Topological Error like overshoots ,undershoots and pseudo node

itay wrote:

The other option would be to use the MRF transformers.

Agree. They're expensive, but in my experience they're well worth it when the going gets tough.

 

Link: https://www.safe.com/solutions/specialty/mrfcleaner/

david_r wrote:

This should be a good starting point:

https://knowledge.safe.com/articles/981/example-of-the-smartcleaner-custom-transformer.html

You can download the SmartCleaner custom transformer on the FME Hub.

 

Hi David,

 

Thank you for suggesting the smartcleaner.

 

smart cleaner is cleaning the geometry but in my case just want to identify the error i dont want to repair them. so i am using few transformer form smart cleaner to do this with some changes. so far i have succeeded with identifying the overshoots. for this I am building the topology and then using length calculator for calculating the length for each segment of the network and then a tester which has a set tolerance/distance for overshoot to filter out overshoot segments and illustrative WB for overshoot identification.

 

But struggling to identify the undershoots now.Any help on this

 

thank you in advance :)

itay wrote:

The other option would be to use the MRF transformers.

Hi,

 

I have read about the super cleaner but not sure about how i can integrate it in FME.

 

gis2020 wrote:

Hi,

 

I have read about the super cleaner but not sure about how i can integrate it in FME.

 

You would have to buy a separate license for the MRFCleaner transformer family, see the link I provided above.

david_r wrote:

I agree with @webklaas about considering the ChangeDetector or similar.

Another option to detect undershoots would be to use the LineExtender followed by an Intersector to see if the number of intersections change, which would indicate a possible undershoot.

 

Thank you David .I will surly try this. :)