Red de Servicios Públicos y Sistemas de Coordenadas Geográficas

EdwardBlair

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Acabo de escuchar en un taller que la Utility Network "no funciona bien" con datos en un sistema de coordenadas geográficas.   Pensé que esto se suponía que era una de las ventajas de la Utility Network en comparación con una red geométrica.   ¿Alguien podría explicar más? <\/P>

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EdwardBlair

Hi John –

While I can’t speak for either of them I’ve worked with two companies in

the past three years who were limited in their use of the geometric network

because of the requirement for projected coordinates. In one case the

company divided the service territory into different databases by region

each with its own coordinate system and geometric network. In the other

case the company chose to use geographic coordinates and forego use of the

geometric network.

I believe the first company is in the process of moving to the U/N – but

again, I’m not in a position to speak for them.

My exposure to Esri utility customers is certainly less than yours, but I

would imagine any company with holdings across the country or continent,

for example many pipeline companies, would want to use geographic

coordinates.

Hope this helps,

Ed