The Role of GIS for a Utility The Role of GIS for a Utility Regulatory CommissionRegulatory Commission

The Role of GIS for a Utility The Role of GIS for a Utility Regulatory CommissionRegulatory CommissionIndiana Utilities Regulatory Indiana Utilities Regulatory

CommissionCommission

October 6, 2004October 6, 2004

ESRIESRI

GIS helps UtilitiesGIS helps Utilities

Key Decisional Support Information

Manage

Integrate

Query

Share

Visualize

Analyze

Map & Record

85%

““maps produced by ESRI's software are really just the door prize.maps produced by ESRI's software are really just the door prize.

In other words, the maps, as compelling and necessary as they may be,In other words, the maps, as compelling and necessary as they may be,

are simply a means to deliver the information and insights are simply a means to deliver the information and insights

contained in the spatially oriented datacontained in the spatially oriented data

and revealed through GIS analysis.”and revealed through GIS analysis.”

- Jack Dangermond- Jack Dangermond

ESRI View of GISESRI View of GISESRI View of GISESRI View of GIS

5 Key Parts to Successful GIS5 Key Parts to Successful GIS5 Key Parts to Successful GIS5 Key Parts to Successful GIS

GISGIS

Applications &

Data

Hardware & Network

SoftwarePeople & Organization

Business Processes

DataDataDataData

How does GIS Work?

Data

Telephone Service BoundariesTelephone Service Boundaries

Pipes, Conduit, Overhead LinesPipes, Conduit, Overhead Lines

Facility locationsFacility locations

Imagery / Watershed / LU / LCImagery / Watershed / LU / LC

Elec/Gas/Water service Boundaries Elec/Gas/Water service Boundaries

Forming collections of data to create information and knowledge …Forming collections of data to create information and knowledge …

Road Network / or ParcelsRoad Network / or Parcels

Geography is a “key.”Geography is a “key.”

GIS Integrates All Types of DataGIS Integrates All Types of DataGIS Integrates All Types of DataGIS Integrates All Types of Data

Small Scale ViewSmall Scale ViewSmall Scale ViewSmall Scale View

Mid-scale ViewMid-scale ViewMid-scale ViewMid-scale View

Large-scale ViewLarge-scale ViewLarge-scale ViewLarge-scale View

Data – State of Indiana Data – State of Indiana Data – State of Indiana Data – State of Indiana

• USGS quadsUSGS quads• Road networksRoad networks• ImageryImagery• Land OwnershipLand Ownership• OthersOthers

Elements of a GeodatabaseElements of a GeodatabaseElements of a GeodatabaseElements of a Geodatabase

Feature data setFeature data set

Feature classFeature class

Relationship classRelationship class

Geometric networkGeometric network

Annotation classAnnotation class

Object classObject class

WorkspaceWorkspace

ESRI Solutions for Typical ESRI Solutions for Typical Applications and/or Business Applications and/or Business

Processes withinProcesses withinElectric and Gas UtilitiesElectric and Gas Utilities

ESRI Solutions for Typical ESRI Solutions for Typical Applications and/or Business Applications and/or Business

Processes withinProcesses withinElectric and Gas UtilitiesElectric and Gas Utilities

How does GIS Work?

Applications &Business Processes

GIS plays a major role in Utilities….GIS plays a major role in Utilities….GIS plays a major role in Utilities….GIS plays a major role in Utilities….

• Design SupportDesign Support– PlanPlan– As BuiltAs Built– Staking SheetStaking Sheet

• Asset ManagementAsset Management• Comprehensive Information SharingComprehensive Information Sharing• Support Structural Load ModelingSupport Structural Load Modeling• Support’s Circuit Load ModelingSupport’s Circuit Load Modeling• Support for Outage ManagementSupport for Outage Management• Trouble Call / Customer ResponseTrouble Call / Customer Response• Customer ServiceCustomer Service• Regulatory RequirementsRegulatory Requirements• InspectionsInspections• Risk MitigationRisk Mitigation• Data IntegrationData Integration

Executive---Operations---Land---Regulation---Marketing---Field

Application ExamplesApplication ExamplesApplication ExamplesApplication Examples

Pipeline Facility Management / GIS Data ViewerPipeline Facility Management / GIS Data Viewer

Pipeline Alignment Sheet ManagerPipeline Alignment Sheet Manager

Infrastructure Assets Infrastructure Assets Gas Pipe – Distribution Gas Pipe – Distribution Infrastructure Assets Infrastructure Assets

Gas Pipe – Distribution Gas Pipe – Distribution

How does GIS Work?

HCA Geoprocessing ModelHCA Geoprocessing Model HCA Geoprocessing ModelHCA Geoprocessing Model

Design / As-builtDesign / As-built(Staking / Work Management / Structural Anal / Load Models)(Staking / Work Management / Structural Anal / Load Models)

Design / As-builtDesign / As-built(Staking / Work Management / Structural Anal / Load Models)(Staking / Work Management / Structural Anal / Load Models)

How does GIS Work?

Infrastructure AssetsInfrastructure AssetsPrimary Overhead Circuit Primary Overhead Circuit

Infrastructure AssetsInfrastructure AssetsPrimary Overhead Circuit Primary Overhead Circuit

How does GIS Work?

Revenue Assets - Joint UseRevenue Assets - Joint UseRevenue Assets - Joint UseRevenue Assets - Joint Use

How does GIS Work?

Logistics - RoutingLogistics - RoutingLogistics - RoutingLogistics - Routing

How does GIS Work?

One Call – (Locates)One Call – (Locates)One Call – (Locates)One Call – (Locates)

GIS and Scanned DocumentsGIS and Scanned DocumentsGIS and Scanned DocumentsGIS and Scanned Documents

SupportSupportInspectionInspection

Mapping / EngineeringMapping / Engineering

Meter Reading / Meter Reading / Meter LocationMeter Location

Regulatory Regulatory SupportSupport

CustomerCustomerServiceService

AssetAssetManagementManagement

WorkWorkManagementManagement

SupportSupport

Support forSupport forOutage Management Outage Management and Network Analysisand Network Analysis

EngineeringEngineeringAnalysisAnalysisSupportSupport

Property / Land RecordsProperty / Land RecordsManagementManagement

Field Data Field Data Collection Collection

Support forSupport forMaintenanceMaintenance

CommonDatabase

Utility Business Needs Utility Business Needs Utility Business Needs Utility Business Needs

Common GeoDB

ESRI SoftwareESRI SoftwareESRI SoftwareESRI Software

How does GIS Work?

Software

Desktop GIS at 9Desktop GIS at 9Desktop GIS at 9Desktop GIS at 9

GeodatabaseGeodatabase

ArcView ArcEditorArcInfo

GeodatabaseGeodatabase

ArcGIS 9 SystemArcGIS 9 SystemArcGIS 9 SystemArcGIS 9 System

Desktop GISDesktop GIS Embedded GISEmbedded GIS Server GISServer GIS Mobile GISMobile GIS

ArcSDEArcSDE

ArcGISArcGISDesktopDesktop

ArcGISArcGISEngineEngine

ArcGISArcGISServerServer

ArcIMSArcIMS ArcGISArcGISMobileMobile

DesktopDesktopDevelopment KitDevelopment Kit

EngineEngineDevelopment KitDevelopment Kit

ServerServerDevelopment KitDevelopment Kit

CustomizationCustomization XML +XML + VBScriptVBScript ArcPad Application ArcPad Application BuilderBuilder

.NET.NET C++C++ VBVB .NET.NET C++C++ VBVB JavaJava .NET ADF.NET ADF C++C++Java ADFJava ADF

DBMSDBMS XMLXML

CustomizationCustomization JScriptJScript HTML/DHTML HTML/DHTML .NET.NET XMLXML Java (JSP)Java (JSP) ActiveX (ASP)ActiveX (ASP) ColdFusionColdFusion

ArcObjectsArcObjectsComponent Building Component Building BlocksBlocks

File basedFile based

Three Views of GISThree Views of GISThree Views of GISThree Views of GIS

Communicating Work FlowCommunicating Work FlowCommunicating Work FlowCommunicating Work Flow

… … and Shared!and Shared!

““Best Practices” Applications and Models Can Be Scripted …Best Practices” Applications and Models Can Be Scripted …

Hardware and NetworkHardware and NetworkHardware and NetworkHardware and Network

How does GIS Work?

Hardware & Network

Fundamental Technology Fundamental Technology StrategiesStrategies

Fundamental Technology Fundamental Technology StrategiesStrategies

• Built on IT StandardsBuilt on IT Standards• Open and InteroperableOpen and Interoperable• Multiparticipant Multiparticipant Federated SystemsFederated Systems• Cross Platform SupportCross Platform Support• Integrating Business Logic Integrating Business Logic

GIS Can Be Deployed AnywhereGIS Can Be Deployed AnywhereGIS Can Be Deployed AnywhereGIS Can Be Deployed Anywhere

LBS MobileLBS MobileWirelessWireless

GIS DesktopsGIS Desktops ArcInfoArcInfo

ArcEditorArcEditor

ArcViewArcView

GIS GIS ServersServers

GIS Web ClientsGIS Web Clients NetworkNetworkTCP/IP, HTTP, XMLTCP/IP, HTTP, XML

GIS ProfessionalsGIS Professionals

GIS GIS ConsumersConsumers

IT ProfessionalsIT Professionals

GIS DevelopersGIS Developers

ArcGISArcGISEngineEngine

ArcReaderArcReader

ArcSDEArcSDE

JavaJava.Net.Net

ArcGISArcGISServerServer ArcIMSArcIMS

People and OrganizationPeople and OrganizationPeople and OrganizationPeople and Organization

How does GIS Work?

People & Organization

Regulatory/CodeCompliance/Inspection

Engineering

Construction

IT Group

Accounting

Customer Service/Billing

Land

Services

Map/Draft/GIS

MarketingSales

Work OrderTracking

Planning

As-built

Design &Modeling

CustomerNotification

Data Management

OwnershipTracking

RedliningLocating

Crew Management

Communication Support

IT InfrastructureManagement

Enterprise StructureEnterprise StructureTechnology “Team”Technology “Team”

Enterprise StructureEnterprise StructureTechnology “Team”Technology “Team”

Ohio Public Service CommissionOhio Public Service CommissionOhio Public Service CommissionOhio Public Service Commission

Gas Service in OhioGas Service in OhioGas Service in OhioGas Service in Ohio

SummarySummarySummarySummary

• DiscussionsDiscussions• QuestionsQuestions• Wrap-up / action itemsWrap-up / action items

Section 2Section 2Section 2Section 2

• ArcIMSArcIMS• ArcGIS ServerArcGIS Server

Server GISServer GISServer GISServer GIS

• ArcSDE ArcSDE – an advanced spatial data – an advanced spatial data server for managing GIS in RDBMSserver for managing GIS in RDBMS

• ArcIMSArcIMS – a scalable Internet map – a scalable Internet map server for GIS publishingserver for GIS publishing

• ArcGIS ServerArcGIS Server – a GIS application – a GIS application server for the enterpriseserver for the enterprise

ArcIMSArcIMSArcIMSArcIMS• ArcIMS: Mature, stable server-side technology ArcIMS: Mature, stable server-side technology

for geopublishing on the internet/intranet.for geopublishing on the internet/intranet.• High volume relatively simple cartography.High volume relatively simple cartography. • Access to advanced cartography through Access to advanced cartography through

ArcMap Server or ArcGIS DesktopArcMap Server or ArcGIS Desktop• Highly scaleable, cross platform.Highly scaleable, cross platform.• Standards based architecture and Standards based architecture and

communicationscommunications• Open for developers – ArcXMLOpen for developers – ArcXML• Java Dev Framework provided by MO JavaJava Dev Framework provided by MO Java• Connectors for ActiveX, CF, and Java DevConnectors for ActiveX, CF, and Java Dev

ArcGISArcGISEditor or InfoEditor or Info

VectorsVectorsTopologyTopology

NetworksNetworks

ImagesImages

DimensionsDimensions

AnnotationAnnotation

AddressesAddresses

27 Main St.27 Main St.

AttributesAttributes

ABCABC

107’107’

DesktopDesktop BrowserBrowser MobileMobile

ArcSDEArcSDE

ArcIMSArcIMSArcIMSArcIMS

ArcIMSArcIMS

ViewDisseminateSimple Query

Multiple Formats Edit DataComplex Analysis

ArcGIS Server 9.0 is …ArcGIS Server 9.0 is …ArcGIS Server 9.0 is …ArcGIS Server 9.0 is …• Intended for organizations who want to integrate Intended for organizations who want to integrate full-full-

function GISfunction GIS with enterprise information systems with enterprise information systems

• A developer-oriented productA developer-oriented product

• Focuses on web application developerFocuses on web application developer– Use rich ArcObjects functionality to build web Use rich ArcObjects functionality to build web

applications and web servicesapplications and web services

• Out of the box templates and web services for simple Out of the box templates and web services for simple mapping and geocodingmapping and geocoding

• Built from the same core Built from the same core ArcObjectsArcObjects that make up that make up ArcGIS DesktopArcGIS Desktop and and ArcGIS EngineArcGIS Engine

ArcGIS Server 9.0 is…ArcGIS Server 9.0 is…ArcGIS Server 9.0 is…ArcGIS Server 9.0 is…A platform for building:A platform for building:• Spatially enabled enterprise applications Spatially enabled enterprise applications • Enterprise GIS applications (focused)Enterprise GIS applications (focused)

– Web ApplicationsWeb Applications– Web ServicesWeb Services– Applications built using industry standards Applications built using industry standards

– .Net, J2EE.Net, J2EE• Centralized implementations serving advanced GIS Centralized implementations serving advanced GIS

functionality to multiple usersfunctionality to multiple users• Strong developer APIs - Java, .Net, SOAP/XMLStrong developer APIs - Java, .Net, SOAP/XML

Business Logic

ArcGISArcGISServerServer

VectorsVectorsTopologyTopology

NetworksNetworks

ImagesImages

DimensionsDimensions

AnnotationAnnotation

AddressesAddresses

27 Main St.27 Main St.

AttributesAttributes

ABCABC

107’107’

Serving the enterpriseServing the enterprise

Web Server

DesktopDesktop BrowserBrowser MobileMobile

ArcSDEArcSDE

ArcGIS ServerArcGIS ServerArcGIS ServerArcGIS Server

Multiple Formats Edit DataComplex Analysis

ViewDisseminateSimple Query

The Role of ArcGIS ServerThe Role of ArcGIS ServerThe Role of ArcGIS ServerThe Role of ArcGIS Server

• Provides server-based GIS capabilitiesProvides server-based GIS capabilities– Spatially enable distributed IT applicationsSpatially enable distributed IT applications– Embed maps and GIS analysis tools in applicationsEmbed maps and GIS analysis tools in applications

• Supports centralized data management and Supports centralized data management and servicesservices– Designed for Enterprise implementationsDesigned for Enterprise implementations

– Distributed user access, GIS centric applications Distributed user access, GIS centric applications

• Increase ROI, lower overall cost of ownershipIncrease ROI, lower overall cost of ownership– Support & Administration, DevelopmentSupport & Administration, Development– Spatial Data WarehousingSpatial Data Warehousing– Scaleable, Multi-platform (Windows, UNIX, Linux)Scaleable, Multi-platform (Windows, UNIX, Linux)

Summary of ArcGIS Server Summary of ArcGIS Server BenefitsBenefits

Summary of ArcGIS Server Summary of ArcGIS Server BenefitsBenefits

• ArcGIS server shares many of the same benefits of ArcGIS server shares many of the same benefits of ArcIMS ArcMap Server:ArcIMS ArcMap Server:– Share ArcGIS map documents across a LAN or the Share ArcGIS map documents across a LAN or the

InternetInternet – Maintain high cartographic qualityMaintain high cartographic quality – Serve map layoutsServe map layouts – Server maps using all ArcGIS supported data typesServer maps using all ArcGIS supported data types

• In addition, ArcGIS Server supports full customization of In addition, ArcGIS Server supports full customization of individual applications via ArcObjects. Examples individual applications via ArcObjects. Examples include:include:– Dynamic layersDynamic layers– Dynamic symbologyDynamic symbology– Remote EditingRemote Editing

Extra SlidesExtra SlidesExtra SlidesExtra Slides

VPFVPF

Direct ReadDirect Read

S57S57GMLGML

XMLXML

TIGERTIGER

MIFMIF

GeoMediaGeoMedia

SDTSSDTSDLGDLG

DWGDWG

DXFDXF

DGNDGN

DataDataSwitchSwitchYardYard

Data ConversionData Conversion

Data InteroperabilityData Interoperability

65+65+FormatsFormats

40+40+FormatsFormats

ArcGIS Data InteroperabilityArcGIS Data InteroperabilityArcGIS Data InteroperabilityArcGIS Data Interoperability

ArcGIS EngineArcGIS EngineArcGIS EngineArcGIS Engine

More than 100 tools and commands includedMore than 100 tools and commands included

ArcReaderArcReaderArcReaderArcReader

• Free map and data viewers Free map and data viewers • Available across platformsAvailable across platforms• Access to all ArcGIS data sources Access to all ArcGIS data sources • Reads PMFs created with Reads PMFs created with

ArcGIS PublisherArcGIS Publisher

GIS in the Enterprise ArchitectureGIS in the Enterprise ArchitectureGIS in the Enterprise ArchitectureGIS in the Enterprise Architecture

ApplicationApplicationServersServers

DataDataServersServers

ClientsClients

Enterprise Integration Platform

DesktopDesktop BrowserBrowser MobileMobile

GIS CRM CIS SFAERP

J2EE, .NETJ2EE, .NET(SOAP, XML)(SOAP, XML)

EISEIS

ArcGIS Server 9.0 has…ArcGIS Server 9.0 has…ArcGIS Server 9.0 has…ArcGIS Server 9.0 has…

• A Web A Web Application Developer FrameworkApplication Developer Framework that makes that makes it easy to build GIS Web Applicationsit easy to build GIS Web Applications– Easy to UseEasy to Use– Web Controls, Web Application TemplatesWeb Controls, Web Application Templates

• A A GIS ServerGIS Server that hosts server objects for use by web that hosts server objects for use by web applications running within standard .Net and J2EE applications running within standard .Net and J2EE application serversapplication servers– Supports building scalable solutionsSupports building scalable solutions– Supports easily working with GIS resourcesSupports easily working with GIS resources

ArcGIS Server ExtensionsArcGIS Server ExtensionsArcGIS Server ExtensionsArcGIS Server Extensions

• SpatialSpatial– provides a powerful set of functions that allow provides a powerful set of functions that allow

you to create, query and analyze cell based you to create, query and analyze cell based raster dataraster data

• 3D3D– provides a powerful set of functions that allow provides a powerful set of functions that allow

your applications to create and analyze your applications to create and analyze surfacessurfaces

• StreetMapStreetMap– provides street-level mapping and address provides street-level mapping and address

matching. All data comes compressed on CD-matching. All data comes compressed on CD-ROMROM

ArcGIS ServerArcGIS ServerArcGIS ServerArcGIS Server

• ArcGIS Server: Server-side technology for ArcGIS Server: Server-side technology for geoprocessing on the internet/intranet.geoprocessing on the internet/intranet.

• Developer focusedDeveloper focused• Access to all of ArcObjects on the ServerAccess to all of ArcObjects on the Server• Standards based architecture and communicationsStandards based architecture and communications• Cross platform. Scaleable?Cross platform. Scaleable?• Web developer access through SOAP/XMLWeb developer access through SOAP/XML• .NET and Java Dev Frameworks.NET and Java Dev Frameworks

ArcGIS Server Use casesArcGIS Server Use casesArcGIS Server Use casesArcGIS Server Use cases

• To build Web applications and services that provide To build Web applications and services that provide advanced mapping, geocoding, tracing, linear advanced mapping, geocoding, tracing, linear referencing, spatial and 3D analysis, editing, access referencing, spatial and 3D analysis, editing, access to geodatabase topology, geometric networks, to geodatabase topology, geometric networks, subtypes, etc…subtypes, etc…

– Focused web applicationsFocused web applications– Insurance Risk Assessment, Building Permit Insurance Risk Assessment, Building Permit

Applications, Forestry Management, Utility Applications, Forestry Management, Utility Network AnalysisNetwork Analysis

– Centralized servicesCentralized services – Gazetteer, image & base map servicesGazetteer, image & base map services

– Integration of GIS and Enterprise ApplicationsIntegration of GIS and Enterprise Applications– Customer Relation Management Systems, Customer Relation Management Systems,

Emergency Response, Public Access, etc. Emergency Response, Public Access, etc.

ArcGIS Data InteroperabilityArcGIS Data InteroperabilityArcGIS Data InteroperabilityArcGIS Data Interoperability

• Integrates Safe Software Technology Integrates Safe Software Technology with the ArcGIS Desktopwith the ArcGIS Desktop

• Adds Adds manymany new data sources to ArcGIS new data sources to ArcGIS• Authors complex data translatorsAuthors complex data translators

– 100+ data manipulation tools100+ data manipulation tools– Framework for writing sophisticated Framework for writing sophisticated

translatorstranslators

• Joint product from Safe Software and Joint product from Safe Software and ESRIESRI

Application server for GIS functionalityApplication server for GIS functionality

Key Features of ArcGIS ServerKey Features of ArcGIS ServerKey Features of ArcGIS ServerKey Features of ArcGIS Server

• Framework for Enterprise GISFramework for Enterprise GIS• Standard Application DeploymentStandard Application Deployment• Integrates Into IT Infrastructure Integrates Into IT Infrastructure • Standard Programming Languages Standard Programming Languages

Capabilities of ArcGIS ServerCapabilities of ArcGIS ServerCapabilities of ArcGIS ServerCapabilities of ArcGIS Server

• A new way to centrally manage feature A new way to centrally manage feature rich applications.rich applications.

• Extend GIS use and consumption Extend GIS use and consumption through browsers and Web services.through browsers and Web services.

• Leverage all existing investments in Leverage all existing investments in GIS. GIS.

• Integrate with other core business Integrate with other core business systems through IT standards.systems through IT standards.

ArcGIS Server Demonstration ArcGIS Server Demonstration SummarySummary

ArcGIS Server Demonstration ArcGIS Server Demonstration SummarySummary

• Central Enterprise GISCentral Enterprise GIS– Remote Editing of Central GIS Database in Remote Editing of Central GIS Database in

a Web Applicationa Web Application– Focused Spatial AnalysisFocused Spatial Analysis

• Integrated GIS and ITIntegrated GIS and IT– GIS Components in an Enterprise GIS Components in an Enterprise

Computing ArchitectureComputing Architecture

• Centrally Hosted Web ApplicationsCentrally Hosted Web Applications• Non-Web ApplicationsNon-Web Applications

Users / PartnersUsers / PartnersUsers / PartnersUsers / Partners

• Numerous Investor Owned UtilitiesNumerous Investor Owned Utilities– NIPSCO (NiSource) - 1.1 Mil Meters (3)NIPSCO (NiSource) - 1.1 Mil Meters (3)– Westar – 700 K MetersWestar – 700 K Meters– OneOK – 2 Mil MetersOneOK – 2 Mil Meters– Laclede Gas – 600 K MetersLaclede Gas – 600 K Meters– Arkansas Oklahoma Gas – 40 K MetersArkansas Oklahoma Gas – 40 K Meters– Centerpoint Energy – Millions of Meters – Gas&ElecCenterpoint Energy – Millions of Meters – Gas&Elec– Alliant EnergyAlliant Energy– DominionDominion

• Southern CompaniesSouthern Companies• 100’s of Rural Electric Coops100’s of Rural Electric Coops• 100’s of Municipal Operations100’s of Municipal Operations

ArcSDEArcSDE

ArcGISArcGIS

PersonalPersonalgeodatabasegeodatabase EnterpriseEnterprise

geodatabasegeodatabaseSQL ServerSQL Server

DB2DB2OracleOracle

InformixInformix

Geodatabase DeploymentsGeodatabase DeploymentsGeodatabase DeploymentsGeodatabase Deployments

• PersonalPersonal– Stored in MS AccessStored in MS Access– Up to 2 GBUp to 2 GB– Includes raster data Includes raster data

managementmanagement

• Enterprise Enterprise – Stored in RDBMSStored in RDBMS– Requires ArcSDE Requires ArcSDE – Edits controlled through ArcEditor or ArcInfoEdits controlled through ArcEditor or ArcInfo– Facilitates simultaneous multiuser editingFacilitates simultaneous multiuser editing– Stores all GIS data typesStores all GIS data types– Scales to extremely large implementations with high Scales to extremely large implementations with high

performanceperformance

Electric and Gas Data ModelsElectric and Gas Data ModelsElectric and Gas Data ModelsElectric and Gas Data Models

How does GIS Work?

Business Logic

ArcGISArcGISServerServer

Sampling of Potential ApplicationsSampling of Potential Applications

Web Server

ArcSDEArcSDE

ProfessionalProfessional Critical SystemsCritical Systems Thin ClientThin Client

Display/QueryDisplay/QueryMappingMappingComplex EditsComplex EditsAnalysisAnalysisLogisticsLogistics

Asset ManagementAsset ManagementWork OrderWork OrderPermitsPermitsCAMACAMARedlineRedline

Display/QueryDisplay/QueryMappingMappingSimple EditsSimple EditsAnalysisAnalysisRedlineRedlineLBSLBS

Valve IsolationValve IsolationNetwork TraceNetwork TraceDamage Prevention CBYDDamage Prevention CBYDAsset Location/AnalysisAsset Location/AnalysisGeocodingGeocodingMass AppraisalMass AppraisalEditingEditing

ArcGIS ServerArcGIS ServerArcGIS ServerArcGIS Server