Jeremy Funk

Wouldn't miss it! Simon Newton is speaking on pairing hydraulic modeling with GIS to mitigate risks in stormwater management --so important as we adapt to climate change.  #stormwater #GIS #hydraulicmodel

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Discover the latest thought leadership article: A Hub for Collaboration and Engagement! Part 1 in a 4 part blog series on constituent engagement, learn how ArcGIS Hub enables effective communication, community involvement, and data-driven decision-making. https://ow.ly/wTTE50RxWn6

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Learn how Montana-Dakota Utilities Co. (MDU) implemented ArcGIS Utility Network to achieve operational alignment across its three gas businesses. The project, dubbed MDU’s One Utility initiative, included all MDU businesses standardizing on the same tools and technology, data model, and business processes. Standardizing enables MDU to optimize its processes more efficiently. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/eVtjivX6 Matt Piper Bill Meehan Pat Hohl, PE #Esri #ArcGIS #Gas #Pipeline #Utilities

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#ArcGIS Utility Network has enbled San Juan Water District field crews to run advanced network analytics using network traces, identifying system and customer impact during outage events. It is integrated with asset management and customer information systems, providing much needed accessibility for office and field staff. Built-in data quality controls maintain data integrity, supporting connectivity to the hydraulic model. ArcGIS and the Utility Network have increased collaboration across teams and increased the ability to identify potential vulnerabilities in the system, moving SJWD from reactive to proactive management. #EsriWater https://lnkd.in/ev3bMKPv HDR

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Check out how GIS can help in compiling with FERC 2023 https://ow.ly/NP1C50ROfZ0

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UTILITIES REPORTS & DATA LAYERS NOW AVAILABLE IN LANDINSIGHT 😍 So.. What do you get with this new feature? 👀 ⚡ A comprehensive Utilities report in PDF format, including a LandTech branded summary and responses from asset owners directly ⚡ Utilities lines & data integrated into LandInsight as a map layer, allowing you to overlay Utilities data alongside other valuable datasets There's now no need to contact each asset owner and organise their responses, just order the report and voila 💁‍♀️ , you have a fully comprehensive view of all utilities impacting the site (Can I get a HALLELUJAH?! 🙌 ) You will also have access to an 🗣 INDUSTRY FIRST solution via the utilities map data, allowing you to: 🌟 See a single, complete view of all utilities assets that underlie your site 🌟 View which asset owners across each category (electricity, gas, water, telecoms, sewage and others) 🌟 See the total number of utilities lines running through the site 🌟 View detailed attributes about the line selections e.g. 'high pressure' gas mains Added to this, we've bundled the utilities lines data in with other valuable layers, so that you can cross-reference them so assess with even greater due diligence: 🌟 See which ownership parcels the utilities run through 🌟 View where local substations are located that might connect to site mains and power your development We hope you are as excited as we are!! 👯‍♂️ Reach out to your Customer Success Manager or Account Manager for more info! 💡 #landinsight #utilitiesreports #proptech #propertydevelopment

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#Geography2050 is in about 7 weeks. I'd have to say this is one of the most "slept on" conferences in Geospatial. When I talk to folks about attending, they are always asking, "Well, what happens there?" or "Is it a technical conference or a thought leadership conference?" It doesn't fit nicely into either of those categories, as most of us in Geospatial tend not to fit into any category either. It's a combination of the most brilliant minds in Academia, Government, and Industry discussing global issues and how Geography can help solve them. It's a leadership conference about how Geography is best positioned to address these global concerns before they become crises. Below is a video from the archive, which is open to anyone to watch, of Ms. Deanne Criswell, Administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA), and Vice Admiral Frank Whitworth, Director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Discussing Geospatial capabilities in understanding domestic and global risk. I feel this video captures the core of Geography2050: amazing and brilliant people having open and enlightening discussions about geography and its ability to change the world. See you in New York https://lnkd.in/eEan_rpn

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