INFRASTRUCTURE DATA SUSTAINABILITY

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1 INFRASTRUCTURE DATA SUSTAINABILITY

2 Agenda I. The Issue II. III. IV. IDS Overview Data Sustainability Solution The Impact

3 THE ISSUE

4 City of Chicago CDOT Streetlight Database Development & GIS Mapping Electrical Asset Inventory Resolving billing conflicts Unmetered electrical assets Immediate/ongoing resolution Develop an accurate asset inventory Street lights Traffic signals Atlas Transition to GIS Database Spatial representation Feature attribution & relational database Maintenance & Planning Improve capital improvement planning Enhance maintenance intel

5 City of Chicago CDOT Streetlight Database Development & GIS Mapping How do we develop a sustainable solution to maintaining accurate and up-to-date information?

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7 Street Lights Inventory Cobra Fixtures by Wattage and Type Number of Street Light Fixtures by Component Wattage 29,235 1,739 12% 1% 47,888 19% 92 0% 9 0% 2,523 13,930 1% 5% 111,796 45% wattage 20, no lamptype wattage 90, MH wattage 140, MH 3,476 wattage 150, 1% 39,567 16% HPS wattage 210, MH wattage 250, HPS wattage 310, HPS 16% 1% 10% 34% 0% 6% 1% 1% 11% 1% 4% 15% 13 Watts Watts 9 23 Watts Watts 1, Watts 20, Watts 4, Watts Watts 2,648

8 IDS OVERVIEW

9 Infrastructure Data Sustainability Infrastructure Data Sustainability (IDS) is a strategy of collection and distribution of data through a central GIS data repository where asset lifecycle information may be shared amongst constituents seamlessly.

10 Infrastructure Data Sustainability Infrastructure Planners Program Managers Planning Financial Managers Agencies & Authorities Record Keepers GIS Staff Operation Managers Maintenance, Asset Mgmt. GIS Design Design Engineers Environmental Engineers Surveyors Contractors Construction Inspectors Construction As-Built Data Collectors

11 Cross-Disciplinary Program Managers Financial Managers Operation Managers Maintenance Managers Enterprise GIS Engineers Surveyors Inspectors Planners

12 Multi-Agency Coordination CDOT IDOT CTA PACE Metra CCHD Roads & Highways Transit RTA FAA Skyway Aviation CDA ISTHA Tollways Regional GIS CMAP Muni s Other MWRD OEMC SSMMA Private Integrys Utilities Comcast Townships Railway Nicor AT&T ComEd IDOT ICC

13 DATA SUSTAINABILITY SOLUTION

14 DATA UPDATE EVENTS Activities Installation, removal, or replacement of any assets Change in materials Change in alignment, dimensions, lengths, sizes, depth of wires/cables/circuits, location of utilities and physical features, vertical/horizontal clearances Change involving deletion of work originally planned Obstructions encountered in the field

15 Controller Controller Type Residential Street Controller Pole Mounted Street Controller Pedestal/Base Mounted Traffic Signal Controller Transclosure Other Install Date Remove Date Light Structure Install Date Removal Date Structure Type Location Type Foundation Type Pole Viaduct Other Street Alley Underpass CTA Aviation Other Controller Pedestal Traffic Controller Traffic Type P Controller Street Light Transclosure Other Ballast Housing Type Round Ballast Housing Steel Ballast Housing 3 GA Ballast Other Height (ft) Feature Type Attribute Values Light Structure Pole Category City Steel City Aluminum Wood Foundation With Elbows Ornamental Other Fixtures Install Date Removal Date Fixture Type Cobra Coach Ornamental Flood Viaduct Aviation Bulb Type MV (Mercury Vapor) HPS (High Pressure Sodium) MH (Metal Halide) LED Wattage Photocell Flag Service Service Type Pole Hole Other Junction Junction Type T-Tap Hop Hold Hole Hole Type Manhole Handhole Hole Owner E (Commonwealth Edison) T (IL Bell Tele) G (Peoples Gas) W (Chicago Water) P (Chicago Park District) S (Sewer)

16 City Requests Design Drawings from Consultant Consultant Submits As-Built Files City Approves or Denies Submitted As-Built Files Recommendation: Check Submissions Against Requirements Checklist Consultant Creates Requested Drawings Consultants Create As-Built Drawings Recommendation: Consultant Applies Data Submittal Standards to Digital Files As-Built Files Are Approved and Translated Recommendation: Run Approved Files through Data Translation Tool Consultant Submits Design Drawings to City Recommendation: Use Data Design Standards As-Built Data is Collected During and After Construction QA/QC on Results, Post-Process as Needed City Approves or Denies Submitted Drawings Construction of Approved Designs Begin Final Database Integration

17 CONVERSION PROCESS Receive Design Files (.dgn) Convert CAD/.xlsx to GIS Edit per As- Built Changes Add Tags to Features Input Attribute Data into Excel Integrate into Systemwide Feature Class

18 THE IMPACT

19 Current Impact Simple & Effective Approach Leverage Esri Tools Update & Maintain with Limited Resources Reduce Turn-Around on Updates Little-to-No Loss of Institutional Knowledge Improved Coordination & Accuracy with Utility Billing Improved Coordination & Process among Departments

20 Future Impact Electronic As-Builts Automated Data Conversion (CAD-GIS) Enhance & Automate QA/QC Tools Date update tools for traffic signals Leveraging other Workflows for Data Maintenance

21 DICUSSION

22 Thank You