Pipeline 20/20 - Acting Now to Implement a Location...

Pipeline 20/20Tom Coolidge

Nathan Easley

Michael Graves, OSIsoft

Ayan Palit

3:30 P.M. Paper Presentation

Advances in Pipeline Data Models

Jeff Allen

Novara GeoSolutions

Session ThemePlay on Multiple Meanings of 20/20

Importance of Location Strategy

Clarity of ArcGIS Platform Capabilities for Pipelines

Awareness of New Capabilities in Development

Agenda

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Location is Your Business

Tom Coolidge, Pipeline and Gas Utility Industry Manager

Location is critical to your business

Every minute someone makes a location based decision

Location must be accurate and authoritative

Location needs to be accessible

Better Business

GIS Supports the Pipeline Enterprise

Business Management

Health, Safety & Environment

Asset Operations

Asset Development

Customers & Regulators

Pipeline Integrity

Planning

Rights of Way

Engineering

Design

Construction

Inspection

Maintenance

Network Control

Emergency

Management

Health

Safety

Environmental

Management

Tax Accounting

Business

Intelligence

Revenue

Protection

Human

Resources

Legal

Marketing

Sales

Customer

Service

Regulatory

Compliance

Geography Powers the PipelinePrinted outdated maps are good maps

Geography Powers the PipelineTransforming the Business

home office

empower

GIS Supports the Pipeline Enterprise

Business Management

Health, Safety & Environment

Asset Operations

Asset Development

Customers & Regulators

Pipeline Integrity

Transformation

Decision Loop

StrategyAction

Support

Operations

usable | actionable | accountable

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Information Dominance

Integration & disciplineSynchronization

platformCommon Operations

decisionsshared awareness

data collection

Basic Users

Integration & disciplineProfessionals

platformBusiness Users

decisionsshared awareness

data management

business systems

analysis

modelling

design prediction

visualization

integration

collaborate

awareness

action

executeplatform

ArcGISUsers in the

Comprehensive view of

operations

Geo-enable other business

systems

Get info into and out of the

office

Empower employees,

constituents and customers

Facilitate better planning and

analysis

Manage asset and

resource information

Better Business

It startswith a map

The Digital Pipeline Start with putting your information on a map

Deliverwith Purpose

Focused Maps and Apps Quick to deploy, simple to use

Apps for Everyone

We build Apps

A World of Apps

The Map Book Picker provides self-

service, multi-page mapping with

high-quality layouts for staff. This

solution helps to eliminate standard

request to the mapping department

by allowing users to create their own

map books.

Using the Map Book Picker, staff

are able to select a map layout and

define the area for which the maps

are required. A geoprocessing

model then used to create a multi-

page Adobe PDF book.

Gas Facility Maps Map Book Picker

This series of maps enables utility

staff, from field technicians to

customer service, access to basic

utility geographic information. The

Gas Facility Maps are designed to

be accessible to all staff and can be

accessed through a web browser or

native client like the Explorer for

ArcGIS application.

The Gas Network Viewer is

designed to be used on a web

browser, smartphone, or tablet for

staff to view an interactive gas

network map. The gas distribution

network map serves as a foundation

for other solutions provided by

ArcGIS for Gas Utilities.

Gas Network Viewer

The Change Request solution

allows field crews to record

discrepancies to better

communicate inaccurate or missing

assets to the office.

Map Change Request is a

configuration of ArcGIS Online to

use on a mobile device with the

Collector for ArcGIS app. This app

enables field crews to better

communicate with the office about

data inaccuracies.

Map Change Request

solutions.arcgis.com

App Creation Design once, run anywhere

HTML5/JavaScript

Builder

Widgets

Web AppBuilder

Web Apps(Any Browser)

Manageyour Identity

ArcGIS Online Collaboration | Content | Connected

LocationBig Picture

&

the

Connecting your Enterprise Integrating with key business systems

Connecting your Enterprise Increase operating efficiency in real-time

http://pike.esri.com/wa/opaware/?config=retail

http://pike.esri.com/wa/opaware/?config=retail

Engaging with Stakeholders Communicating to build relationships

NTSB 2015 Safety Study

GIS as a Data Integration Platform

Data Integration =Data

Aggregation+

Data

Analysis

Mashup

Visual Overlay

Modeling

Spatial Analysis

PHMSA FAQ-240 (What must I do for “data integration”?); ASME/ANSI B31.8S

platform

Deployment Strategy

Corporate Geospatial StrategyPlatform deployment

DataMaps

Apps

Tools

Businessthe

DataMaps

Apps

Tools

Businessthe

Businessthe

Businessthe

DataMaps

Apps

ToolsDataMaps

Apps

Tools

Transformation

Decision Loop

StrategyAction

Support

Operations

usable | actionable | accountable

ArcGIS Location Referencing for Pipelines

Nathan Easley, Product Engineer

ArcGIS Location Referencing for PipelinesLinear Referencing for the Pipeline Enterprise

GIS-enabled LRS platform

LRS management

LRS editing & maintenance

LRS web services

Information model

Workflow

Quality control

GIS analysis

Mapping

Cloud collaboration



Web Event

Editing



Web Event

Editing

Measure and Location

Reporting



Web Event

Editing

Measure and Location

Reporting

Partner

Solutions &

Services

HCA Analysis

Risk Assessment and Modeling

Transmission Distribution

Simulation and Optimization

ILI Analysis

Alignment Sheets Generators

Consulting & Data Migration

Engineering Pipeline Design

Maintenance Management and

Planning

…and more…

Product Overview

• Desktop- ArcGIS Pro LRS network editing ribbon

- ArcCatalog administration tools

- Geodatabase LRS information model

- Geoprocessing tools

also part of the platform… Data Reviewer

Workflow Manager

• Server- Location Referencing web services

- Developer samples

- Pipeline Characteristics Editor app

- Pipeline Reporter app

Multi-LRM Support

Centerline

LRS Network A

LRS Network B

• Route features are generated from centerline geometry and

calibration point measures

300

-545

• Two routes

• 4 Calibration

points

• 3 centerlines

The two routes above are derived

from three centerline lines

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ArcGIS Pro Application ExtensionDesktop Extension

• Next generation GIS desktop

• Higher LRS platform for migration

• 64 bit & multi-threaded

• Integrated 3D

• Multiple linked map views

• Context based experience

• Tasks for guided editing

Why ArcGIS Pro?

Route Editing Activities

• Create Route

• Extend Route

• Realign Route

• Reassign Route

• Retire Route

• Calibration

0 100

0 100

120

0100

retired

0 100

1-10retired

0 10052

20 80

20 80

20 80

I-110 I-10I-10

0 100

Can also serve to

split routes and

merge routes.

Event Measure Behaviors

Before Realignment

Stay Put

Move• When the LRS routes are

edited, measure behavior

rules can be applied to

events.

• Events can have a different

behavior for each type of

LRS edit

Retire

Pipeline Stationing - Example

Here’s the same pipeline after a reroute that added a new section

of pipe 2,000 ft. longer than the original section of pipe that was

abandoned or reclaimed. “Station equations” are used to equate

stationing between two adjacent surveys. The upstream tie-in for

the reroute is at 50+00. The downstream tie-in for the reroute is

170+00 (back) and 150+00 (ahead).

00+00 200+0050+00 100+00 150+00

100+00 150+00

Station Equation

Back 170+00

Ahead 150+00

170+00

Credit: New Century Software / PODS 101 Workshop

Stationing

• 2 ways to input station measures …

- Classical station series LRS network support

- Offsetting on stationing event layer

• Manage station equations as events

- Coordinate locations, with route and measure

- Edit from Pipeline Characteristic Editor

- Support stationing without a stationing network

… if station location ambiguous due to equations,

user prompted for which map location is desired.

Engineering Stationing

is Supported, but

is not Required.

Linear events spanning routes

10507003500

Engineering

Station

Series

1000 2000 3000

300

Continuous

Station SeriesA

300

350

300 600

500

0 450

650 1000

Gas HCA Segment

Credit: Eagle Information Mapping

Flexibility in event location referencingLocation Model

• Route and measure

• Stationing

• Referent and offset

- Intersections

- Events

- Features

• Coordinates and offset

• …with intersection creation

support

Event:

1.27 miles

Event:

456+25.00

Calibration Point:

1 mile

Station Event:

100+00.00

Event:

300 feet from US Highway 10Intersection Features

US Highway 10 crossing

Event:

45 feet from cell tower

Cell tower location:

34.0547,117.1825

TemporalityTime Aware

View After

View Before

• Date ranges can be applied to LRS edits

• Event measure updates reflect date

ranges of LRS edits

• Historical event measures that change

due to LRS edits are “retired”

• “Temporal View Date” enables data

visualization and query for any moment

in time

• Integrated with ArcGIS notion of time

Geoprocessing ToolsBatch Processing

• Append Events

• Convert M-value Unit of Measure

• Detect Measures Out Of Range

• Detect Overlaps For Linear Events

• Detect Gaps For Linear Events

• Detect Measures Non-monotonic Routes

• Generate Routes

• Generate Calibration Points

• Translate Events From LRM to LRM

• Update Calibration Points

• Update Event Locations

• Update Intersections

…and growing.

Measure-based reporting for decision makersReporting

• Web based for PC or tablet

- Opens data to decision makers

• Combine and filter event layers

• Produces

- Tabular reports, maps, data products

• Report types

- Mileage reports

- Pipe segment reports

- Pipe log reports

Linear Referencing capability for ArcGIS for ServerWeb Services

• ArcGIS for Server

- Mapping, Query, Geoprocessing

• Location Referencing for Server

- Event editing

- Coordinate to measures (includes stationing)

- Measure to coordinate (includes stationing)

- Query attribute sets

- Check events (gaps, overlaps, invalid measures)

- Measure translation

- Measure updates for external systems

- Measure based reporting

LRS

Web

Services

Location Referencing Server

Pipeline Characteristics EditorEvent Editing

• Web based event editing

• Delivers with the Server

• Built entirely on web services

• JavaScript / HTML 5 app

Demonstrations

Credit: http://onyxincorporated.com/about-us

Credit: http://www.definium.com/index.php/projects/pipelines/

Data Model

Support

Utility & Pipeline Data ModelFor the Natural Gas and Hazardous Liquids Industries

Features

Pipeline-centric; Geodatabase-based

Wellhead to customer meter or delivery point

Moderately normalized

Each component explicitly represented in a

single database table object

Toolset FlexibilityData Model Support

• Adoption of a full “Data Model” not required

• Event model flexible

• Web services to get network changes

• Location model is required Centerline

sequence

Routes

Calibration

points

Centerline

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Scope and ScheduleReleases

• BETA Esri UC, 2015

- ArcGIS Pro LRS network editing tools

- Location Referencing Server

- Web Event Editing

- Web Reporting

• Release 1.0 TBD

- Geoprocessing tools

- Conflict prevention

BETA

2015

2016

Location Referencing for Pipelines

Schedule

Version

1.0

What Can I Do Now?Getting Ready

• Participate in BETA program and provide feedback

- Load your data

- Evaluate the tools (editing, reporting, etc.)

• Evaluate UPDM and provide feedback

Utility and Pipeline Data Model

Ayan Palit, Consultant / Project Manager

GIS Is Evolving

Web GIS Is a New Architecture

Integrating Everything

Providing an Interconnected Platform

Desktop

(Files)

Server

(Databases)

Web GIS

(Geoinformation Model)

Making Data More Useful and Available

Web GIS Abstracts Data

Into Web Maps, Web Scenes and Layers

Leveraging Existing Data Models

Simplifying Everything

Services and Data

Layers

Web Maps

Web Scenes

Geoinformation Model

Geodatabase

GIS FilesSensors

Both Internally and on the Open Web

Analysis and

Models

Imagery

Real-Time

Enterprise Data

Big Data3D

Maps

The Geoinformation Model Supports All Types of Information

Organizing and Sharing Geospatial Contents

Geoinformation

Web Maps

Web Scenes

Layers

About UPDM

Esri’s UPDM is a geodatabase data model template for

operators of pipe networks in the gas and hazardous

liquids industries. UPDM is a

moderately normalized data model

that explicitly represents each physical component

of a pipe network from the wellhead to the

customer meter, terminal or delivery point, in a

single database table object.

Business Drivers for UPDM

Enable vertically integrated gas companies that have both distribution and

transmission to use one data model

Simplify staff training

Single workflow for maintaining distribution and transmission asset data

Better manage HP Distribution pipe (> 20% SMYS)

Improve staff efficiency and productivity

Geodatabase Concepts & UPDM

All events stored as features

Connectivity model used to maintain physical assets

Linear referencing model used to maintain transmission

integrity data

Metadata managed as part of feature (Editor Tracking &

Archiving)

Documents managed with Attachments

Time Aware (be able to view system at different states in

time)

Improving Performance Through Better Data ManagementTransmission – Viewing Pipe Segments

Database Activity with Legacy Data Model• 1 – Geodatabase• 3 – Tables/Featureclasses queried

66% Reduction in SQL queries in the database

Database Activity with UPDM• 1 Geodatabase• 1 – Featureclass queried

Improving Performance Through Better Data ManagementTransmission & Distribution – Viewing Pipe Segments

Database Activity with Legacy Data Model• 2 – Geodatabases• 4 – Tables/Featureclasses queried

75% Reduction in SQL queries in the database

Database Activity with UPDM• 1 Geodatabase• 1 – Featureclass queried

Improving Scalability Through Data Storage EfficiencyTransmission & Distribution

PipeSegment

PipeSegmentAudit Pipes

Legacy Data Models UPDM

33% Reduction in Records stored in the database

Mains

66% Reduction in tables stored in the database

Release Schedule for UPDM

UPDM for 10.2 - Released Oct 30, 2014

UPDM for 10.3, Beta 2 – Released February 9, 2015

UPDM for 10.3 – To be released concurrently with ALRP Beta

UPDM Release Sequence

Configured for

Geometric

Network

Configured for

Facility

Network

ALRP

Schema

UPDM for 10.2 Yes No

UPDM for 10.3

(concurrent with

ALRP Beta release)

Yes Yes

UPDM release after

10.3

Yes Yes

Real-Time GIS

Michael Graves, OSIsoft


For over 30 years OSIsoft has:

• Infrastructure for consolidation and centralization of

sensor based data

• Open infrastructure to support best of breed

ecosystems

• Scalability from small deployments to enterprise

deployments

• Infrastructure for change

• Infrastructure for empowering people

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400+

Pulp &

Paper sites deployed

worldwide

91%

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of the Global

Fortune Top 10

Metals &

Mining companies

37 of 50

of the World’s

Largest

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Fortune Top 10

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Over

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OSIsoft is trusted by the world’s leading companies


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