September 2016 New ArcGIS Solutions

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1 September 2016 New ArcGIS Solutions

2 Hydroelectric 1adc521e1c90f

3 Adopta Engage the public in the maintenance and operation of natural and man-made assets - People adopt assets via web app - Manage roster of adopted and available assets - Communicate with adopters via when action is necessary - Adopters confirm when they have cared for an asset First release includes configurations for adoption of catch basins, fire hydrants and parks Can be set up for adoption of anything Potential users include local governments, utilities, civic organizations, nature groups and schools

4 Parcel Drafter Enter metes-and-bounds descriptions in a web app and check for closure errors Useful to verify deeds and recorded documents Data entered into Parcel Drafter can be saved as part of a larger land records workflow Potential users include Assessing Office, Registers of Deeds, surveyors and title companies

5 35 Feature Layer Templates Added to ArcGIS Online Organized by Industry Groupings Streamlines creation of hosted feature layers for popular ArcGIS for Electric, Gas, Telecom & Water apps

6 ArcGIS for Electric, Gas and Water Layer Catalogs Use the Layer Catalogs to speed up an ArcGIS for Electric, Gas or Water implementation and quickly populate a mapping portal Create new services by copying feature layer definitions and attribute fields from a Layer Catalog

7 October, 2016

8 Blueprint for Hydropower Assessments Worldwide USGS and the Department of Energy developed a small-hydropower assessment atlas in 2006 for the US Adapted methodology for hydro power assessments in Latin America using 30-meter data - was used for Sao Paulo State, Peru and Bolivia by CAF

9 Data Requirements Global Digital Elevation Model (DEM) Global stream flow data Global precipitation data (optional) Drainage network (Streams) Ancillary data: - Atlas of the existing hydroelectric power plants - Coverage of protected areas - Electric grid Global datasets needed for this type of study are available and can be used for most regions of the World

10 Summary of the Methodology Active Active Source: USGS/EROS

11 Summary of Hydro Power Assessment Results Sao Paulo State, Brazil Source: USGS/EROS and CAF Study revealed that available hydropower in the state of Sao Paulo was 10 times greater than originally estimated using non-gis methods

12 Web Maps and apps provide viewing and analysis tools

13 General approach Utilize - Complete local/country/regional assessment - Jumpstart engagement to teach methodology to national energy agencies with existing GIS capacity: one week - Focused hydro assessment apps. for national/local agencies CAF has invested ~2MM$ in similar assessments in Latin America, government partners have put an additional ~2MM$ Esri GIS technology and the global data to do this type of assessment anywhere in the World in a short time frame Add value to existing or new hydro projects: ArcHydro model, faster turn-around, cloud managed services, ArcGIS platform.

14 GIS and the Water Exploitation Cycle Resources Planning and Management Reuse / Recycle / Disposal Raw Water GIS Wastewater Extraction, Transportation, Storage, and Purification Geo-Spatial Information Tools, Functions, and Applications Integration with other Operational Systems Collection, Transportation and Treatment Consumable Water Management and Delivery

15 Water Distribution Primary System of record in GIS

16 Water Distribution Network in GIS

17 GIS-Based Customer Complaint System

18 GIS Analysis for Prioritization of Rehabilitation Activities

19 Managing Collector s Routes in GIS

20 Water Customers Geo-coded on Satellite Imagery

21 Field Mapping of Facilities Using GPS

22 Basic Cartography

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