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What tool to use to see if well pads moved?

  • May 22, 2019
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I have been trying to find a way to reproduce an Arc model in FME. By using Erase tool I was able to determine the well pads and compare two different datasets against each other. Essentially, my task is to find polygons that don't match and only display those. All attributes remain the same.

I have been reading online for a while but couldn't find a very good solution.

 

I would appreciate any help.

 

Thanks

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jdh
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  • May 22, 2019

Have you looked at the ChangeDetector?


andreaatsafe
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  • May 27, 2019

Hi @frithalma,

You could also try using the ChangeDetector as @jdh suggests. Here's a good summary article for what can be used for change detection in FME.

 

Please note that in FME 2019.0 and newer, the UpdateDetector has been migrated into the ChangeDetector.

There is also this article here on detecting matched features which might be helpful. You could try using the CRCCalculator in combination with the Matcher to get the matched and unmatched geometries + attributes.

- Andrea


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  • May 28, 2019

Hi @frithalma,

You could also try using the ChangeDetector as @jdh suggests. Here's a good summary article for what can be used for change detection in FME.

 

Please note that in FME 2019.0 and newer, the UpdateDetector has been migrated into the ChangeDetector.

There is also this article here on detecting matched features which might be helpful. You could try using the CRCCalculator in combination with the Matcher to get the matched and unmatched geometries + attributes.

- Andrea

This tool produces very bizarre results. I am wondering if I am not setting up my parameters correctly.


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  • May 30, 2019

This tool produces very bizarre results. I am wondering if I am not setting up my parameters correctly.

@frithalma Please submit a case via https://www.safe.com/support/report-a-problem/ Thanks!