Latest Contributions by SpatialNinja

Owen Arnopp‌ it seems like the analysis you are trying to do is around cellular coverage quality verification, is that correct? If I could better understand the end result as it is related to the workflow you are trying to solve, I could suggest some ways of achieving it in ArcGIS. If this is around drive test analysis or to verify coverage quality, we have numerous ArcGIS users performing this analysis in different ways. Either in real-time or as a batch process overnight. Here is an example: http://www.arcgis.com/apps/StorytellingSwipe/index.html?appid=1af3bebe571644ce9710835f088761a8&webmap=057fa02f7da34eb5b3…  Basic steps to do this are: Generate your hexagon grid for the are of coverage. the generate tessellation tool is one option in ArcGIS. Perform a Spatial Join between you points and hexagon layer, and run a mean statistics on your RSSI field. And your done. You can set up this process as an automated task to perform each night to update the hexagon layer in web map. We also have user do this in real-time. Here is some information around our coverage mapping solutions: http://arcg.is/0XDi9S  ... View more

Data Models and asset packages for the Electric, Gas, and Water can be found here: Introducing Utility Network Configurations | ArcGIS Blog  ... View more

Awesome new updates to ArcGIS Enterprise at 10.6. Take a look at whats new: What's New with ArcGIS Enterprise | Esri  ... View more

Brian Kratcha‌ You can access them from the solutions site, solutions.arcgis.com. Utility Network Package Tools | ArcGIS Solutions  ... View more

Whats new in 10.6 you ask? We'll here you go. What’s new in ArcGIS Enterprise 10.6: Overview | ArcGIS Blog  ... View more

Vision and Overview of the Utility Network With the release of ArcGIS Enterprise 10.6 and ArcGIS Pro 2.1, the Utility Network Management extension is offered as a comprehensive solution to managing utility and telecom networks (telecom model not available with first release). Core tools within the Utility Network Toolbox can be used to create and configure the utility network. For automation purposes, the Utility Network Package Tools from the ArcGIS solutions team are available with asset packages for electric, gas, and water domains. Learn More: https://blogs.esri.com/esri/arcgis/2018/01/23/vision-and-overview-of-the-utility-network/ ... View more

It sounds like potentially you could have a multi-stop route generated in ArcGIS Online that could cover all the roads.  Also, a custom network dataset could be built using Network Analyst and allow you to route all the streets that you need to.  Did you ever find an answer?   ... View more

Joseph Steinman‌ The geometric network does not currently support that functionality, but the new Utility Network Management Extension will. If you have other requirements, please let us know by posting to this thread. https://community.esri.com/thread/202473-telecom-network-for-utility-network-management-extension  ... View more

The Utility Network Management Extension has been release at 10.6! ArcGIS Utility Network Management | Location-Based Asset Management  This initial release will support electric, water, and gas.  We are currently scoping out the requirements for the Telecom Network.  If you have requirements for managing your fiber networks, please let us know here.  ... View more

Here is the webinar on Operational Intelligence and a blog for more information on how to get started.  ... View more

ermelindae Could you elaborate on what you are looking for? A guide for how to structure your data, or how to deploy and use the GDB, or are you looking for something else?  ... View more