Finding Sewer Lift Station Flow

Question

Hello Everyone,

I have been given the task to find the flow of our lift stations, specifically the ones that flow into another lift station.  I have attempted several different ways of doing this but none of them seem to get very far.  To have a better idea what I am talking about, here is an example of the data:

(The data goes to a main on the left side and continues upwards)

I want to insert the name of Lift Station #1 into a field for the linear features with the red arrows and then a combination of #1 and #2 to the linear features after Lift Station #2.  I feel like this can be accomplished using Network Analyst, but a large majority of the linear dataset doesn't the correct direction.

If anyone has an idea of how this can be accomplished that would be great!

EvanMyers1 · Answer

Leaving a quick update how I believe was the best way accomplishing this.

I created a Network Dataset, set up some basic rules, and then, using Pro, I created a Closest Facility layer and made the treatment plants Facilities and the Pump Stations Incidents.  This created a single Route line for each lift station with an origin and destination name as well as the proper direction of flow.

My next step is doing a combination of splits and spatial joins on the existing pipes and the Routes to create the desired results.

Thank you all for the help!

HowardCrothers · Answer

If you are using ArcMap and your data is in a geometric network than you should be able to do this with the attribute assistant in this Solution Template - Water Geometric Network Editing and Analysis | ArcGIS Solutions for Water

EvanMyers1 · Answer

Basically, I would like to transfer the name of a lift station to the connecting Pressure Main but only if the main goes down stream.  I've attached a picture of another spot in our service area.  I managed to get the name transferred to the 1st main intersecting the lift station using Spatial Join but I don't know how to get the rest of the pipes.  The letters in green is what I want to happen.  One of the issues I'm running into is pipes getting their named replaced or the wrong name being assigned because of the way Spatial Join works.