Get started with the Migration toolset
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The Migration toolset is a new set of tools designed to migrate network data stored in a geodatabase to the new utility network dataset You can read more about these tools in the Introducing the utility network migration toolset article.
The tools will be officially released as part of the ArcGIS Pro 3.5 release; however, the tools are being made available in a standalone format ahead of this release to support customers who use ArcGIS Pro 3.3.
Screenshot of the Utility Network Migration toolbox for ArcGIS Pro 3.3
You can download the tools along with the help documentation for the tools using the link at the bottom of this post.
Additional resources
Over the next two weeks we will be publishing articles describing how to use these tools and make use of the models they product. If you subscribe to this page, you can be notified every time we make a change.
- Introducing the Migration toolset
- Building your utility network
- Choosing the right model for you
- Analyzing topology errors
- Resolving topology errors
- Refining your connectivity rules
- Migrating data to the utility network
- Helpful Utility Network Links
Electric
- Learn ArcGIS Utility Network for electric utilities
- Basic electrical network configuration
- Advanced electrical network configuration
Gas and Pipeline
- Learn ArcGIS Utility Network for gas and pipeline
- Basic pressurized network configuration
- Advanced pressurized network configuration
Water
- Learn ArcGIS Utility Network for water utilities
- Basic pressurized network configuration
- Advanced pressurized network configuration
Wastewater/Stormwater
- Learn ArcGIS Utility Network for sewer and stormwater
- Basic gravity network configuration
- Advanced gravity network configuration (coming soon)
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