Utility Network en Collector para ArcGIS

Question

<\/HEAD>Hola a todos,<\/P> <\/P> Entonces configuré una utility network (Electric 2.0.1), para mi compañía de servicios públicos. Me han preguntado si podemos usar los hosted services en nuestro portal para la recopilación de datos? Inicialmente, pensé que era posible. Hasta que vi que Collector los mostraba de una manera muy confusa (Atributos amontonados, Domains que no aparecen como en ArcGIS Pro.<\/P> <\/P> ¿Es posible consumir utility network a través de collector?<\/P> Si es así, ¿pueden guiarme?<\/P> <\/P> ¿Estoy haciendo algo mal?<\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

JusticeDansoJnr · Answer

Hello Robert,

Thanks for your reply.

I know collector is a general purpose data collection tool but in this case, I wish to use it to collect data into a UN DB. I'm also aware of the 'wiring' of the UN (subnetworks, terminal management, etc.) hence I'm worried I might not achieve the desired results('UN compliant data').

So this is my thinking, do the collection with collector and do the UN compliance in ArcGIS Pro?

RobertKrisher · Answer

I can confirm that Collector works fine with the Utility Network as long as you don't need to take it offline (not currently supported).

Squished Fields - this first problem sounds like your map isn't properly set up.  The default aliases for fields in the utility network list out all the subtype level aliases for each field.  You will want to adjust these in your map by either reset them to be the field names if you have all your layers in one table or splitting out your layer into multiple layers and applying the appropriate alias / visibility settings on each individual layer.

Domain Values not appearing - This is something that can happen when you publish web maps using ArcGIS Pro.  Refer to the tips in this thread ( Domain decode inconsistency  ) for how to work around it.