Duration: 2 Days

Cost: £900 ex VAT

FME Desktop is a flexible and powerful spatial ETL toolset used by thousands of data professionals worldwide to quickly translate, transform and integrate their data. You are one of these professionals and you are now looking to increase your capabilities with FME Desktop to increase the return your return on investment and use FME Desktop for projects beyond the original scope of your purchase.

This course provides the next step on your journey with FME Desktop. Refreshing and then expanding on some of the core principles of FME Workbench this course is intended for existing users who wish to push the boundaries of data manipulation. It is important that delegates who attend this course have a firm grounding in the use of FME Desktop, specifically the FME Workbench and Universal Viewer. However, assuming you do this course will open your eyes to a whole new world of possibilities!

Course description

The full course description is available to download. In summary it includes the following sessions:

• Multipurpose workspaces;
• Custom capabilities and sharing FME resources;
• FME and raster;
• Advanced FME workflows;
• Advanced attribute handling;
• FME and spatial databases;
• FME and KML;
• Customer workshop.

The course is aimed at existing users of FME, who have a level of experience equivalent to our Introduction to FME course.

If you are a new user of FME, you are encouraged to attend the Introduction to FME course first.

Next steps

A full course description is available for this course.

View the training schedule or, if you know which course dates you would like to reserve, book online now to guarantee your place.

Should you wish to discuss your training requirements, please contact our Training Co-ordinator, Craig Dean, on 01527 556920 or email training@dottedeyes.com.

Accreditation

This course is accredited by the Association for Geographic Information (AGI) and contributes towards achieving Chartered Geographer status. Delegates who attend are eligible to receive 7 CPD points towards their Continual Professional Development.Visit the AGI website or the Royal Geographical Society website for more information about the Chartered Geographer scheme.

What our delegates say about our FME courses

"Excellent introduction to using FME, data types and translation methods. Well written and detailed training manual with step-by-step examples. Clear presentation and explanations to using FME with many tips for getting the most out of the software."

Alex Rushforth, Neftex

Spring 2010