interopability Extension can help with the ETL process, and the ArcGIS API for python can help at the API level.

EdwardGause · Answer

We have done integration several ways.  We have used ETL (Extract Transform and Load) Tools like Microsoft SSIS and Safe FME to move data from our Core Application databases to out GIS database (also MS SQL Server but 2016).  We have used ESRI's Java SDK for ArcGIS to also write a program that reads a list of SQL Statements and runs each individually, recreating the tables on the GIS data nightly for each of the SQL. Example: we create Customer Service table nightly that pulls from several tables in our Core Databases into one result set that we then create a table on GIS database based off of the data in the result set.  We name the table based off of how we named the SQL file.  Since we write our own home grown systems for most things that are not GIS based, we have used ESRI's JavaScript API of ArcGIS to integrate maps in our home grown applications.  Lastly, we have some C# .NET code that we created as a tool bar in ArcMap, that can take a Key value from the GIS layer we click on and then use that key attribute value to query another Database like our Core database to retrieve and show data from these systems based off of matching on the key value.  Hopefully one of these ideas can be of help to you or someone else.

BrettLessner_Nsight · Answer

Chris,

Thanks for the comment! I updated the original post to include that information (ArcGIS Enterprise 10.5.1 & SDE runs on SQL 2014)

-Brett