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Any Use case for ArcGIS and FME desktop to anlasis the TOID, Topoligical points, sites, polygon's......

  • April 6, 2020
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Hi All,

I am really excited to learn new tool and work with new tool, new project new task really challenging !

AS, I said, I am new to FME data integration Platform, I am really struggling where can I start.

AS an Automation tester came from python background, I need to automated the TOID lines, sites..., My project include with Technologies ArcGIS and FME.

Could you please suggest me any tutorial or any use case related to Geo spatial Maps.(I have excel, .fme, .gpkg files).

 

Apologies for lengthy question, I really nee to run the test and develop more based on them

Thanks

Regards

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@naren Welcome to FME. I would start with the on-line FME training. This is free and will give you a very good grounding in using FME Workbench. We have live, instructor lead training - https://www.safe.com/training/live-online/ or you can do the training at your own pace using the recorded on-demand training https://www.safe.com/training/recorded/ . Most of our partners also offer training, depending where you're located.

From there, you'll be able to explore the Knowledge Center and find tutorials that highlight specific tools in FME.

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