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How does a community maintain a storm water infrastructure database in ArcGIS 9.3 using the ESRI Local Government Data Model?. Adam Pooler, GISP Senior GIS Analyst Stantec. Troy Sova GIS Analyst Stantec. 2013 Ohio GIS Conference - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
How does a community maintain a stormwater infrastructure database in ArcGIS 9.3 using the ESRI Local Government
Data Model?
2013 Ohio GIS ConferenceSeptember 12, 2013 @ 1:00 pm | Columbus Marriott Northwest | Dublin, Ohio
Adam Pooler, GISPSenior GIS Analyst
Stantec
Troy SovaGIS Analyst
Stantec
Outline
• Project Area• Multi-Step Process – Data Collection• Integration into Data Model• Geometric Network and QA/QC• Conclusion• Questions
City of Springdale (yellow outline)
PROJECT AREA (red outline)
Multiple Phases
• Phase 1 – Pre ESRI Data Model – Data Collection
• Phase 2– Data Collection – ESRI Data Model
• Phase 3 – Data Collection– QA/QC– Geometric Network
Stormwater 9.3 File Geodatabase
Local Gov. Data Model
Multi-Step Process• Step 1– Scan Paper As-Built Drawings into digital TIF format using
a Large Format Plotter/Scanner
• Step 2a– Geo-Reference TIF
files using Imagery and Street Centerlines within ArcMap’s Georeferencing Toolbar
• Step 2b– Georeference TIF Files multiple times if drawing sheets have
more than one plan layout.
• Step 3– Digitize Storm Features (Catchbasins/Inlets, Outfalls, Gravity
Mains, Underdrains, Manholes)
• Step 3– Digitize Storm Features (Catchbasins/Inlets, Outfalls, Gravity
Mains, Underdrains, Manholes)
Gravity Main
Inlet
Outfall
Manhole
*Source – Google
• Step 4a – Collect any attributes associated with the Storm Features from
the plan drawings (e.g. Pipe size and Type of Construction)
• Step 4a – Collect any attributes associated with the Storm Features from
the plan drawings (e.g. Pipe size and Type of Construction)
Pipe Size
Type ofConstruction
• Step 4b – Collect any attributes from the profile drawings (e.g. Invert
Elevations, Slope)
• Step 4b – Collect any attributes from the profile drawings (e.g. Invert
Elevations, Slope)
Slope
Pipe Size
Invert Elevations
• Step 5 – QA/QC attribute table for
each storm feature class, checking for missing attributes or inconsistencies.
– Check for large gaps or congested areas in the data • Missing subdivision as-
built drawings• New Construction
– Use model’s Domains to attribute features where possible.
ESRI’s Local Government Data Model• ArcGIS for Local Government
– “ArcGIS for Local Government includes a series of maps and apps designed to work together across various departments.” Source: ESRI
– Reduces the complexity of implementing and managing GIS in a local government setting.
• Model supports multiple data schemas.
Local GovernmentData Model
Infrastructure
LandRecords
Elections
PublicSafety
Planning andDevelopment
Address
PublicWorks
Facilities /Campus
Data Schema - Stormwater• http://help.arcgis.com/en/localgovernment/
datadictionary.html
Problem – Using a ArcGIS 10 Data Model within ArcGIS 9.3 Software
• Data model contains relationships setup in 10.X, which do not communicate with 9.3.
• Tools developed specifically for Data Model only accessible in 10.X– Attribute Assistant– Infrastructure Abandon Models– Infrastructure Desktop Construction Tools– Infrastructure Editing– Infrastructure Reporting
Data Model Tools• Attribute Assistant – Advanced
capabilities to calculate attribute data.– Four ArcMap Commands and one ArcMap
Toolbar• Infrastructure Desktop Construction Tools
– Four new point construction tools and one new line construction tool.
• Infrastructure Desktop Toolbars– Infrastructure Editing– Infrastructure Reporting
Setting Up a Geometric Network• Step 1a & b – Network Name, Snapping Tolerance & Features
• Step 2a & b –Enable Values and Select Roles for each Feature Class
Setting Up a Geometric Network• Step 3 – Add Weights to Network
• Step 4 – Review Results
Modify Sources & Sinks after Creation
Quality Assurance/Quality Control• Setup a Geometric
Network and Update Connectivity between Storm Features.
• FYI – The Geometric Network Tool only works with an Editor or ArcInfo License
• Compare features collected to As-Built drawings (features and attributes)
Lessons Learned• Update Domains prior
to data entry as much as possible.
• Use an unmanaged Raster Catalog.
• Start Project with Data Model and Geometric Network
Conclusion• ESRI’s Local Government
Model Schema works with older versions of ArcGIS without having to upgrade.
• Converting As-Built Drawings to Digital Format takes time up front but is a more manageable system in the long run.