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Description of asset group and asset type missing in the 'new' Data Dictionary

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03-11-2025 08:51 PM
MarianoDiNapoli
Emerging Contributor

Hello everyone,
I have noticed that in the latest versions of the solution, the expanded data dictionary is available, allowing the analysis of the different assets in the network.
However, I have observed that, unlike the old Utility Network Data Dictionary, there is no description of asset groups and asset types, making it more difficult to understand and verify the network assets being analyzed.
Is there a way to check the network objects, or is it always necessary to compare them with the old solutions, even if they do not match perfectly?
Thank you very much for your suggestions.

Mariano

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PatrickGCowan
Esri Contributor

We are working on getting descriptions into all the new UN data dictionaries. Online versions of the data dictionaries are now hosted on the intro page of each UN foundations help documentation (links provided below). The data dictionaries are still bundled with the solution downloads, but the online versions are able to be updated a little sooner than the bundled ones. Water, Electric and Gas all have the descriptions added. The other industries will follow soon with full descriptions. 

Water Data Dictionaries

Electric Data Dictionaries

Gas Data Dictionaries

Comms Data Dictionaries

District Energy Data Dictionaries

Sewer Data Dictionaries

Stormwater Data Dictionaries

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PatrickGCowan
Esri Contributor

We are working on getting descriptions into all the new UN data dictionaries. Online versions of the data dictionaries are now hosted on the intro page of each UN foundations help documentation (links provided below). The data dictionaries are still bundled with the solution downloads, but the online versions are able to be updated a little sooner than the bundled ones. Water, Electric and Gas all have the descriptions added. The other industries will follow soon with full descriptions. 

Water Data Dictionaries

Electric Data Dictionaries

Gas Data Dictionaries

Comms Data Dictionaries

District Energy Data Dictionaries

Sewer Data Dictionaries

Stormwater Data Dictionaries