Latest Contributions by RemiMyers

Hi Serguei; I am not aware of any limitations with branch versioning features rendered in Scene.  As always, your best approach is to reach out to Esri Support to be certain that you are not running into a system issue.   For feature configuration guidance, I can walk you through some recommendations (just set up a meeting) and to better document the specific UN configurations (usually a function of device or equipment configuration) I will follow up with a blog on best practices for configuring the UN in 3d later this week. Edit: The below screengrab is a 3d UN project in a branch in a child version    ... View more

Hi Vish; At this time, controller-based traces such as Upstream or Downstream are regulated by the network controller designated in the Subnetwork properties.  Because Subnetwork configurations are limited to a single domain, there is no ability to directionally trace across multiple domains.   Considering that Subnetwork configurations were designed to represent the properties of feeders or circuits, I would not anticipate the core including multiple domains in a subnetwork in near or midterm releases.  If you have an absolute requirement to build a network that can directionally trace over a combined Sewer and Electric network, you always have the opportunity to integrate the two into a single domain, but I would suggest a lot of testing would be needed to ensure you capture all requirements of such a unique configuration. ... View more

Hi Danny; Those duct bank features were elements of the structure boundary layer in a utility network.  Containment associations were used to show the spatial features and nonspatial objects that were represented in each wall of the bank.   Please feel free to reach out to me @ Remi Myers‌ if you have more questions. ... View more

Hi Jamal; The utility network team are certainty working on flow direction arrows; unfortunately, they did not make the cut for the July 2020 release, but we hope that work can be completed for 1st quarter, 2021. ... View more

Those are great questions. The release of ArcGIS Pro 2.5 includes the ability to create a utility network in file geodatabase configuration without the ArcGIS Utility Network extension.  The intent of the file geodatabase configuration of the utility network is to enable a single-user environment for prototyping utility network schema, rules, and functionality.   It can certainly be used by utilities with a single GIS specialist.  The file geodatabase has all the trace, network management and diagram capabilities of an enterprise geodatabase, but it is limited to that single user and cannot be published to the mobile environment or as a map or feature service.  The ArcGIS Utility Network is a multi-user environment and was designed for utilities to remove information silos and to increase collaboration between utility business departments such as operations, engineering, planning, and maintenance.  The “richest capability” you described come from the ability of utilities to extend the ROI of their expensive engineering data and to provide solutions that optimize the volumes of information used to coordinate and manage their assets, operations, and customers. The utility network leverages many of the opportunities of the ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8 release and was designed to streamline communication and collaboration across your business. With the ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8 and the ArcGIS Utility Network, utilities can publish their assets and facilities across their organization everywhere.  The new User Type Extension for the ArcGIS Utility Network enables a more secure method of expanding the capability of their business, provides a safer operating environment, grows their customer base, and delivers a more reliable product to their customers. ... View more