ArcGIS Utility Network Blog - Page 2

This article discusses some basic configuration changes you can make to a utility network to address electric utility specific requirements. You will see ways of modeling open/closed switches, phasing, and feeder management.

Learn the differences between models created by the Migration toolset and the Utility Network Foundations. You'll also learn the difference between the Essentials and Expanded models.

Learn how to use the Migration toolset to analyze your network data to optimize the connectivity rules of your utility network.

Learn how to use the Analyze Network Data and Apply Error Resolution tools to identify and resolve topology errors with your utility network data.

Learn how to build a repeatable data migration using the Migration toolset, Data Loading toolset, and the UN Package tools.

This article includes a collection of resources to help you get started with the Migration toolset for ArcGIS Utility Network.

With the November 2024 update of ArcGIS Online, utility network tools are now deprecated in all apps and will not be supported in future releases of ArcGIS Online. Utility Network tools remain available in ArcGIS Enterprise and Developer SDKs.

This article describes how the utility network uses subnetworks and the status field to track edits made to your data.

This article shows how the edit mode configured in your subnetwork definition affects the behavior and performance of update subnetwork.

A comparison of the differences between the maps provided in the Utility Network foundation package.