Campus Navigation Solution for the University of Washington Transforming Campus Navigation The University of Washington was founded in 1861, and is known as one of the best medical schools in the world. The main campus in Seattle, Washington occupies 640 acres, 21 million gross square feet, 1,200 floors, and 250 buildings. With its large trees and many multi-level buildings, it has always been easy to get lost anywhere on the University of Washington campus. Aaron Cheuvront, CAD/GIS Program Manager with the University of Washington Capital Projects Office, and his team began developing a geospatial proof of concept solution for the campus navigation challenge in the spring of 2012. Soon, the team had extremely robust interior GIS data for the university, but needed a well-funct

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