This item has been moved to mature support. Please see What's new for more information.

Overview

Exposed Pipe

United States operators must inspect each individual pipeline or portion of pipeline exposed to the atmosphere for evidence of atmospheric corrosion at least every three years, with intervals not exceeding 39 months for onshore pipes. The Exposed Pipe Collector solution can be used to help meet this compliance requirement by allowing field crews to locate and inspect exposed pipes using a smartphone or tablet device in the field.

Using this solution and the ArcGIS Collector application allows field crews to collect exposed pipe locations and inspections regardless of connectivity to the office network, assuming cellular coverage is available.

Requirements

Exposed Pipe Collector requires specific technical experience and software.

Requirement Description
Software
Solution deployment
  • ArcGIS Pro 2.4 - 2.6 (Basic, Standard or Advanced)
Solution hosting
  • ArcGIS Online, or
  • ArcGIS Enterprise 10.5 - 10.8.1 (Standard or Advanced)
Applications
  • ArcGIS Collector

What you get

When you deploy Exposed Pipe Collector, you'll find the following:

Item Name Description
Map Exposed Pipe Collector A map used by field technicians to record exposed pipe locations and conditions.
Feature layer Exposed Pipe A feature layer used to store the location of exposed pipes.

What's new

Below are the release dates and notes for Exposed Pipe Collector.

Date Description
September 2020
  • Project Planning Markup has been moved to Mature Support.
June 2017
  • Exposed Pipe Collector documentation updated for automated deployment with the ArcGIS Solutions Deployment Tool.
January 2017
  • Exposed Pipe Collector can now be deployed in your ArcGIS organization with the ArcGIS Solutions Deployment Tool.
December 2014
  • Updated schema to support the Utility and Pipeline Data Model
September 2013
  • First release of the Exposed Pipe Collector

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