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YOUR tool for noise mapping ArcGIS The Idea Once entered or edited, data are valuable resources. However, the exchange and further use of important data material is often difficult because it comes in different formats (DBF, DXF, ASCII, etc.). For that reason, valuable resources remain unused or must be re-edited or acquired. ArcGIS is a data interface which provides a capable tool for exchanging georeferenced data between different programs. This does not pose any problem to IMMI users! With ArcGIS you can, for example, edit and process noise projects to create projects involving air pollutant modeling, land use planning, register of relics – or vice versa. The data interface also provides extensive savings potentials if availa- ble geodata (geometry and alphanumerical data) can be used. The interface is bidirectional, so that all calculation results can also be exported from IMMI to ArcGIS: Noise maps as point layers, isolines (.flt; .ascci; .shp) Façade levels and reception point calculation as point layers (.shp) Export of georeferenced bitmaps The Solution ArcGIS, our data interface Irrespective of your particular requirements, this powerful interface allows you to apply all types of data from ArcGIS: From simple geometry (x-, y-, z-coordinates) to the application of numerous attributes (ADT, velocity, inhabitants, etc.). apply data from ArcGIS ... ... create a noise grid with ... modify, edit ... noise grid in IMMI data from ArcGIS

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YOUR tool for noise mapping

ArcGIS

The IdeaOnce entered or edited, data are valuable resources. However, the exchange and further use of important data material is often diffi cult because it comes in different formats (DBF, DXF, ASCII, etc.).

For that reason, valuable resources remain unused or must be re-edited or acquired.

ArcGIS is a data interface which provides a capable tool for exchanging georeferenced data between different programs.This does not pose any problem to IMMI users!With ArcGIS you can, for example, edit and process noise projects to create projects involving air pollutant modeling, land use planning, register of relics – or vice versa. The data interface also provides extensive savings potentials if availa-ble geodata (geometry and alphanumerical data) can be used.

The interface is bidirectional, so that all calculation results can also be exported from IMMI to ArcGIS:

Noise maps as point layers, isolines (.fl t; .ascci; .shp)

Façade levels and reception point calculation as point layers (.shp)

Export of georeferenced bitmaps

The SolutionArcGIS, our data interfaceIrrespective of your particular requirements, this powerful interface allows you to apply all types of data fromArcGIS:From simple geometry (x-, y-, z-coordinates) to the application of numerous attributes (ADT, velocity, inhabitants, etc.).

apply data from ArcGIS ...... create a noise grid with

... modify, edit ...

noise grid in IMMI

data from ArcGIS

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ArcGIS contains data which is organized in topics and cor-responds to the element types in IMMI. For example, the ge-ometry data (x, y, z) saved in SHAPE fi les (*.SHP) is applied to the respective IMMI, while dBase fi les (*.DBF) contain the associated attributes, and geometry and alphanumerical data is linked via index fi les (*.SHX).

The MethodGeometry data is applied automatically provided units and coordinate systems are standardized. Alphanumerical data is allocated to the corresponding IMMI element types in groups. A further tool facilitating data application is the comfortable editing function (defi nition of additional fi lter properties). When exporting from IMMI, noise grids can be output in various formats (ASCII, FLT, SHP, etc.). Georeferenced background images are fi tted automatically. The user can consult a de-tailed manual for further information on the import and export of data.

An useful addendum

envVisionGIS-supported environmental management of noise and air pollutants

Common access to a uniform stock of edited data for various applications

envVision

enviroment data

Transparent and optimized calculation of noise and air pollutants according to legal regulations with IMMI, the leading software for noise and air pollutant mapping in Europe

Management and linking of calculation results

Creation and management of planning variants as well as their comparison and evaluation

Cartographic representation of isolines and grid maps

Statistic evaluation of the exposure analysis in relation to persons, buildings and areas

Preparation of the action plan

Provision of data to inform the public about the internet services of the ArcGIS family