Form Basics - Module Review
This module introduced you to FME and investigated the basics of FME data translations.
What You Should Have Learned from this Module
The following are key points to be learned from this session:
Theory
FME is a data integration tool to translate and transform data, with an emphasis on spatial data.
FME Workbench is an application to graphically define a translation and the flow of data within it. The definition of a translation is known as a workspace and can be saved to a file for later use.
Quick Translation is the technique of carrying out a translation generated by FME, without further editing.
The Generate Workspace dialog is the primary method by which a quick translation can be set up in FME Workbench.
Data Inspection is a technique for checking and verifying data before, during, and after a translation. FME Data Inspector and Visual Preview can both be used for inspecting data.
Feature caching makes it easier to store data for inspection and performance purposes while building workspaces.
Partial runs allow specified sections of a workspace to run in isolation.
FME Skills
The ability to open a workspace in FME Workbench and run it
The ability to start FME Workbench and set up a quick translation
The ability to start the FME Data Inspector, and to open and add datasets
The ability to navigate a dataset and to select features within it
The ability to control Data Inspector symbology and display characteristics
The ability to set background maps in Visual Preview
The ability to inspect data using Visual Preview
The ability to run a workspace with feature caching
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