Ajuda com a Criação de Teste de Fumaça para Ramal de Esgoto em Field Maps

Question

Estou no processo de criar um Field Map para teste de fumaça em ramal de esgoto. Isso nunca foi feito antes na cidade onde trabalho, então todos estamos começando do zero, incluindo a equipe que fará o teste no campo. Estamos tentando obter ideias sobre quais campos podemos precisar e quais dados podemos estar coletando para sabermos quais campos e domínios criar. Alguém aqui já criou um formulário de teste de fumaça para ramal de esgoto, seja para Collector ou Field Maps, e poderia me dar algumas dicas e truques sobre o que devo incluir?

Minhas buscas no Google não trouxeram nenhuma informação sobre teste de fumaça em ramal de esgoto e GIS.

Qualquer ajuda será muito apreciada!

VanessaSimps · Answer

@AllisonLehn1 you might be able to give some feedback to this question after the work you just did!

Allison created a Field App/s123/Dashboard trifecta that is pretty darn cool and our end users love it.

Finn Swann · Answer

Hi,

I do not have any hands on experience with this particular workflow, but with other workflows that I brought into Field Maps in the past it always helped to start with a paper form. Here is an example I found: https://www.cityofmolalla.com/sites/default/files/fileattachments/public_works/page/3110/oct_2017_draft_smoke_testing_report.pdf . (Forms start on page 28).

Each of those components on the form can be a field and you can add additional fields if needed. It looks like there are already some common coded values for specific issues, which you can add to as well.

You might have some success with this Sewer Manhole Inspections solution from Esri. It will deploy a family of web maps and applications designed to streamline manhole inspections and track the work with a dashboard. It might be a good idea to just add the sewer laterals and smoke testing fields to that solution, but it will take some configuration on your end. You could always build those maps and apps separately and have a similar system built specifically for sewer lateral smoke testing.

Hopefully this is helpful!