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Whether you are implementing GIS in your water, wastewater or stormwater utility and creating a data model for the first time or you are updating your existing GIS datamodel, you will no doubt ask yourself this question - How should I model my utility's Read More...
As you may have seen, we released the Water Distribution Capital Improvement Planning (CIP) Template a last week. First, we wanted to say a big thank you to all of our users and business partners who helped us to refine the initial geoprocessing models Read More...
If you have been following us on twitter, you already know that we released the ArcGIS Water Distribution Capital Planning template (we are calling this the CIP Template for short) yesterday. The CIP template includes a set of models to help you understand Read More...
Many of you have had a chance to test out the Mobile template and provided great feedback. One question that keeps coming up is “How do I interface (or integrate) the mobile map with my other utility systems?” Typically, when we get asked this question, Read More...
I started typing this blog entry last week. My original idea was to share 5 simple steps to set up the dashboard or Flex sample viewer. Since then, two great things came up, the creating effective web maps seminar and an unbelievable flex guide from a Read More...
We've had a few questions about whether users and ESRI business partners can submit templates to the Water Utilities Resource Center. We wanted to tell everyone, the answer is yes! We are encouraging our users and business partners to submit templates Read More...
Copy and Paste You probably want to bring in some of your datasets and merge them with the projected schema. Copy and paste is the easiest way to do this, but you may get some error messages about differences in the source/target spatial reference. For Read More...
Part 1: Explanation of the Sample and Template GDB The Water Utility Templates provide sample datasets and also a template Geodatabase for your use. There are 4 main parts to the Template Geodatabase: ReferenceData – Landbase data typically acquired from Read More...
We’ll be focusing our next few blog posts on building and maintaining water utility geodatabases. Since we went live with the Water Utility Resource Center 2 weeks ago, we’ve already had numerous questions from the user community about how to use your Read More...

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