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A GIS Powered Smart Utility
Asset Management Capability (AMC) Project
Sharon McAnelly
22-23 March 2012
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Agenda
Power and WaterCorporation
AssetManagementCapability Project
Benefits ofIntegrating AMSand GIS
The Solution
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Who is Power Water Corporation?
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Services
Electricity Generation Open to competition
Electricity Network Regulated by the Utilities Commissioner
Water and Sewerage Monopoly licences
Retail Services Full Retail Contestability (FRC) for
Electricity
Indigenous Essential Services
(not-for-profit subsidiary)
Fee for service agreement withDepartment of Local Government, Housingand Regional Services
Gasgo Pty Ltd(wholly owned subsidiary)
Gas supplies for electricity generation
Delivery of energy, water and sewage services to 80,000 customers
across 1.3 million kilometres of the central desert and tropical north
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What is the AMC Project ?
Project strategies
1.Implement an integrated solution for asset andgeographic information management
2.Deliver process redesign, data migration,training and change management to ensure that
the new solution is fully embraced and utilised3.Minimal customisations of COTS to better
leverage standard business processes,maintenance services and market innovation
4.Integrated with the financial and other corporatesystems supported by a robust technical andservices infrastructure
5.Employ an enterprise-wide approach toinformation - automation and control to ensuredata is collected once for multiple purposes - asingle source of truth
Businessobjectives
1. To facilitate thedevelopment ofassetmanagementcapabilities,knowledge andculture acrossthe Corporation
2. To deliver thesupportingprocesses andsystems
3. To educate andmentor PWC staff
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Why do we need better capability?
We need to run a more efficient business to meet future demands Continual capital growth demands more productive work management Increasing customer expectation demands better reliability and
responsiveness
We need to consistently use more effective processes to serve ourcustomers better Critical feedback from the field to improve maintenance data and planning Better planning and scheduling to get the job done right, first-time Track faults and outages through to service restoration and provide regulatory
reporting
We need greater evidence to underpin future economic decisions Better information on asset condition, performance, risks and life-cycle costs
Structured asset planning to provide more robust capital and R&M investment We need our affairs in order: as an essential services provider, we are
subject to economic, environmental and financial oversight bystakeholders
We need modern systems that automate, control and streamline processesand support continuous improvement initiatives
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OurBu
siness
Proces
ses
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The SolutionSolution Scope
Maximo
SpatialESRI
Cognos TM1(Performance Management )
Oracle eBusiness(Financial Management)
MaximoProject Adaptor
Microsoft
Project
MaximoMaximo
Oracle
MEA
Gentrack
(Retail Management)
TRIM
(EDMS)
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How do utilities use a GIS ?
ESRI suite ArcGIS, desktop products, ESRI mobile and Dekho
Locate our assets and work locations
Relate parcel, address, POI and coordinate data - Geocoding
Understand context - imagery, physical relationships proximity, distance
from a land mark Collect inspection and audit data
Visualise, analyse, identify trends and predict future events
Telvents ArcFM product set - Network connectivity
A set of business rules to manage the different characteristics of power,
water, sewer and communication models in the ESRI geodatabase
Maximo understands Network ManagerE.g. trace a water main between valves to identify shut-off blocks
Other Telvent products Responder (OMS) and DistributedManagement System (DMS)
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Plan, schedule& execute
maintenance
Contractmanagement
Develop assetstrategies
& plans
Identify &create assets
Managecustomer service
delivery
Managenetwork faults
& outages
Managefinancial
transactions
Manageinventory &
logistics
Procure to pay
Managerotableitems
Manage
financialfixed assets
Provide
period endprocesses
Plan &manage capital
works
Provide
project &R&Maccounting
Coordinate
budgeting &forecasting
AssetPlanning &
Development
MaintenanceManagement
Supply ChainManagement
Financial
Integration
Managegeospatialinformation
Managesynchronisation
SpatialManagement
Managemaintenance
history & cost
Manageperformance &condition data
Managespatial attributes
& connectivity
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Changes to support new systems All assets in Maximo
facilities (power stations, pump stations, tanks and bores,treatment plants),
network assets, both linear (conductors, cables and pipes)and point (valves and switches)
All locations for assets and works are representedspatially in ESRI and in MaximoTechnical and configuration data for assets is synchronised
between Maximo and ESRI OR dynamically accessed onrequest
All work in Maximo - including capital projects,preventative, corrective and breakdown maintenance,customer requests and faults
Comprehensive fault and outage management processes Enhanced job planning and scheduling processes and
practices Extensive PMs
Single source of truth for projects - from ideas and businesscases to detailed tasks
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Benefits of Integrating
Maximo and ESRI
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What is Maximo Spatial? Map tabs and dialogs distributed across Maximo to
provide: Dynamic SOA-based solution - ESRI web-service are
consumed by Maximo applications; Results and display areconfigurable
Advanced analytics with the ability to overlay different datalayers (Power, Water, Sewer)
Travel and time optimization using address and locality lookup
Fully support fault and outage with trace tools for power,water and sewer
Map Tabs reflects the list tab Map Dialogs select and return results (one or more
locations); create assets
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GIS features in Maximo
An ESRI feature = A Maximo location or location hierarchy
WO polygon is created in ESRI for most Maximo WO
Spatial tools and maps are used by many Maximo applications: assets and
locations, service requests, addresses, work orders, projects, preventative
maintenance routines
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Trace Tools
Used to plan outages isolate an area of the network so the work can be undertaken safely
notify customers of a planned power water outage
Used to calculate the extent of an unexpected outage notify customers of a power outage calculate customers impacted record outage statistic for the regulator
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DemonstrationFaults and outages
Reporting a power outage Another customer calls in Dispatching a crew Customer service monitorsprogress Planning and reporting outages
Questions?