1. FME: The Catalyst for a Multi- Participant Hazardous Spills Database for Peel Region Doug Seaborn Project Lead: Enterprise GIS Development & Deployment

2. SDSS - Spills Decision Support System  ~ 500 hazardous spills every year  “Spills” can be:  Fuel, auto liquids  Industrial waste  Hazardous cargo  Biological hazards  Sewer overflows  Flooding Region of Peel - SDSS

3. About Peel Region  Area: 1,250 sq km  Population: 1.3 million  Dwellings: 360,000  Known “haz mat” sites: 20,000  Buried Infrastructure: 85% of area  3 local governments  2 conservation agencies  Tiered service responsibilities

4. SDSS - User Community  First Responders:  Peel Region Environmental Protection Unit  Fire & Police  Conservation  System  Region-wide database  [60+ themes]  Mobile field devices, web enabled  Oracle Spatial, 7 x 24

5. Spills Tracing

6. SDSS Functionality  Support Inventory of known hazmat sites and spills [1999 -2010] through ROP  Record Observed Spills  Predict upstream source [s] for investigation  Record & Predict downstream flows and highest risk outflows/consequences  Subsurface hazmat flow prediction [gravity - storm and sanitary sewer]  Field-usable, field accessible [web, gps enabled notebooks]

7. Data Themes  Spills-Specific Themes  Licensed hazardous material sites, inspection records  Observed spills: 10 years  Fresh water supply [lakes, aquifers, pump stations, wells, permits]  Surface flow  Rivers, creeks, ditches, culverts  Surface Elevation & Permeability Model  Catch Basins, Inlets, Outflows  Sub-surface flow  100,000+ underground pipes [storm and sanitary]  Reference Themes  Street Road Network with Address points  Property & Infrastructure  Aerial Imagery  Environmental & Recreational areas  High risk infrastructure [stations, schools hospitals airports,…]

8. Environmental Themes  Source water protection areas  Aquifers & wells  Dams, flow control structures  Flood zones  Rivers, streams, creeks  Watershed and sewer shed boundary models  Conservation areas  Environmentally sensitive areas

9. The FME Challenge  Geo data “contributors” 7  Vector data: MicroStation, GeoMedia, ESRI  Raster data: MrSID, ECW  Office [MS] data: 12,000 engineering drawings [pdf],  Word, Excel, Access  C3Q: Coverage, Currency, Consistency, Quality !!

10. Some ETL Tasks 1.Storm Sewer [CAD to Oracle Spatial ] 2.Water System [GeoMedia to Oracle ] 3.Sanitary Sewer [SQL Server to Oracle] 4.Storm Ponds [Word -> Oracle] 5.Spills and Licensed Sites [Access to Oracle]

11. Storm Sewer [CAD to Oracle Spatial ]  Scope  City of Mississauga  ~ 100,000 graphic objects in MicroStation [1997]  Connect and attribute pipes  Connect and attribute inflow points [surface elevations]  Connect and attribute outflows [surface elevations]  Build network model [inflow outflow]  mostly done using FME

12. 3 ETL Tasks 1.Storm Sewer [CAD to Oracle Spatial ]

13. Storm Sewer [CAD to Oracle Spatial ]

14. Pipe Split and Join

15. Elevation Calculator

16. Storm Sewer: Polygon Builder

17. Timeline  Timeline  Database complete: Q3 2011  Software complete: Q4 2011  Go live: Q1 2012

18. Thank You!  Questions?  For more information  Doug Seaborn  Seaborn GeoSystems  doug.seaborn@rogers.com doug.seaborn@rogers.com  www.linkedin.com/in/dougseaborn www.linkedin.com/in/dougseaborn  Angus GeoSolutions Inc. www.agsi.cawww.agsi.ca