Geobased Asset Management Information: The Value of the Spatial Component

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information: the value of the
spatial component
Our solution Castor
Ruben Busink, Royal HaskoningDHV
Peter Mingins, Stirling Consultancy
ESRI UK User Conference,
London May 19th

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Introducing

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Assets………

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Assetmanagement:
finding the optimal balance
Based on the standards of
ISO55000
Needs the right
Information
Challenge:
align your information with your
workflows to optimize the
management of your assets
Strategic
Tactic
Operational

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Asset
Ownership
Asset
Management
Service
Provision
Business processes
are aligned to asset
life cycle
Decision process allows
direct comparisons between
investment levels and risk
exposure
IT systems are needed to
enable accurate and timely
decision makingAssessment of asset-
specific risk drives entire
asset management
process Procurement
Commission
& Installation
Early Life
Operation
Risk
Strategy
Planning
Implement-
ation
Concept
& Design
Decommission
& Renewal
Asset Owner
• creates the vision of the company
• sets the strategic direction
• develops business values
• creates philosophy of asset management
• sets performance targets
• sponsors asset management
Service Provider:
• ensures work is carried out to plan,
time, cost and quality
• adopts best working practice to
ensure minimum cost
• achieves customer focus and service
Asset Manager
• designs and implements business
processes for optimum asset
management
• assesses the risks involved to
manage asset life effectively
• sets policies and standards
• manages integrated IT to enable
processes

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ArcGIS + Asset Management = Insight
 Regulation and increasing competition are driving innovation
 Utilities are geographic monopolies
 They need to:
 Deliver the best network performance be it restoring
customer supplies or managing customer service levels
 Provide the best customer service
 Linking asset to customer
 Understanding the patterns of asset usage:
 Close the supply demand curve
 Understand the investment points to support condition
monitoring maintenance, predicative asset replacement
 Understand the risk in a geographic model
 Understand the safety case
 Water – digital catchment

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Question:
what road segments needs urgent maintenance ?

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Get a better understanding: add location

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Question: can you analyze & prioritize
the most vulnerable pipeline segments ?

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Add location :
understanding the impact

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Functionality demand:
network & connectivity analytics

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A geobased approach for information-
management related to your assets: Castor

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From database or excel……..
39 P1/4P 24 25,299 P1/4_040024000 1,299 P1/4_040P Waterberg 2 12 3 3,6 1,2 2013 3,4 2013 F 565,89 76 2012 3526
40 P1/5P 1,18 4 P1/5_010001180 2,82 P1/5_010P Waterberg 2 10 3 2,9 0,5 2013 7,4 2013 F 614,89 40 2012 4359
41 P1/5P 4 6,674 P1/5_010004000 2,674 P1/5_010P Waterberg 2 10 3 2,4 0,3 2013 5,7 2013 F 573,22 52 2012 4359
42 P1/5P 6,674 8,115 P1/5_020006674 1,441 P1/5_020P Waterberg 2 8 3 2,6 0,4 2013 7,9 2013 F 848,92 54 2012 4158
43 P1/5P 8,115 10,275 P1/5_030008115 2,16 P1/5_030P Waterberg 2 8 3 2,9 0,4 2013 7,6 2013 F 858,58 43 2012 4204
44 P1/5P 10,275 12 P1/5_040010275 1,725 P1/5_040P Waterberg 2 7,4 3 3,4 0,5 2013 7,2 2013 F 707 50 2012 4361
45 P1/5P 12 14 P1/5_040012000 2 P1/5_040P Waterberg 2 7,4 3 3,3 0,5 2013 8,2 2013 F 744,08 46 2012 4361
46 P1/5P 14 16,965 P1/5_040014000 2,965 P1/5_040P Waterberg 2 7,4 3 2,6 1 2013 5,7 2013 F 418,56 53 2012 4361
47 P1/6P 51,4 52,118 P1/6_120051400 0,718 P1/6_120P Capricorn 2 9 4 2,5 0,8 2013 4,9 2013 F -1 65 2010 4147
48 P1/6P 52,118 54 P1/6_130052118 1,882 P1/6_130P Capricorn 3 13 4 2,8 0,8 2013 6,4 2013 F 324,83 93 2010 287
49 P1/6P 54 56 P1/6_130054000 2 P1/6_130P Capricorn 3 13 4 2,4 0,4 2013 6,4 2013 F 488,07 94 2010 287
50 P1/6P 56 57,023 P1/6_130056000 1,023 P1/6_130P Capricorn 3 13 4 3,6 0,5 2013 6,6 2013 F 936,11 -1 -1 287
51 P1/6N 52,5 54 P1/6_130N052500 1,5 P1/6_130N Capricorn 2 9 4 2,3 0,8 2013 5,4 2013 F 610,89 75 2010 287
52 P1/6N 54 56 P1/6_130N054000 2 P1/6_130N Capricorn 2 9 4 2,1 0,2 2013 8,6 2013 F 765,53 92 2010 287
53 P1/6N 56 57,573 P1/6_130N056000 1,573 P1/6_130N Capricorn 2 9 4 3,6 0,5 2013 6,5 2013 F 353,56 -1 -1 287
54 P1/7P 0 2 P1/7_010000000 2 P1/7_010P Capricorn 2 10 4 2,1 0,4 2013 5,6 2013 F 612,08 81 2010 7406
55 P1/7P 2 4 P1/7_010002000 2 P1/7_010P Capricorn 2 10 4 2,5 0,5 2013 9,2 2013 F 656,42 61 2010 7406
56 P1/7P 4 5,794 P1/7_010004000 1,794 P1/7_010P Capricorn 2 10 4 2,8 1 2013 9,6 2013 F 853,8 -1 -1 7406
57 P1/7N 0 2 P1/7_010N000000 2 P1/7_010N Capricorn 2 10 4 2,3 0,5 2013 6,5 2013 F 528,13 63 2010 7406
58 P1/7N 2 4 P1/7_010N002000 2 P1/7_010N Capricorn 2 10 4 2,3 0,4 2013 9 2013 F 784,29 61 2010 7406
59 P1/7N 4 5,8 P1/7_010N004000 1,8 P1/7_010N Capricorn 2 10 4 2,4 0,9 2013 10,4 2013 F 945,23 -1 -1 7406
60 P1/7P 6,523 7,324 P1/7_030006523 0,801 P1/7_020P Capricorn 2 12 4 2,1 0,7 2013 6,3 2013 F -1 -1 -1 6596
61 P1/7P 5,794 6,523 P1/7_020004450 0,729 P1/7_020P Capricorn 2 12 4 3,2 0,9 2013 12,4 2013 F 1012 61 2010 6596
62 P1/7N 6,512 7,321 P1/7_030N006521 0,809 P1/7_020N Capricorn 2 10 4 2,4 0,8 2013 8,2 2013 F -1 -1 -1 6596
63 P1/7N 5,8 6,512 P1/7_020N005800 0,712 P1/7_020N Capricorn 2 10 4 3,1 1 2013 11,1 2013 F 954,67 81 2010 6596
64 P8/2P 23,46 26,222 P8/2_100023460 2,762 P8/2_100PGreater Sekhukhune2 11,3 4 2,5 1,8 2013 6,9 2013 F -1 53 2012 897
65 P8/3P 0 1,802 P8/3_005000000 1,802 P8/3_005PGreater Sekhukhune2 11,3 4 3,5 0,9 2013 6,9 2013 F -1 61 2010 673
66 P16/2P 128,22 130,278 P16/2_080128220 2,058 P16/2_080P Waterberg 2 12,4 2 3,4 0,5 2013 7,3 2013 F -1 59 2012 13055
67 P16/2P 162,12 164 P16/2_110162120 1,88 P16/2_110P Waterberg 2 7,4 4 1,6 1,2 2013 5,5 2013 F -1 76 2012 362
68 P16/2P 164 166 P16/2_110164000 2 P16/2_110P Waterberg 2 7,4 4 1,4 1,5 2013 6,5 2013 F -1 54 2012 362

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To geospatial overview………
Roads
Industrial
Plant

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To understanding & interpretation
riding quality
weel path rut
visual condition index
pavement deflection

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Proven technology, configured

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Linking objects &
information
Custom form
per asset
type:
Fits your
reality
The power of configuration: scalable and
configurable to your workflows (incl. datamodel)

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The proof of the pudding:
 Municipalities
 Industrial site (Chemelot)
 Watermanagement entities
 Utility

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Processing inspection information
Risks

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Incident
Kind of
incident /
related asset
Reporting
organisation
Performances
Performance: dashboards

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setting quality goals differentiated
geographically
Costs

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Includes (overall) budgetting & planning
!

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Castor solution, summary:

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Thank you for attending
Ruben.busink@rhdhv.com
pmingins@stirlingconsultancy.com