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September 2015
Using Geospatial Technology to Support Stormwater Management and NPDES Compliance
Jayson BrennenCDM Smith
We are in the Middle of aTechnology Explosion
Hardware and Software Evolving Rapidly.
The Cloud lets us collaborate and share data with greater ease.
It’s a Mobile World. People want information NOW!!
The “explosion” has made it’s way to GIS.
The Tools Are There to Do Great Things
Data Collection Using Almost Any Device, over the Cloud
Real‐Time Data Access by All Staff in any Location
Spatially Enabling Business Systems
Real‐Time ComplianceReporting
Data Collection Using Almost Any Device, over the Cloud
Real‐Time Data Access by All Staff in any Location
Spatially Enabling Business Systems
Real‐Time ComplianceReporting
The Tools Are There to Do Great Things
Data Collection Using Almost Any Device, over the Cloud
Real‐Time Data Access by All Staff in any Location
Spatially Enabling Business Systems
Real‐Time ComplianceReporting
The Tools Are There to Do Great Things
Data Collection Using Almost Any Device, over the Cloud
Real‐Time Data Access by All Staff in any Location
Spatially Enabling Business Systems
Real‐Time ComplianceReporting
The Tools Are There to Do Great Things
Data Collection Using Almost Any Device, over the Cloud
Real‐Time Data Access by All Staff in any Location
Spatially Enabling Business Systems
Real‐Time ComplianceReporting
Track Progress Towards GoalsPredicting Failures
Maximizing Investments
The Tools Are There to Do Great Things
How Can All This New Technology Support More Effective Stormwater Management & Compliance?
Streamlined Mobile Data Collection and Condition Assessment
Get Critical Data to Staff
Use the Data to SupportCompliance Reporting, AM,and Capital Planning
… about technologies that can support stormwater management?
There are Plenty of Solid Options for Collecting Data to Support Stormwater Compliance
Disclaimer: These are a few of many options available.
Esri’s Cloud‐Based Offering
Easily Publish Data to the Cloud
Consume via Desktop,Web, and MobileApps
Use “Free” Tools for Data Access, Collection,Visualization, andReporting
Case Study #1 – ArcGIS Online
ArcGIS.comAuthor Web MapsCreate Web Apps
Explorer iOS and Android App to View Web Maps
CollectoriOS and Android App to Support Data Collection
DashboardApp to Support DataVisualizationand Track Progress
Case Study #1 – ArcGIS Online
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Commercial Software Can Only Do So Much
There are Instances Where You May “Hit the Wall”
In These Instances, You Can Customize
Case Study #1 – ArcGIS Online
When ArcGIS Online Tools “Fall Short”, You Can Customize.
Use GIS (Esri) Technologies as the Base and Extend Them
Examples: Need a Custom User Interface
Have Strict Data Requirements
Require Custom Dashboard and Reporting
Case Study #2 – Customize a Data Collection Solution Using GIS Technology
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High End GPS
Ruggedized Stand‐Alone Tablets
A Mixture of Manual and Automated Methods
* Be Prepared for Back End“Data Smashing”… whichis Sometimes needed
Case Study #3 – Sometimes You HaveTo Go “Old Skool”
Bluetooth GPS Now Available for iPhone & Android Devices that Can Get About 2’ Accuracy
High‐End GPS is GettingCheaper
Esri Coming Out with New Tools to Support “Smart Form” Creation
Trimble, and others, are Coming out with Cloud‐BasedData Collection Tools
A Few Fun Mobile Data Collection TidbitsTrimble R1
Leica GPS
Esri Forms
Push Data to Field Crews and Staff in Any Location
Leverage the Data You Have to Support Compliance & AM
Make More InformedBusiness Decisions
Lastly…. Harnessing This Information To Support Compliance, Reporting, and AM
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This is not rocket science!
Many have the software and may not realize it.
The technology is there to greatly support your stormwaterprogram.
Maximize your investment in technology to support more effective utility management.
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QuestionsJayson Brennenbrennenjd@cdmsmith.com
Contact: Jayson BrennenBrennenjd@cdmsmith.com
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