GIS for Smarter CitiesALGIM Geo-Symposium – April 2015

Scott Campbell

Eagle Technology

What is a Smarter City?

• Collect

• Connect

• Analyse

• Supply

Underpinned by ability to manage relevant information

• Transport

• Energy

• Health

• Water

• Waste

Key 'smart' sectors

• Enhance performance

• Reduce costs

• Reduce consumption

• Engage more effectively

Applying Digital Technology

Location

Used to integrate

Common across organisations

Key element to most information

But “Where” to start?Location is fundamental for city planning, design and management

GIS forms a backbone for end-to-end city planning and development globally

How will my

plan affect

infrastructure?

Does I support Better

Property Services?

How to

maximize value

utilisation for a

land space?

Where should I

focus my asset

investments?

How can I

optimize

field crews

How do I

connect

with

citizens?

Global Smart Cities using GIS

Singapore MASDAR CITY, ABU DHABI

HONALULU GIFT CITY, INDIA

Los Angeles, CA

Visualizing the future Smart Cities

SMART URBAN PLANNING GREEN AND SMART BUILDINGS SMART UTILITIES

SMART TRANSPORTATION SAFETY & SECURITY HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT INTEGRATED ICT

SUSTAINABILITY

5 Key Areas of GIS Application in Smart Cities

How is GIS used in my organization?

Asset Management

Manage asset and resource information

Planning & Analysis

Facilitate better planning and

analysis

Field Operations

Get information into and out of

the field

Situational Awareness

Provide comprehensive

view of operations

Constituent Engagement

Engage stakeholders

and ratepayers

Explorer

Dashboard

Web

Templates

Story Maps

Open Data

Web

AppBuilder

Support Multiple Devices

GIS Apps & Templates

Collector

Briefing Book

LG Templates:• Water

• Property

• Emergency Mgmt.

• Many more…

Asset Management

Asset Management

Manage asset and resource information

Auckland Council – SAP & GIS

• Integration between GIS & SAP Enterprise Asset Management

• Geo-Enabling Asset Systems

• 2 way integration

• Geo.E Integration solution

Tauranga City Council Smart Water

• 3 Waters Assets

• Linkage to Asset System

• Linkage to Customer System

• Business Logic

- connectivity rules

- Attribute domains

• Desktop, Mobile and Web Access

Planning & Analysis

Planning & Analysis

Facilitate better planning and

analysis

Tauranga City Council Smart Water (Continued)

• Tracing (desktop, web and field-based)

• Pressure Zone Analysis

• Water Leakage Analysis

• Identification of Critical Customers

• Critical Asset Analysis

Auckland Council – 3D Planning & Visualisation

• 3D Visualisation

• 3D Modelling Analysis

• Procedural City Creation

Queenstown Lakes DC - 3D Planning & VisibilityUnderstanding Visibility and Development Impact

• Live Link

Field operations

Field Operations

Get information into and out of

the field

Wellington City Council – Field Data CaptureParks, Sport and Recreation Team

• Need to know where assets are…

• Need to manage the maintenance of these assets

• ESRI Collector asset data collection and assist with the arboricultural workload management

Operational

Awareness

Situational Awareness

Provide comprehensive

view of operations

Predator Free NZ – Community Initiatives Dashboard

Constituent

Engagement

Constituent Engagement

Engage stakeholders

and ratepayers

Wellington City Council - StoryMaps

• Parks, Sport and Recreation Team

• Helps promote services to ratepayers

• Increase participation

• Cool GIS Stuff

Wellington City Council – Online Plan Access

• Demo Link

• Geo-Enabling of District Plan Rules

• Brings GIS and Planners together

• Resource Management Plan with web based

viewer / editor

• Filters planning rules using GIS services using

ArcGIS Server or AGOL

• Show common activities for a property/zone

Hutt City Council - Automated LIM

• A LIM Processing engine

• Accessed through A REST Web Service

• Automatically produce LIM Maps & LIM Document (Word/PDF)

• Integrated with existing systems

• Configuration Tools

“Our LIM Officers think the tool is great! It saves them a huge amount of time compiling data from various sources and takes care of virtually all formatting requirements so they can focus on the quality and completeness of the entire document.”

C:\Users\sxc\Documents\LIM140345_08July2014_274JacksonHuttCity.pdf

Focus on Smart Water

ArcGIS for Water Utilities

Solution

ArcGIS Platform

ArcGIS for Water Utilities

Solution

• Esri ArcGIS for Water Utility Solution

• Locally Implemented

• Supported Locally & with Esri

• Focus on Configuration

• No Software Costs

• Across the ArcGIS Platform

• Aligned with Esri Developments

• Low Risk & Future-proof

ArcGIS Includes ArcGIS for Water Utilities

• No Additional Software Licensing

• Fully Supported

• Highly Configurable

• Open sourced on Github

• Web Applications

• Mobile Apps

• Desktop Tools & Toolbars

• Continually developed and supported

Configures ArcGIS for Water, Wastewater & Stormwater

Configurable Water Utility Workflows in ArcGIS

Asset Management

Maintain Asset Data

Request Data Updates

Quality Control Spatial Data

Manage CCTV Data

Planning & Analysis

Proposed Network Design

Capital Improvement Planning

Paving Coordination

Main Isolation

Illicit Discharge Identification

Field Mobility

Leak Investigation

Valve Exercising

Inspections

Watering Violation Investigation

Stormwater Inventory

Green Infrastructure Verification

Operational Awareness

Monitor Conservation Efforts

Visualize Utility Networks

Visualize SCADA Data

Visualize Customer Requests

Asset Locator

Capture Map Notes

Main Break Notification

Stakeholder Engagement

Service Outage Viewer

Drinking Water Alerts & Advisory

Sewer Overflow Alert

Customer Service Request

Watering Restrictions

Planned Capital Projects

Utility Service Lookup

Social Media Sentiment

In addition to core mapping, analysis, data management, & collaboration capabilities of ArcGIS

Example Workflow

Water Workflow Example Video

Summary

• 5 Patterns – how do these apply to your organisation?

• Look at Apps and Templates

• Think about GIS as a kind of “Glue”

NZEUC 2015New Zealand Esri User Conference24-26 August 2015, Auckland

• Pre-Conference Workshops

• Paper & Lightning Talks

• Post Conference Training

• Competitions

www.eagle.co.nz/nzeuc

Thank Yousxc@eagle.co.nz