Good day, everyone. We are configuring a Water and Sewer Utility Network for a Brazilian customer with the following requirements: * Representing multiple geographically represented service meters connected to a single service line (standard in this region). * Selecting these service meters during a trace for further analysis. Has anyone else modeled this scenario in a Utility Network? We would appreciate any best practices you can share. Conceptually, the visual model includes a connection point or device (indicated by the orange point) at the service line termination, serving as the attachment for multiple geographically represented service meters. Thanks for any input!

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Representing multiple service meters connected to a single service line

LetíciadAgostoMiguelFonseca

Good day, everyone.

We are configuring a Water and Sewer Utility Network for a Brazilian customer with the following requirements:

Representing multiple geographically represented service meters connected to a single service line (standard in this region).
Selecting these service meters during a trace for further analysis.

Has anyone else modeled this scenario in a Utility Network? We would appreciate any best practices you can share.

Conceptually, the visual model includes a connection point or device (indicated by the orange point) at the service line termination, serving as the attachment for multiple geographically represented service meters.

Thanks for any input!

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MikeMillerGIS

You can terminate the Service line with a service connection and then create an association to a meter or skip the service connection and add three more service lines from the end of a main service line to each meter.

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LetíciadAgostoMiguelFonseca

Thanks everyone!

PierreloupDucroix

We modeled a pretty similar scenario where we have a primary service meter connected to several secondary meters (the case of a building). We have two different asset types and each secondary meter is connected to the primary meter with a connectivity association. This way, you can use output parameters to select primary or secondary meters in your trace and subnetwork configuration.

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