Poor man’s GIS using Tabular and Power View Fred Stimler, Developer – BI Group
Poor man’s GIS - Solution Speaker BIO – Fred Stimler City of Jacksonville, FL (nearly 2 years) BI Group within 100+ Information Technology Department Jacksonville since 2000 – various data/reporting assignments in Jacksonville and Orlando NYC for 25 years, starting in financial/analytic roles. Power-user. Using tools such as SQL Server, Access, Paradox, Crystal Reports, Excel. Education – Ohio State MBA (Finance) NYU (MIS Masters)
Maps can help Government Analyze and Resolve Problems
Poor man’s GIS Overview Problem – Map and identify properties for Blight Analysis ?? Project – Gather data from Property Appraisal, Real Estate, JRFD, JEA, Foreclosures, Liens etc. Tools – SQL Server 2012 – may need to create consolidation DB – SQL Server Data Tools for Visual Studio 2012 (tabular model) – SharePoint portal to create/display maps Create connection file to tabular Create Power View for map
Poor man’s GIS Challenges Problem – Who are the users: Public Works, various committees of City Council, Accounting, Real Estate… Project – Data sharing is not typical. – One time requests. Transition to regular transfer. – Third party sources. FBI restrictions on JSO. Tools – SQL Server 2012 – tabular model capability – Excel 2010 – PowerPivot – has map limitations – SharePoint IE 9, security, service accounts
Poor man’s GIS – map tools Visualize data on maps - 3 main tools from Microsoft - Excel, SQL Server, and SharePoint Power View Power Maps Reporting Services Note - export your Power View to a PowerPoint presentation and retain interactivity.
Poor man’s GIS Audience Questions Who is using SQL Server 2012 or above? Who is creating Analysis Services Cubes? Who is creating Tabular Models Power View? Power View maps? ArcNet or other mapping tools? Power Map? SharePoint 2013 Galleries for Power View and Excel report?
Poor man’s GIS – PAO Property
Poor man’s GIS – COJ’s GIS
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Poor man’s GIS - Layers Must create Layers in my Maps also GIS Layers available
Poor man’s GIS – get data ready Gather data from sources Into SQL Server 2012 DB Create Tabular DB from Data Tools
Poor man’s GIS – Data Mashing Lots of data linked via Real Estate Number
Poor man’s GIS – relate tables Tabular – relationships - limited Tabular – Data Category critical for mapping
Poor man’s GIS – addresses must be OK Property Address in SQL Server View,CAST(p.StreetNumber AS varchar(10)) + ' ' + p.StreetName + ' ' + COALESCE (p.StreetSuffix + ' ', '') + COALESCE (p.StreetPrefix + ' ', '') + COALESCE (p.StreetUnit + ' ', '') + COALESCE (p.City + ', FL ', '') + COALESCE (LEFT(p.ZipCode, 5) + ' ', '') AS PropertyAddress Tabular – create Property Address SQL Server code – create Property Address
Poor man’s GIS – address alternatives,SQL_2012_Address = CONCAT(CAST(p.StreetNumber AS varchar),' ',p.StreetName,' ',COALESCE (p.StreetSuffix,''),' ',COALESCE (p.StreetPrefix,''),' ',COALESCE (p.StreetUnit,''),' ',COALESCE (p.City,''),' ',COALESCE (LEFT(p.ZipCode, 5),' ') ) In Tabular, using DAX Alternatives – create Property Address
Poor man’s GIS Demo Tabular Model
Poor man’s GIS – before creating Power View Maps Internet Explorer Internet Options Tabular Model in SSDT and Analysis Services
Poor man’s GIS Power View Example Maps
Poor man’s GIS - Liens Lien Analysis
Poor man’s GIS - CARE 630-City Calls
Poor man’s GIS - Properties Property Data
Poor man’s GIS - Properties Property Alternative
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Poor man’s GIS Demo Power View Maps
Poor man’s GIS - Recap City of Jacksonville, FL Mashing Data from Public Works, Real Estate Accounting (Liens), Clerk of Courts, third parties (crime, foreclosures), Property Appraisal, etc. Tools used SQL server 2012 Tabular model creating using Data Tools for Visual Studio 2012 SharePoint 2013 Power View for Mapping Future tools: public site with anonyms login; Power BI (Designer) Users – who will use the maps? Questions?
Poor man’s GIS - contacts Fred Stimler at the City of Jacksonville Work: (904)