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Kanal-TV-Inspektionsverwaltungssoftware

JoshuaDamron

<\/HEAD>Grüße,<\/SPAN>
Meine Gemeinde erwägt den Kauf einer Software zur Verwaltung von Kanal-TV-Inspektionsdateien und ich versuche, unsere Optionen zu recherchieren. Wir sind eine kleine Stadt, daher haben wir bisher die Videodateien einfach in Ordnern nach Straßennamen\/Adresse gespeichert (wir haben sie noch nicht mit dem GIS verknüpft). Die Pflege der Kanalvideos in einem leicht auffindbaren Format war aufgrund fehlender Konsistenz bei den Benennungskonventionen des Personals schwierig. Aufgrund neuer Richtlinien implementieren wir ein Programm, um alle +60 Meilen Rohrleitung alle 5 Jahre zu inspizieren. Dies wird eine große Datenmenge erzeugen. Vor diesem Hintergrund prüfen wir die Investition in CCTV Sewer Inspection Management Software, einige der Hauptgründe dafür sind: <\/SPAN>

   <\/SPAN>-Wir beabsichtigen, Videos mit ArcGIS zu verknüpfen, viele Softwareprodukte verfügen über Funktionen, die diesen Prozess vereinfachen und automatisieren.

   -Erstellung von Rohrberichten - Dokumentation des Rohrzustands und der Videoergebnisse, ohne die Videos wiederholt ansehen oder handschriftliche Notizen verfolgen zu müssen.

   -Organisation von Rohr-CCTV, Fotos und Berichten, sodass sie zusammenbleiben und organisiert sind (Automatisierung der Dateibenennung und Speicherung).

    -Abfrage und Kategorisierung von Rohrzuständen, um Ergebnisse einfach zu quantifizieren\/Präsentation der Ergebnisse zur fundierten Entscheidungsfindung bei Kapitalverbesserungen.<\/SPAN>

Bei der Suche im Web gibt es mehrere Unternehmen, die Produkte anbieten, die CCTV-Videos mit GIS-Features verknüpfen. Um einige davon zu nennen: POSM, CUES\/Granite, PipeLogix, Redzone, Innovyze. <\/SPAN>

Fast alle rühmen sich als ESRI „Gold“ oder „Silver“ Geschäftspartner. Kann jemand erklären, was das genau bedeutet?<\/SPAN>

Hat jemand von Ihnen Erfahrungen, die Sie bezüglich der Verwaltung Ihrer CCTV-Videodateien und Berichte teilen möchten? Irgendwelche Erfahrungen mit den Vor- und Nachteilen dieser (oder anderer) verschiedener Softwareoptionen? <\/SPAN>

Ich denke, wir bevorzugen es, kein weiteres Softwarepaket zu kaufen, um Videos mit dem GIS zu verknüpfen, aber es sieht so aus, als würden unsere Außenteams den Kauf sowieso tätigen, also mache ich hier meine Hausaufgaben, um sicherzustellen, dass die richtigen Entscheidungen getroffen werden.<\/SPAN>

Jede Hilfe wird sehr geschätzt.<\/SPAN>

-Joshua<\/SPAN><\/BODY><\/HTML>

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tikola

This is an ancient thread but as I did not find any other suitable threads lets put our latest results here. We have done Sewer camera inspection integration against one local vendor and now tested first time WinCAN solution. Both works nicely and I am not sure how much training there is really needed. Just take that in use.

The one that was used in our first case was this:

https://www.wincan.com/product/wincan-vx/

Local operator run inspection using that tool and we made file transfer using WinCAN ArcGIS Pro plugin. Few hours from inspection results and videos were available in our customers ArcGIS Online Sewer Data Management solution.

What I am looking next is their ArcGIS Online integration and hopefully get rid of transferring files:

https://www.wincan.com/product/wincan-enterprise/

AdelOtman

Hi everybody!

I'm very interested for esri CCTV tool which uses for sewer inspections, so I'm looking for anyone who knows about it, how to get, training, how much it cost? any help would be much appreciated!

Thanks

CalebAnderson2

Joshua,

We're just now moving to new CCTV software. What did you end up going with? How has the transition been? Did it meet the goals you outlined?

We're looking at

ITpipes

WinCan

Granite XP

POSM

Any recommendations?

JonathanFeeke

Greetings,

We have and continue development of a customer based (you) application which completely integrates into ArcGIS, showing videos, images, attributes, spatial location, filters, environmental impact based on other layers, automated display of inspection data on your ArcGIS Map in a new layer, transfer of data from CCTV data to shapefiles, and GIS Editing related tools just to name a few. It is a client specific application, so what you want is what we develop, which our base development focused on Pipeline Networks. Visit http://www.covegis.com for more information, but also take note that the features of the application i listed above are not reflected on the website as we have just concluded our first version of the app.
It is in the form of an ArcGIS Add-In, which simplifies the installation and provides complete integration. Currently available for ArcGIS 10+. Im not sure if i can put contact details on this blog, but it is available on the website.

Jonathan Feeke
Lead Developer

CoveGIS - Bridging the gap between ArcGIS and CCTV Data

nicogis

I have posted a little start point sample using Dynamic segmentation ( http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/74130-Pipeline-video-inspection-using-dynamic-segmentation?highlight=dynamic ). You can create records in table (info track registration video) and create on the fly polyline M for mapping your video on tube (you can creating a soe in ags). With DS you also can do your processing for extract info ect ..

Here you can see Program Tiers: http://www.esri.com/partners/partner-network/program-tiers

TrishRice

Good job with all that research. We use Granite XP. We're also a small city--9000 pop, 17.5 miles of sanitary sewer inspected on a 3-year cycle. We are quite happy with it, we've had it for a long time so I've never compared it to other programs. I only have the Viewer version and the field crew has the Inspector version so my knowledge of its inner workings is limited. We also have a separate asset management program PubWorks, for about a year now, which has a steep learning curve to input data but our PW Director loves it for his $$ reporting. We are looking at getting Granite's GIS module so we can link the inspections with the maps and with PubWorks, but like you are weighing what we'd gain from that.

Not sure what I can tell you that the sales reps haven't, but if you want any examples of how it works for us I'll see what I can do.

JoshuaDamron

Graham,

Thank you for the post back. I've been quite busy researching cameras, crawlers, CCTV van equipment and inspection software... to say the least I've learned a lot. We've had camera/crawler/truck units giving live demos & software companies doing web demos and I gotta say the technology is pretty neat and the sales staff are very helpful.

On the software end I've learned that there are Inspection based software and Asset based software, we are going the Asset based route. I'm not sure what your process has consisted of but I found that each company uses its own lingo so I made up a comparison sheet in Excel and had each company answer questions about what their products offer. I think this is the best and only way to compare the different vendors simply because each vendors software works a little bit differently from the next and its hard to keep them straight.

One of our key drivers is to get inspection scores feeding directly into our Asset system (Hansen)

From what I learned most of the companies talk like they play well with Hansen. For us, we aren't using an asset management system but it is 90% for sure that we will be migrating to SunGuard Public Sector's "One Solution" in the next year.

All of the companies have great qualities and lots of similarities, they all seem to be in the same price range. I think it is important to isolate the "top 10" must haves for your organization. For us a few of our big things are able to automate the mapping of mainline deficiency ratings, point defects & observations, continuous defects, and lateral & manhole scores; also open architecture (able to easily customize the database) and as an extension of this the ability to expand the program to track more data than gravity water utilities and manholes. Also checks and balances between the sewer inspection software and the GIS to ensure the integrity of our GIS data. For us we have narrowed our search to I.T. Pipes, GraniteXP & WinCan. All are very well designed programs and it will be a pretty near decision.

Good luck!

GrahamW

Hi Joshua,

We are going down the same route now and looking to enhance our current win-can system. I'll watch this thread closely as we realistically are in about the same position as you in terms of our current status..

We are very interested in GraniteXP as this is a very thorough system but we have some issues with some finer details before perusing it. We have had demonstrations and communications about going down this avenue but again we have to be sure it will be money worth spending. It also seems there is no water authorities in Australia who are using this so there is also an industry accreditation/peer review that may be requried before going down this path.

One of our key drivers is to get inspection scores feeding directly into our Asset system (Hansen)

Regards,

Graham Wood
Water and Sewer GIS Coordinator
Gosford City Council

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