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SDSFIE Online Tools: Browse/Generate & Data Dictionary. Webinar 1300-1500 Eastern 28 NOV 18 (Session 1) 12 DEC 18 (Session 2). Call-in toll-free number: 1-888-557-8511 (US) / Access Code: 903 935 1 / Security Code: 4444
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SDSFIE Online Tools: Browse/Generate & Data Dictionary Webinar 1300-1500 Eastern 28 NOV 18 (Session 1) 12 DEC 18 (Session 2) Call-in toll-free number: 1-888-557-8511 (US) / Access Code: 903 935 1 / Security Code: 4444 Webex: https://usace.webex.com/usace/j.php?MTID=md63dc7e3599d923c73dc9805d9a874c8 Meeting number: 966 475 753 Meeting password: 4444 DCS: https://conference.apps.mil/webconf/SDSFIEVectorWG
SDSFIE Webinar Schedule FY 2019 • SDSFIE Program & Standards Overview: 11 & 24 OCT • Browse/Generate, Data Dictionary: 28 NOV & 12 DEC -------------------------------- 2019 -------------------------------- • Data Model Pre Migration: 16 JAN & 6 FEB • Assessing Compliance with Validate; Adaptations with Model Builder: MAR / APR • Data Model Migration: APR / MAY • Metadata standards, tools and templates: MAY / JUN ☑ ☑
SDSFIE Overview Webinar • Agenda • SDSFIE-V Concepts and Terminology • SDSFIEOnline Website • Online Resources • Online Tools • Common Workflows using SDSFIE-V: Which Tool for which Task? • Data Collection Workflows, with Browse/Generate and Data Dictionary (and Model Builder) • Notes: • Please mute phones unless asking questions! • You can also use “Chat” in WebEx or DCS to ask questions
SDSFIE-V “Models” • In SDSFIE-Vector, or “SDSFIE-V”, a “Model” consists of an organized set of “elements”: • A set of Entities(Feature Types and/or non-spatial Object Tables) • with Attributes, or characteristics, for each feature • Attributes may be constrained by Enumerations • Enumerations (“picklists”) have a set of Enumerants • and, potentially, participate in Associations • In each Version of SDSFIE-V (e.g., 3.1 or 4.0), there is a Gold model that is the root of all other models • Each Service adapts the Gold model to create their own Headquarters Adaptation model • Services can allow lower echelons to develop their own Sub-Adaptation • All adaptations must adhere to SDSFIE-V Implementation Guidance (SVIG) SDSFIE-V 4.0 Gold Army4.0 … Air Force 4.0 Navy Data Model 4.0 GEOFidelis 4.0 USACE HQ 4.0 …
SDSFIE-V Adaptation Approach • “SDSFIE Adaptation” defined: A formalized alteration of a model which results in another model tailored to the particular business requirements of an implementing organization. An Adaptation consists of a specific Profile and/or all the Extensions that are required to meet specific business requirements. • SDSFIE Adaptation consists of three primary steps: • “profiling” – removing non-mandatory elements that the implementing organization does not require • Any entity other than those used in Installation CIP • Any non-foundational attribute • “extending” – adding required elements not found in the parent model (e.g., needed by USACE but not in Gold) • “changing” – altering model, without affecting interoperability
Model “elements” include any of the following model components: Folder – a set of entities Entity (two types) Feature Type – A set of thematically equivalent geographicfeatures with a corresponding data table of attributes Object Table – A non-spatial data table of attributes that can be linked to one or more feature types Attribute – a characteristic of an entity Enumeration– constraint on an attribute Enumerant – permissible value in an enumeration Association – establishes a relationship between two entities based on a primary key and a foreign key SDSFIE Model “Elements”
SDSFIE Terminology SDSFIE Elements, and Element Properties All SDSFIE LDM, elements have standard properties, which include: • Model Name • PascalCase or • camelCase • Alias • English name • Definition • Succinct characterization • Description • Elaborate on Def. • Def. References • Note • Deconfliction • Justification
SDSFIE Online – Homepage https://www.sdsfieonline.org After consenting, you have access to the SDSFIE Online Homepage – Provides a brief overview of SDSFIE, with links to the all parts of SDSFIE Online, with 4 main sections Consent Banner – An initial pop-up to give consent Menu Strip section – Access to all tools and pages Welcome section – A brief explanation of SDSFIE along with a “Learn More” link that will direct you to a page that explains the SDSFIE Family of Standards. What’s New? section – Highlights new developments or updated tools / documents Stakeholders section – provides links to each Component page
SDSFIE Online – The Menu Strip Home – will always take you to the Welcome (Home) page SDSFIE Online – provides links to general information and how to get started Standards – provides details on each of the SDSFIE Standards Models & Workflows – provides links to each of the SDSFIE Tools, and the means to interact with the models Components - provides links to each component page (identical to the links on the Home page) Support – provides links to a FAQ page, SDSFIE User Guides and additional training • The Menu Strip: • Top of almost all SDSFIE Online pages (not Tools) • Versatile • Hover/click accesses different SDSFIE Online topics and functions
SDSFIE Online – “SDSFIE Online” • What is SDSFIE Online? – Provides an overview of SDSFIE Online and the SDSFIE family of standards. • Getting Started – Three step process: • Step 1) Register • Step 2) Learn More • Step 3) Get to Work • Website Changelog • Register User – first, create User Account • Specify a Sponsor or Manager • Takes 24-48 hrs, normally less • Log In As User – must log in to obtain access to models and tools • Standard password reset and username recovery functions • Learn More – See “Support” menu item.
SDSFIE Online – “Components”US Army Page • To be Updated Soon! • US Army HQ 4.0.2 – model details • Implementation Plan • Migration Guidance and Support
SDSFIE Online – “Support” • SDSFIE FAQ – commonly asked questions and general information about SDSFIE and the website; accessible from the “Get Help” link at the bottom of any page • User Guides and Training Videos – 4 Tool/Workflow downloadable user guides and 26 training videos (watch through YouTube, or download) • Direct Contact “Help Desk” – response within 24 hrs (8:00AM-4:30PM EST Mon-Fri) • Webform email submission • Email: support@sdsfieonline.org • Phone: (571) 403-0238
Support – Details, and More Resources • SDSFIE Online • User Guides (5 “how-to” format) • FAQ • Training (26 videos) • Background (4) • Data Dictionary (2) • Browse/Generate (5) • Model Builder (8) • Validation (2) • Migration (5) • AGC • Online; Guidance; Standards; Requirements; Modeling • Leidos/Image Matters Support Team • Tech Support (via SDSFIE “Help Desk”) • Training (webinars) • Migration support (multiple 3-4 day events)
SDSFIE Online – “Models & Workflows” Browse Generate – allows examination of a single model at a time and/or publishes a physical or logical data representation of that model Data Dictionary – provides multi-faceted search interface and reports across all logical data models, with saved search function Migration – supports moving data repositories to new (target) models, with capabilities for managing and registering custom data and sub-adaptations Model Builder - provides for creation and editing of logical data models, with options for interactive GUI or workbook upload for large/complex models Validate – facilitates comparison between any two models, including source to parent mode, with workbook output; shows adherence to SDSFIE rules
SDSFIE Online Tools: Browse/Generate • Select a single model (adaptation) from the Registry, and “browse”, in full detail, all elements in that model • Find entities in the model by keyword searches that probe the property text (e.g., Definition, etc) of all element types • Select entities within the chosen model, and “Generate” these different products: • LDM – a logical representation of data model in two different formats, both as Excel workbooks, with options • PDM – a physical representation of data model in ESRI Workspace XML format, which can be imported into a Geodatabase, with many options possible, including application of “Alternate Names” • Metadata model, full or for entity/attribute section, as XML
SDSFIE Online Tools: Data Dictionary • Perform keyword searches against all models in the Registry, or specify selected type(s) of models to be probed • Find selected type(s) or all elements in all or specified model(s) that match element property text (i.e., Model Name, Alias, Definition, Description, Note) to the search criteria • Examine lists of matched elements from different models, by element type (as tabs) • View all attributes constrained by an enumeration in a model • Use OR and AND operators with keyword(s), as well as conduct exact phrase matching • Save Search, and Execute or Edit a Saved Search, • Export Search Results
SDSFIE Online – User WorkflowsData Collection– all requirements are met by parent model (HQ Adaptation)Use Case #1
SDSFIE Online – User WorkflowsData Collection (Standard Elements) Scenario • Setting up project involving use of drones around Corps facilities to collect data. Know you need to track authorization area and use. • Inquiry to SMEs results in knowledge that new USACE HQ 4.0 Adaptation has all entities (named SUAS*) needed to capture required information about authorized drone activities. • Need set of entities in geodatabase to serve as backend for web feature service accessed via handheld. Recommended Approach Save schema ArcGIS Geodatabase Browse / Generate Tool Esri XML Workspace Document Create new (empty) GDB in ArcCatalog, and Import schema Select entities, and Generate schema
SDSFIE Online – User WorkflowsData Collection– all requirements are met by parent model (HQ Adaptation)Use Case #1 DEMO
SDSFIE OnlineData Collection Workflow START • Use B/G to: • Generate LDM for future reference • Generate PDM for ESRI GDB structure (Workspace XML document) • Identify required element concepts • Identify stipulated parent adaptation • Use B/G to: • Select stipulated parent adaptation • Select matched entity concepts • In ESRI ArcGIS: • Create empty GDB • Import ESRI Workspace XML doc Use B/G to: find matching concepts in the stipulated parent adaptation GDB, ready for data! Report unmet requirements to your SDSFIE Component Lead • Use MB to: • Add unmatched elements that were found in other Components’ adaptation Find all? YES END NO Does your Component permit sub-adaptation? B/G = Browse/Generate Tool DD = Data Dictionary Tool MB = Model Builder Tool NO YES • Create New Adaptation in MB: • Select stipulated parent adaptation • Select all matched entity concepts • Create new model • Use MB to: • Create new elements not found in stipulated parent adaptation or that of other Components’ • Use DD to: • Try to find unmatched elements in other Components’ models Find all? NO YES
SDSFIE Online – User WorkflowsData Collection – not all requirements are met by parent model (HQ Adaptation) [Use Case #2] Scenario • Setting up project involving use of drones around Corps facilities to collect data. • Same requirements as previous scenario, geodatabase with feature classes that support drone operations • *Additional need for a feature type that delineates areas with FAA airspace restrictions of non-federal UAS operations • Will need the 4 USACE HQ 4.0 feature types, plus one additional feature type. • Your Component allows sub-adaptations
Adaptation Actions – Use Case #2 Need to check for existing entity in SDSFIE! Parent Adaptation Add entity to represent FAA UAS Temporary Flight Restrictions for National Security Start with USACE HQ 4.0.2: 465 entities PROFILE (Profiled Parent) 4 entities EXTEND Child Adaptation Remove all entities except: SuasAirportBuffer SuasAirworthinessArea SuasCertificateOfAuthorzArea SuasLaunchOrLandingLocation 5 entities
SDSFIE Online – User WorkflowsData Collection – not all requirements are met by parent model (HQ Adaptation)Use Case #2 DEMO
QUESTIONS???? Paul Dubois: 703-428-6742 paul.c.dubois@usace.army.mil Dr. Jeff Ehman: 812-325-7937 jeffe@imagemattersllc.com
SDSFIE Webinar Schedule FY 2019 • SDSFIE Program & Standards Overview: 11 & 24 OCT • Browse/Generate, Data Dictionary: 28 NOV & 12 DEC -------------------------------- 2019 -------------------------------- • Data Model Pre Migration: 16 JAN & 6 FEB • Assessing Compliance with Validate; Adaptations with Model Builder: MAR / APR • Data Model Migration: APR / MAY • Metadata standards, tools and templates: MAY / JUN ☑ ☑