"We have 8,000 employees based in 30 countries, and supporting all of that there are 4 people on the GIS team. So FME and automation is a really important thing for us."
Joanna Hobbins, CAEHow FME Helps Defence and Aerospace
Reliable, detailed data is necessary for the safety of those in the air and on the ground. Use FME to send your data through workflows which manipulate, customize, and help validate your data exactly as you need it.
Process Data Efficiently
The quicker data can be adequately processed, the sooner you will have the intelligence that you need. Whether you have IRS tasks, need to mine data, or are sharing data in real-time, using automated workflows will free up your time for more challenging tasks.
Gather Insights
While people are great at decision making and drawing conclusions, software can be faster at spotting outliers in repetitive data. Rather than manually scouring images to identify abnormalities, create and run workflows automatically to do this work for you.
Integrate Large Volumes of Data from Various Sources
To gather as much intel as possible, data must be collected from various sources. Drones, databases, imagery, historical records from legacy systems… the list never ends! Transform and manipulate all your collected data so you have information the way you need it, when you need it.
Create and Distribute Information Resources
Communication is key no matter what role you play in the defence and aerospace industry. Having information be accessible and delivered to those in the field in real-time is critical. Generate custom reports, maps, or notifications and automatically deliver them to those that need it.
Customer Stories
CAE
As a world leader in training new pilots through flight simulations, CAE has a lot on their plate. Not only are the timelines for these projects strict, there is also very little room for error. That’s why FME is used to transform their data. Projects are now completed in less time, and the simulations are more accurate representations of the real world.
Department of National Defence
To create a central repository for land, building, and infrastructure data, the Department of National Defence (DND) worked to bring together a variety of spatial data. With FME they were able to standardize and integrate a variety of formats. Additionally, they could easily validate their data and then store it in a SQL Server database.
Spatial Geo and the UK Space Agency
With a grant from the UK Space agency, Spatial GEO was tasked with creating one application that over 100 government organizations could use for retrieving useful satellite imagery and earth observation information. They used FME to create codeless web APIs, monitor information requests, and notify users of updates. This, in conjunction with AWS, allowed them to create just the app they needed.
What People Are Saying About FME
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"Suddenly, I’m a hero because I’m responsive. He sends me a problem in the morning, the following morning he’s got an answer."
Chris Barrington Brown, Cunning Running Software
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