Capturer plusieurs enregistrements liés pour une géométrie ponctuelle unique en utilisant une application mobile pour les inspections sur le terrain

prasanthkrishnavarman

Bonjour, je réalise fréquemment des inspections sur le terrain pour les Poids et Mesures, enregistrant plusieurs résultats de tests au même endroit. Nous avons des InspectionSites (geopoint) où plusieurs ScaleTests (table imbriquée) liés doivent être enregistrés fréquemment. Actuellement, pour chaque saisie de test, les utilisateurs doivent relancer le formulaire depuis l'application web, ce qui rend le processus lent et inefficace.<\/I><\/I><\/P>Comment puis-je rationaliser la collecte de données pour les inspections sur le terrain en cours de plusieurs tests liés au même endroit en utilisant Survey123, évitant ainsi les lancements répétés du formulaire requis dans la configuration standard de l'application web ?<\/P>

NandhiniR

In scenarios involving field inspections where multiple tests need to be recorded, the recommended approach involves using Survey123's repeat functionality along with URL parameters to edit related tables directly from the web application while preserving the parent layer.

Steps to achieve the workflow:

1. Identify the Feature Class and Related Tables: The main feature class (InspectionSites) holds spatial locations of inspection sites. Related tables (ScaleTests) store information on tests conducted at these locations. These tables are related through fields such as GlobalID.
2. Configure Survey123 Form with Repeats: Design the Survey123 form to include repeat sections for related tables like ScaleTests. Ensure the form_id points to the feature class (InspectionSites) and the submission_url is updated accordingly in the XLSForm's Settings tab. This setup allows multiple test entries within the same form.
3. Set up the URL Parameters as an Expression in the Web-App's Pop-Up: In the map linked to the web application, use URL parameters to set up the Survey123 form to launch in edit mode directly from the web app, pre-filled with data from the existing records. To do so, define an expression with the following script, and later embed it into the map's pop-up configuration:

var urlsource = 'arcgis-survey123://?';
var params = {
  itemID: '5abd60afec24471f93cb4cc971357f6a', // Survey123 Form Item ID
  'field:Name': $feature.Name,               // Populate with the related feature's name
  action: 'edit',      // Set the form to edit mode
  update: true,       // Enable update mode for related records
  filter: 'field:GlobalID:' + $feature.GlobalID, // Filter to match the correct record based on GlobalID
  q: 'where=GlobalID=' + $feature.GlobalID   // Query string to target the exact record
};
return urlsource + UrlEncode(params);

This URL will open the form with the current inspection data, allowing multiple entries to be captured in one session. [Note: As improper URL formatting may cause the Survey123 app to run into hiccups, encoding is a safe bet]

You may proceed to conduct field tests to ensure that the form behaves as expected: launches correctly, allows repeated entries, and saves updates to the related table without error. With the expected workflow, the Field Collection process would be simplified by enabling repeated capture of information via related table for selected location.