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CP subnetwerklijnen sluiten diensten en CP-draad uit

EdwardBlair

Ik bouw CP-subnetwerken en merkte dat de servicelijnen (en CP-draden) een cpsubnetwork-naam toegewezen hebben, maar niet zijn opgenomen in de subnetwerklijngeometrie. Is dit opzettelijk? Is er een configuratie voor de "Update Subnetwork" GP-tool die dit regelt?

Ik zeg niet dat dit per se een slechte zaak is. Ik wil het gewoon begrijpen.<\/P>

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RobertKrisher

@EdwardBlair Keep scrolling through the valid features and objects group. This is configurable by using the Aggregated Lines For SubnetLine Feature Class parameter of the Set Subnetwork Definition tool.

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MikeMillerGIS

Aggregating service lines is a bad idea. It creates a very vertex dense subnetline.

RobertKrisher

The asset types used to generate the subnetwork line are specified in the subnetwork definition for the tier. We typically recommend that the aggregated subnetwork line only include the most significant features in the network (high/medium voltage/pressure) because including all the lines creates very dense subnetwork lines that can take up a lot of storage and cause performance issues over time.

Consider that you're creating a full copy of all your line geometries every time you update that subnetwork. It can cascade when considering hierarchical networks that do this for multiple tiers (isolation, pressure, dma, system).

EdwardBlair

I can see that. Is this controllable in any way, or is that just the way it works?

EdwardBlair

I understand the downside of include *many* lines in an aggregated subnetwork line.

But, and sorry to be thick here, I just don't see how the asset groups/asset types that *are* included in the aggregated subnetwork line are defined. I *do* see in the subnetwork tier definition the devices to be included, but not the lines to be aggregated.

RobertKrisher

EdwardBlair

Perfect! Thank you. Just what I was looking for.

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