Happy Friday NEARCers. I hope everyone’s well.

We’re looking to develop current floor plan data for all of our City buildings to aid in Evacuation and Emergency Response planning, amongst other things. We were originally thinking we should be moving towards an ArcGIS Indoors model but have opted to go the more traditional route for the time being. Wondering if anyone has recently gone through a similar effort, either by a DIY method or by outsourcing the work. Any information and/or advice you’re willing to share would be much appreciated.

Thank you.

Best,

Dan

Dan Camara

GIS/Asset Management Coordinator

City of Rochester, New Hampshire

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