Cívky vláknového připojení

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<\/HEAD>Používáme ArcGIS 10.2.1 pro hrubé mapování systému Fiber Optic. Ještě nepoužíváme plnohodnotnou geometrickou síť ani software třetí strany - ale možná se k tomu dostaneme později v tomto roce. Mám zobrazené vlákno až do domu s aerial nebo u\/g drop linkami a risery, pokud jde o u\/g. Nicméně mám některé zákazníky, kteří ještě nejsou dokončeni - vláknový drop ještě nebyl zakopán a je navinutý na sloupu čekajícím na schválení zákazníka. Rád bych tuto cívku zobrazil na své mapě. Mám několik možností, které mě napadly: 1) nakreslit aerial drop linku, která nikam nevede, s typem = coil, 2) vytvořit Coil bodovou třídu prvků a umístit ji vedle bodu sloupu, 3) vložit sestavnou jednotku do související tabulky ke sloupu pro "coil". Možnost #3 mi není příliš příjemná, protože to není opravdu grafické a můj klient to nemůže snadno vidět. <\/P> <\/P> Nemohu najít žádné příklady takové věci. Má někdo názor na nejlepší způsob, jak to zobrazit? <\/P> <\/P> Děkuji předem,<\/P> A<\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

Anonymous User · Accepted Answer

Hi Andrea,

I think you have listed some viable options in your post, all of which would work. Sounds like having something present on the map so that it is easy for the client to visualize makes sense. That said, option 1 or 2 would be the way to go. Now since both option 1 and 2 would work, I would ask myself the question of what would work best to solve the immediate need and what would minimize the amount of work required moving forward to complete the drop once permission is granted?

In saying that, I think option 1 would be the way to go. Simply draw the fiber drop from the pole to the home as if it were actually constructed and track a status attribute on this drop such as "proposed" or "coiled". Then symbolize the map based on this status attribute so that it is easy to see what is physically built to the house versus what is coiled on the pole waiting for drop approval. The advantage here is that once you get approval, all you need to do is change an attribute to complete the construction. That is minimal work as opposed to having to draw a cable from the pole to the house and delete a coil from your point feature class. This option illustrates the "coil" in the immediate need and saves you some time and effort in the future when the drop is officially built to the customer site.

You might have some other environmental constraints that might not make this the ideal option, but at face value, this is how I would tackle the problem.

Hope this helps. If you have any other questions related to fiber design and management leveraging ESRI tools, post away! I spend a lot of my time in this domain. I would be happy to assist where I can.

Regards,

Sergio