Guest speakers: Daniel Moore (GIS Technician) & Matt Swaney (Public Information Officer) - Town of Normal, IL

Tired of bad building & facilities information? GIS indoor mapping is the blueprint of the future. Emergency personnel can now see inside facilities before arriving on-site. Let GIS & Indoor mapping answer the “What if’s” of your incident planning & preparedness. In this 30 minute webinar we are excited to introduce a new product from our software vendor, Esri, for indoor mapping of building facilities and campuses. It is a robust application which consumes CAD drawings, BIM models, or 3D scan data to create a centralized, interactive mapping interface of the interior space of your facilities providing benefits such as space management, interactive maps of interior spaces, indoor routing with turn-by-turn navigation, critical life-safety information for emergency responders, and a single source for storing as-built information to share with engineers, architects, and developers. Now you can finally access plans and as-built drawings through a highly detailed, interactive mapping interface.

Are you an owner or contractor responsible for maintaining a large facility? Do you have an assortment of drawing files with no organization? This 60 minute webinar will help you understand how your CAD or BIM files can be imported into a GIS, and be used as a centralized, flexible framework to store, update, and interact with your facility’s spatial data. You’ll also learn how GIS can provide valuable ROI for space management, facilities, and wayfinding capabilities. ArcGIS Indoors is the newest GIS solution for facility managers and you’ll hear how it can provide the following benefits:

-Visualize location of work orders for facility management
-Space management for usable space analysis
-Interactive maps for indoor navigation with turn-by-turn directions on mobile devices (requires indoor positioning system)
-Critical life-safety information for emergency responders
-Connect real-time monitoring equipment & live feeds from sensors
-Maintain a single-source of as-builts to share with engineers, architects, and developers

Integrate across multiple facilities to create a virtualized campus management system