GIS Nerd Level
What is ArcGIS Pro
What is ESRI's desktop application commonly used to edit and manage UN data.
What is a connectivity issue?
What is when two mains cross visually but are not actually connected in the network.
What are barriers?
What are features that can stop or limit how far a trace travels through the network.
What is a gas main?
What is a linear feature that carries natural gas through the distribution system.
What is an asset group?
What is a broad classification of assets within a Utility Network feature class.
What is an association
What is the logical connection between network features that do not necessarily share the same physical location.
What is a connectivity error or undershoot?
What is when a gas main ends just short of another main when it should connect.
What is a connected trace?
What is the process used to identify everything connected to a selected network location.
What is a valve?
What is a device that can be operated to isolate part of a gas distribution system.
What is an asset type?
What is a more specific classification underneath an asset group.
What is a containment association?
What is association models equipment contained inside another piece of equipment or structure.
What is a duplicate feature?
What is when two features are drawn directly on top of each other when only one should exist.
What is the Utility Network?
What is a GIS model that is designed to represent utility systems such as gas, electric, and water networks.
What is a service line?
What is a feature that connects the distribution main to the customer's meter or premise.
What is material?
What is steel, plastic, and cast iron that could potentially be represented using classifications or attributes describing this characteristic.
What are terminals?
This capability models internal connectivity through devices that may have multiple connection points.
What is a network rule violation?
What is when a feature violates a rule defining what asset types are allowed to connect.
What are network features?
What is a represented utility features such as mains, services, valves, and fittings.
What are attributes?
What is descriptive information stored about a feature.
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What is a subnetwork?
What is a structure that allows selected network features to be grouped into operational portions of the network.
What are dirty areas
What are locations identifying areas where network topology needs to be updated or validated after edits.
What does GIM stand for
Geospatial Information Management
What is cathodic protection?
What is an electrical current to help protect buried steel pipe from corrosion.
When is gas Go-Live for UN?
What is a rolling two years from today