2017 GIS in Emergency Management Track: Stepping Into the Map: Utilizing Augmented Reality in One Call Support
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The document discusses augmented reality (AR) and how it can be used with geographic information systems (GIS) data. Specifically, it describes how an AR application called the Argis Lens allows utility workers to see underground infrastructure overlaid directly on the real world. This helps make locating utilities faster and safer by eliminating separate drawing and documentation steps. The presentation concludes by envisioning future applications where AR glasses could locate utilities without other equipment by combining GIS data with object recognition in the cloud.
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2017 GIS in Emergency Management Track: Stepping Into the Map: Utilizing Augmented Reality in One Call Support
- 1. Stepping into the Map One Call Augmented Reality (AR) Support 1
- 2. The superimposing of computer-generated imagery on the user’s view of the real world. Seeing data in the real world. What is Augmented Reality? © 2017 Argis Solutions | Step into the Map | GISITR 17 3
- 3. AR vs VR © 2017 Argis Solutions | Step into the Map | GISITR 17 4 Honorable Mentions: -Immersive Video -Mixed Reality Virtual Reality Augmented Reality
- 4. AR + GIS = Stepping into the Map Instant Contextualization: • No charts and graphs • People understand what they see Inherent Interpretation: • What you see is what you get (WYSIWYG) • No clearer picture than reality © 2017 Argis Solutions | Step into the Map | GISITR 17 5
- 5. • Field Empowerment: • Empower field teams for better results • Send the data to who needs it • Safety / Risk Mitigation: • Confirm locations and end misinterpretations • Visualize risk areas on side • Efficiency and Speed: • Eliminate analysis time • Identify and find assets in any situation © 2017 Argis Solutions | Step into the Map | GISITR 17 6
- 6. Solution Architecture • ArcGIS Desktop • ArcGIS Pro • Esri ArcGIS Server • Esri ArcGIS Online • Esri ArcGIS Portal • Esri Identity • The Argis® Framework • The Argis ® Lens © 2017 Argis Solutions | Step into the Map | GISITR 17 7
- 7. The Argis® Framework and Lens Demonstration © 2017 Argis Solutions | Step into the Map | GISITR 17 8
- 8. Yesterday's Method • Electromagnetic locating equipment to “find” the underground utility • Mark it with pin flags or markers on the ground surface to give a horizontal location of an underground utility. • Picture of the markings, use a separate application to draw our facilities on the documentation picture. • Attach the picture and drawing to the one call ticket. © 2017 Argis Solutions | Step into the Map | GISITR 17 9
- 9. One Call Report Excavation contractor receives: • One Call Ticket • Documentation • Scan of paper map Simple Location Process 15 minutes Complex Location Process 45 to 60 minutes © 2017 Argis Solutions | Step into the Map | GISITR 17 10
- 10. Today’s Application •Induce a signal and locate the facilities •Easier and more accurate using the AR application •“Point and shoot” to get pictures showing our pin flags and the lines they represent without having to download to a second application and draw the lines manually © 2017 Argis Solutions | Step into the Map | GISITR 17 11
- 11. New One Call © 2017 Argis Solutions | Step into the Map | GISITR 17 12
- 12. The Result Around 15,000 Locates per Year • Average 30 min savings per locate • Critical Second Safety Check • Approximately $8K Saved Per Locator Loss from excavation errors are immense: best situation is $50,000 in losses © 2017 Argis Solutions | Step into the Map | GISITR 17 13
- 13. Better to have some GIS data than none. © 2017 Argis Solutions | Step into the Map | GISITR 17
- 14. •What if we can take the collected GIS data and combine it with one or two other verifiable applications (object recognition) and put that into the cloud based visual, immersive environment of augmented reality? •What if we could put augmented reality glasses on and locate underground facilities without using any other equipment? The Future of AR © 2017 Argis Solutions | Step into the Map | GISITR 17 15
- 15. Questions and Demos © 2017 Argis Solutions | Step into the Map | GISITR 17 16
- 16. THANK YOU Brady Hustad @Adequis brady.hustad@argissolutions.com www.argissolutions.com © 2017 Argis Solutions | Step into the Map | GISITR 17 17
Editor's Notes
- Using Augmented Reality + Geospatial Data to Create Safety and Savings in Field Asset Management
- Field Empowerment: Empower field teams for better results Send the data to who needs it Safety / Risk Mitigation: Confirm locations and end misinterpretations Visualize risk areas on side Efficiency and Speed: Eliminate analysis time Identify and find assets in any situation
- Induce a signal and locate the facilities Easier and more accurate using the AR application “Point and shoot” to get pictures showing our pin flags and the lines they represent without having to download to a second application and draw the lines manually
- Induce a signal and locate the facilities Easier and more accurate using the AR application “Point and shoot” to get pictures showing our pin flags and the lines they represent without having to download to a second application and draw the lines manually.
- Having GIS Data gives your team a jumping off point. Even mediocre data is better than no data at all. It can actually turn into a great jumping off point for better quality assurance and spot checking accuracy on site.
- Drones, BIM, Object Recognition and Wearbles: The future of AR Z – Relative Elevation (see later talk) All coming soon.
- If you’d like to check it out yourself, my associate Jake, and I will be demoing and answer questions specifically about the Argis Lens and how it effected Whiting Petroleum's workflow and improved their accuracy. DEMOS – follow Jake! Also: join me at 3:30pm when I talk about how we need ot change how we create data for 3D earth. Z and the Real World.