Developing a hillshade image with FME.

Learn how an RMIT surveying student used FME to develop a hillshade image and build his knowledge of terrain modelling.

By Michael McGarvie, Diploma of Surveying student, RMIT, Australia.

 

 

As part of my Diploma of Surveying at RMIT, I used FME in the Develop Digital Terrain Models course.

My access came from a four month student license provided through the FME Grant Program.

 

 

Creating a hillshade image

One of my projects involved using FME to develop a hillshade image. It was an opportunity to work with the software while building my knowledge of terrain modelling.

What I liked most was the workflow layout and the way FME focuses on automation. This approach showed me how a process can be structured as a workflow rather than completed as a series of separate manual steps.

Building knowledge for my career

Learning FME has added another practical skill to my surveying studies. It also gives me a way to demonstrate my knowledge of aerial imagery as I begin developing my career.

FME is innovative software that focuses on automatable workflows.
Michael McGarvie
Diploma of Surveying student, RMIT, Australia.
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