Stormwater Utility Network Foundation can be used to model stormwater assets in the ArcGIS Utility Network.
This solution provides the foundational stormwater utility network schema as well as a streamlined implementation of utility network services to power data management, analysis, and map viewing apps and integrations.
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The Stormwater Utility Network Foundation is a starting place to implement a utility network for a stormwater system. The included data model represents stormwater pipes and equipment as a utility network. The provided data model is not intended to include every possible variation of pipes and equipment. Most organizations will extend the provided data model to represent how their stormwater systems are constructed, and to integrate with other information systems.
The Stormwater Utility Network Foundation will change as new capabilities are added to the utility network and best practices evolve. It is important to understand that you are not required to upgrade your implementation to stay in sync with changes to the Stormwater Utility Network Foundation. Remember the Stormwater Utility Network Foundation is a starting point and your implementation will branch away from it.
When considering whether to migrate your implementation to a newer version of the Stormwater Utility Foundation, it is important to understand that migration may entail a significant amount of work and expense. As a matter of best practice, you should identify the benefits of migrating to a new version of the Stormwater Utility Network Foundation and evaluate the benefits against the work and expense. Only if there is a significant positive benefit should you consider upgrading.
Below are the release dates and version information for the stormwater data model and its ArcGIS platform compatibility.
Date | Version | Description |
March 2020 | 3.1 |
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February 2020 | 3.0 |
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January 2019 | 2.0.1 |
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June 2018 | 2.0 |
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You can configure a utility network for stormwater and begin using the network to support common workflows at your organization in four steps.