Abstract
Identifying Critical Locations in an Urban Environment Using ArcGIS Track: Water, Wastewater, and Stormwater Author(s): Dale Clancy, Lynne Higgins With aging infrastructures and budgetary constraints utilities and municipalities are turning to risk models to define where they need to spend limited inspection and rehabilitation dollars. The majority of this work has been done on individual asset networks, but the reality of an urban environment is that surface and subsurface assets have spatial relationships that should be considered in rehabilitation decisions. Road, water, sanitary, and storm networks are evaluated individually using traditional risk evaluation methods and across assets in defining and critical locations in developing priories for inspection and rehabilitation programs. Dale Clancy City of Saskatoon Infrastructure Services 222 3rd Avnue N Saskatoon , Saskatchewan S7K 0J5 CA Phone: (306)975-2549 Fax: (306) 975-2549 E-mail: dale.clancy@saskatoon.ca Lynne Higgins City of Saskatoon Infrastructure Services 222 - 3rd Avenue North Saskatoon , SK S7K 0J5 CA Phone: 306-975-2743 Fax: 306-975-2971 E-mail: lynne.higgins@saskatoon.ca |