Eliminating the As-Built Update Backlogs by Automating Field Data Capture
A longstanding and unsolved problem for utility companies has been how to keep geospatial network asset data up to date as networks are extended and maintained. Currently, it can take weeks if not months for “as-built” changes to make their way back into the enterprise system of record, typically a geographic information system (GIS).
Existing mobile solutions can enable workers in the field to capture data about network asset data updates, but are too time consuming and complex for field workers in many cases.
However, a range of new technologies including include computer vision, machine learning and augmented reality can make this data capture process much more automated, simpler and faster. This presentation looks at how to apply these technologies to dramatically improve data quality and currency in utilities, enabling the vision of a “digital twin” of a utility’s network, which many companies are striving for.
Personnes inscrites
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Rick Jacobs
Owner, SUE-USA -
Joe Arcuri
Director of Sales, Locusview -
Eric PELHERBE
M&A Manager, Sogelink -
Florian Cardi
Head of international development , Sogelink -
Peter Gmelch
Research Staff and Project Manager, New York University Center for Urban Science + Progress -
Greg Jeffries
Regional Director, Colliers Engineering & Design -
Dmitri Bagh
Scenario Creation Analyst, Safe Software -
Stephen Lai
Data Manager, data manager -
Ahmed Al-Bayati
Professor, LTU