Asset Management Service
Data Includes the location and age,
in most cases, of: Valves, Meters, Manholes,
Lift Stations, PRV's, Hydrants and much more!
Providing accurate inventories of utility assets utilizing "State of the Art" GPS Equipment & Sophisticated GIS Software
Critical Asset Management
Let the Alabama Rural Water Association (ARWA) help you manage your utility's critical assets in the field.
Utilizing "State of the Art" GPS Equipment and the latest in GIS Software, the ARWA can create a database inventory of all of your critical assets which will allow you to track the age, in most cases of your critical components, to make replacement cost projections, and to better manage your utility with the utmost efficiency.
The ARWA has personnel with over ten years experience in data collection and management. ARWA services will not be rendered by a licensed surveyor. The ARWA does not offer this service as a licensed surveyor or professional engineer.
The ARWA Can provide your utility with:
- Complete Critical Component Information
- Accurate Paper Maps
- Map Books
- Electronic Data
- GIS Data Viewer
- Data Updates
- Data Maintenance
- Accurate Inventory
Data Collection provided at Sub Meter Accuracy
Scope of Service
The ARWA will provide asset field data collection services utilizing GPS equipment to inventory critical asset locations and provide coordinates of visible assets including (valves, hydrants, meters, trenches, markers, etc., as identified by the client). The accuracy of ARWA's data collection equipment has been tested to sub-meter accuracy.
The equipment to be used by ARWA includes the following: Trimble Geo XT Standalone GPS and data collection device. The unit has H-Star technology and integrated real-time SBAS and EVEREST multipath technology. It has 512MB of non-volatile Flash memory plus removable SD memory.
Programs
Paper Map Products:
The ARWA can produce paper maps of critical components printed on the highest resolution aerial photography available from the ArcGis Online Database. A draft copy of the maps will be provided for editing and review prior to final publication. The maps can be printed in large-scale, typically 36" by 36", showing the major features with layers as desired (roads and streets, sections, railroads, rivers and streams, etc). Maps can also be generated into a map book format. The typical page is an 18" by 24" high quality, high-detail booklet that can be easily disassembled so any page can be replaced with an update.
Digital Format:
The ARWA can provide maps published in digital format. The ARWA will assist the utility with the installation of the currently free ArcExplorer program for viewing. This allows utility personnel to view and print portions of the map. Feature attributes, details such as size and date of installation, can be added and edited with additional programming.
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The dollars you save in replacement costs and more efficient
management can help you meet budget deficits and build the
reserve accounts necessary for operational needs or emergency
situations.
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Thank you for your interest and participation. If you have any questions, please call the ARWA Office at (334) 396-5511.
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