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How is water geometric network editing and analysis used?
Water Geometric Network Editing and Analysis can be used to map and manage asset information using a geometric network. Water Geometric Network Editing and Analysis requires specific technical experience and software.
How does a subnetwork based trace work?
Subnetwork-based traces rely on information from the underlying Domain Network and Tier parameters specified in the Trace tool to influence the trace results. Each tier has a subnetwork definition that controls the properties or makeup of subnetworks participating in the tier.
Are there different trace types for utility networks?
Some traces rely on the tier definition for the domain network and also use the subnetwork definition, while others are not aware of the subnetwork properties for a utility network. Each trace type can be adjusted to refine the results by specifying additional configurations on the Trace tool. Review each trace type below to learn more.
What do you mean by tracing a network?
You can think of tracing as placing a transparency on top of a map of your network and tracing all the network elements that you want to include in your result onto the transparency. When working with networks, tracing involves connectivity.
What is the water network editing add in?
An enhancement to the Water Network Editing Add-In that adds support for more complex valve isolation trace workflows, new parameter added to the config – TraceIsolation_Valve_ClosedValveQuery. A resolution to a bug in the Water Network Editing Add-In flow accumulation tools that precluded edges from being summarized.
How to edit water, sewer and stormwater data?
A map document used for editing and analysis of water, sewer, and stormwater assets. A sample geodatabase with water, sewer, and stormwater data from the City of Naperville, Illinois. To learn more about the schema of the WaterUtilities.gdb, see the data dictionary.
How to use attribute assistant in water geometric network?
When you download the Water Geometric Network Editing and Analysis, you’ll find the following in the zip file: The Attribute Assistant provides a series of predefined methods to automatically populate attributes (for example, assign valve size based on the water main feature it intersects) when features are created and updated.