¿Dónde almacenar los eventos lineales asociados con Pipeline en UPDM(2019)?

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Estoy migrando datos de pipeline a UPDM(2019). La base de datos actual de pipeline tiene una red geométrica que necesita ser migrada a Utility Network en UPDM. He mapeado las clases de entidades relevantes, es decir, la clase de entidad pipeline que contiene las geometrías y atributos del pipeline está mapeada a la clase de entidad PipelineLine en UPDM. Pero hay otras tablas en mi base de datos que tienen los eventos lineales en esas tuberías.<\/P> Según el documento "es posible reemplazar la clase de entidad Centerline con la clase de entidad PipelineLine", entonces mi pregunta es si la clase de entidad PipelineLine tiene la geometría real de los pipelines, ¿dónde almacenaría los eventos lineales en UPDM? <\/P>

Ayan Palit · Answer

@aaizMe The key goal is to migrate to Utility Network - this is only supported in ArcGIS Pro with an ArcGIS Enterprise services based editing/versioning model. Utility Network and the UPDM implementation pattern is not supported in ArcMap. So any ArcMap based geometric network or LRS will need to be migrated. Oracle as the RDBMS is supported and specific version should be checked at geodatabase system requirements. Choice of ArcGIS Pipeline Referencing  is based on desired capabilities and data management requirements for linear referencing. My suggestion is to review the APR Resources to validate your use cases.

aaizMe · Answer

Thanks for the reply @AyanPalit. But what if I created the lines from linear events using oracle or ArcMap LRS. Do I still need to use ArcGIS Pipeline Referencing tools?

Ayan Palit · Answer

@aaizMe UPDM 2019 has features to store line events like P_OperatingPressRange, P_DOTClass, P_InspectionRange etc. If the model does not have a landing spot for unique data layers, additional features can be added following the standards laid out in the model and related documentation. Note that after modeling the features, ArcGIS Pipeline Referencing tools must be used to register them as LRS Events and load data.