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Updates to the Water Utility Network Editing Configurations and a preview of the Gas As-Built Editing analysis tools

MikeMillerGIS

On March 1st, we are releasing an update to the Water Utility Network Editing solution and a preview of the analysis tools for the Gas As-Built Editing solution. This update will provide a connection isolation trace tool for gas customer and an update the water valve isolation trace for water customers. These trace routines have a new option on how the results are returned. Instead of a selection set or a graphic, you can now get a copy of the results as a set of in-memory layers. This new return option allowed us to craft a model to easily share these to a service so anyone in the organization can access the results. Check out the video below highlighting these new features.

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GIS_Solutions

Hello;

Where can I find more sources about water or gas utility trace tools?

MikeMillerGIS

Gas - As-Built Editing and Analysis | ArcGIS for Gas

Water - Water Utility Network Editing and Analysis | ArcGIS for Water

BruceMiller

mmiller-esristaff‌ are you aware of a way to use a script to run the valve isolation tool on each main? We have a client doing a risk analysis and the essentially want to identify the mains in their system that would affect the most customers in the event of a break.

I know we could do this if we had the source code using for the valve isolation. Is the latest code kept on GitHub? If it is, we wouldn't mind contributing back to GitHub.

Bruce

MikeMillerGIS

no need to script, try out the summary isolation trace tool

Water Utility Network Reporting toolbar - Water Utility Network Editing and Analysis | ArcGIS for Water

BruceMiller

I thought about trying that, but I was concerned about the performance trying to use for 25,000 main lines. I will give it try. Thanks!

Bruce

MikeMillerGIS

it will take a day or 3 to finish

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