RFID/GIS Technology Hampton Roads ITS Communication Infrastructure Neil Reed Hampton Roads TOC 5/17/2013

–Active (Programmable) –Passive (Non-Programmable) RFID/GIS Technology Types of RFID Markers

RFID/GIS Technology Gather as Much Information as Possible Review Existing Documentation (As-Builts) Conduct Site Surveys

RFID/GIS Technology Identify Access Points Access Points Include Manholes Handholes Cabinets Building Entry and Above Ground Transition Locations

RFID/GIS Technology Identify Access Points Access Points Visual Inspection of Pathways and Cables confirms quantity, size, type, and direction of pathways and cable infrastructure Validates As-Builts Identifies Discrepancies Validates Existing Infrastructure

RFID/GIS Technology Documentation Collected at Access Points Photos of Access Point Interior JB Schematic Photos of Surrounding Area

RFID/GIS Technology Pathway Data Collection Methods Identify Pathways Between Access Points Spot Holing to Confirm Depth Tracer Wire Beacon Pulled Through Conduit Ground Penetrating Radar

Select RFID Data Templates Pathways (GPS Every 25’) Pathways-Crossing Pathways-Bends JB-3A or 5A Handholes (HH) JB-Type A Vault (MH) JB-Control Cabinet (CAB) (Non-RFID) ---RFID 100’-- GPS 25’ Vault – (MH) Type A JB HH JB CAB JB 2’ on either side of Utility RFID/GIS Technology

RFID Marker Installation Install Marker Download Template Data Collect GPS Data

RFID/GIS Technology Consolidate GPS Coordinate and Template Data RFID Data from locator Handheld GPS Transferred via Bluetooth during marker installation

RFID/GIS Technology Perform QA/QC of Collected Data Review Data (Parent Relationship/Symbology) and Edit as Needed Perform Differential Correction (w/Base Station)

RFID/GIS Technology Perform QA/QC of Collected Data Review Data (Parent Relationship/Symbology) and Edit as Needed Perform Differential Correction (w/Base Station) Validates GPS Accuracy & Refines within 6”

RFID/GIS Technology Export Files into ESRI ArcGIS or Google Earth ArcGIS Imports as a SHAPE File Google Earth Imports as a KML File

RFID/GIS Technology The Road Ahead Provide web application to provide desktop access/analysis Provide mobile app for field access

RFID/GIS Technology More Accurate As-Builts

RFIS/GIS Technology More Accurate As-Builts

RFID/GIS Technology Damage Prevention Better data means less impact to live infrastructure

RFID/GIS Technology Locating Buried Junction Boxes and Handholes

Infrastructure management and protection RFID technology to identify and locate underground infrastructure assets such as gas pipelines, sewer lines, electrical cables, communication cables, etc. Merging RFID technology with Geographic Information System (GIS) RFID/GIS Technology

Asset Management Web service/access simplicity Mobile availability Electronic/Paperless As-builts O&M virtual support Reliable/Quality infrastructure data Distribution of data to internal and external sources. Regional and state availability of data and resources. Construction/Project Management Services Automated data support Construction project QA/QC of performed work and equipment quantities via barcode Construction Inspection management RFID/GIS Technology

Web and Mobile App Demo…

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