地下管线设施管理与设计.pptVIP

? Reduct 2012 ? Reduct 2014 ? Reduct 2012 ? Reduct 2014 ? Reduct 2014 Towards a uniform quality of sub-surface utility infrastructure locational data Despite many constructive efforts around the globe the general quality of locational data of underground infrastucture remains poor. This is mainly due to: The age of XYZ data Lack of clear regulation / failure of self-regulation Lack of commitment State-of-the-Art Technology is available to improve the quality and uniformity of underground data. So what is keeping utilities from improving the situation? Is it sensible to demand utility owners to improve data quality of existing infrastructure? The focus must be on the future, not the past. YES NO High quality XYZ data for all infrastructure is essential to reduce accidents and damage. Costly (Customer pays) Technically challenging Creates competative disadvantages Project specs Contractor Permit (as-planned) Implementation As-Built data Local Authority Regulator One-Call Desk Other utilities GIS of owner GIS of owner GIS of owner Project specs Contractor Permit (as-planned) Implementation As-Built data Local Authority Regulator One-Call Desk Other utilities ? ? √ GIS of owner GIS of owner GIS of owner GIS of owner GIS of owner Project specs Contractor Permit (as-planned) Implementation As-Built data Local Authority Regulator One-Call Desk Other utilities GIS of owner Abandoned pipes/cables are deleted ! ? ? GIS of owner GIS of owner Project specs Contractor Permit (as-planned) Implementation As-Built data Local Authority Regulator One-Call Desk Other utilities GIS of owner Abandoned pipes/cables are deleted ! ? ? There are many issues on many levels that cannot be solved by any one of the main stakeholders in the network construction chain. The most logical solution is to change the permit requirements, but that burdens the already cash-strapped local authorities to make resources available for ensuring compliance and GIS capabilities. The main task of an inde