SDSFIE 3.0: From Pilot Studies to Official Release ESRI IUC 14 Jul 10 Marc Beckel 703.227.8535

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SDSFIE 3.0: From Pilot Studies to Official Release ESRI IUC 14 Jul 10 Marc Beckel

ESRI IUC 14 Jul 10 Agenda  Current status of SDSFIE 3.0 (Beta and Gold)  SDSFIE 3.0 Web-based tools  SDSFIE Pilot Project Review  Questions 2

ESRI IUC 14 Jul 10 Current Status of SDSFIE 3.0 Beta Version (Not Official Release) –Released in Jan 2010 Training development is being finalized –INTRO Course on website with Official Release Public Works Model Modifications –SDSFIE 3.0 Gold to include a “Generalized” PW Model –PW “Detailed” model will be a Special Adaptation on the Website SDSFIE 3.0 Gold set for Official Release in early Sep 2010!!! The End Is Near! 3

ESRI IUC 14 Jul 10 SDSFIE Military Operations Civil Works ESOH Installations Common/Cross- Function Features Foundation Range, Training & Testing Waterways Flood Control & Water Supply Cultural Resources Restoration, Management, & OE Hazards Real Property Planning Public Works 4 SDSFIE Logical Data Modeling Final Modeling Activity Natural Resources 4

Public Works Semantics For Linear Utilities in “Generalized” Model Node – a point that is a subdivision of a utility network. –For example, Electrical generator or fuse, Wastewater pump or meter point, or Communications amplifier Segment – a line that is a subdivision of a utility network –For example, Electrical line, Wastewater pipe, Communications cable. UtilityFeature – a feature that logically belongs to a utility but does not participate in the network itself –For example, SCADA sensors, underground enclosures, utility markers, etc. A “network” is defined as all features (nodes and segments) of a particular type (e.g., WaterUtilityNode and WaterUtilitySegment) that have the same Real Property Network Unique Identifier (RPNUID) –No explicit topology, no explicit linking of features to form a network graph ESRI IUC 14 Jul 10 5

Public Works Semantics Additional Elements Pavement and Rail differ from Node-Segment. –Pavement: –Rail: Network Branch Section Network Track Segment ESRI IUC 14 Jul 10 6 NOTE: Roads are a Common Model Element

SDSFIENamedFeature AbstractUtilityClass UtilityFeature CommunicationsUtilityNode CommunicationsUtilitySegment ElectricalUtilityNode ElectricalUtilitySegment GasUtilityNode GasUtilitySegment PavementBranch PavementSection POLUtilityNode POLUtilitySegment ThermalUtilityNode ThermalUtilitySegment WaterUtilityNode WaterUtilitySegment WastewaterUtilityNode WastewaterUtilitySegment RailTrack RailSegment ESRI IUC 14 Jul 10 7

SDSFIE 3.0 Web-based Tools

ESRI IUC 14 Jul 10 Services’ Pilot Projects  USACE  Work with Four Full DB teams looking across the CW missions  Army  Work with Three Installations and the Army Mapper team  Navy  Work with Four Installation Databases  Air Force  Work with One USAF Installation per MAJCOM – Focus on CIP Data  USMC  Inventory of all current database schemas  Looking at USMC Data Model (modified version of SDSFIE 2.6)  Develop USMC Adaptation for SDSFIE

SDSFIE Pilot Projects Findings Two Big Items Impacting Auto-Migration –Data that is Required for Specific Operations, but NOT Compliant with a Prior Release Model –Data that is Compliant with Prior Release Model, but has been “Removed/Deleted” from SDSFIE 3.0 Gold Adaptation can resolve these issues, but with impact to Auto-Migration of Data Need to Focus on Prior Release Compliancy –Auto-migration for SDSFIE 3.0 is based on Prior Release ESRI IUC 14 Jul 10 10

Building an Adaptation takes TIME! The process of Extending the SDSFIE 3.0 requires careful consideration The tools require a detailed oriented process REMEMBER: ALL extensions must have proper written justification (See DISDIG Implementation Strategy Guidance) Trial Migrations vs. Adaptation Builds Currently tools don’t allow a user to “test” their Adaptation against their Data Schemas before its finalized Migrations can be time consuming! Factors: OS, Personal GeoDatabase vs Oracle SDE, Machine Speed, Version of ArcGIS, size of DB, and Number of Feature Types Migration can take anywhere from 5 mins to 7 hours! ESRI IUC 14 Jul 10 SDSFIE Pilot Projects Findings: Tools Related 11

Feature Types Requiring Multiple Geometries ESRI SW does not allow for the same instance of a feature type with Multiple Geometries Option #1: Separate the Geomteries, BUT retain link to the Parent Feature Type in Gold –Pro: Retains the link for Auto-Migration –Con: All attributes, regardless of geometry, are retained (extended or otherwise Option #2: Extend with new feature types to represent each Geomtery –Pro: Maintains true separation of the feature types –Con: No Auto-Migration occurs for Extended Features ESRI IUC 14 Jul 10 SDSFIE Pilot Projects Findings: Tools Related 12

Extensions to SDSFIE 3.0 DO NOT support Auto- Migrations Adaptations with ANY Extension will result in some manual migration CADD Data CADD attributes retained in GIS data – Non-Compliance Specialized (Regional or Site Unique) requirements Example: Red Cockaded Woodpecker Fed Data Reporting Requirements in SE US ESRI IUC 14 Jul 10 SDSFIE Pilot Projects Findings: Data Related 13

Summary SDSFIE 3.0 Official Release in Fall 2010 (TBD) LOTS of changes from Prior Release (2.6 and earlier) to 3.0 Begin to Review your Data Early! –Understand your non-compliance areas –Begin to Understand the Cross-walk for Migration to 3.0 –Consider Moving Business Data out of your GIS Databases The SDSFIE 3.0 Gold Beta is on the Website Now for Review –Complete with Release Notes, Tool Documents, and Help Files ESRI IUC 14 Jul 10 14

SDSFIE SIG SDSFIE Special Interest Group (SIG) Meeting Tonight: 5: pm Where: Room 29B Open Forum with focus on the details of the SDSFIE 3.0 model, the SDSFIE 3.0 tools, and audience questions/participation ESRI IUC 14 Jul 10 15

ESRI IUC 14 Jul 10 Questions? 16

ESRI IUC 14 Jul 10 Back-up Slides 17

ESRI IUC 14 Jul 10 The Generic Process Phase I 18 Current Dataset Contents Prior Release Feature Types New Feature Types Complete List of Feature Type Names and Definitions Service Supplied Definitions and Geometry 18

ESRI IUC 14 Jul 10 The Generic Process Phase II Has Corresponding 3.0 Feature Has no Corresponding 3.0 Feature Complete List of Feature Type Names and Definitions Final Adaptation Candidate List STARS Service Collaboration 19

ESRI IUC 14 Jul 10 SDSFIE 3.0 Training Development Current Activity underway to design and develop a Training Curriculum for SDSFIE 3.0 prior to or with the Official Release Will replace current SDSFIE 2.6x online and classroom training modules Additional Advanced Courses and Leadership Workshop Material to be designed and built in 2010 One Classroom Training per service has been established, but not scheduled at this time (2010) –See Service Lead for Details or Requirements –USACE as part of GIS/GPS Training – Huntsville, AL, Mar 10 –Additional classroom training to be as requested / funded 20

Run Trial Migration Run SDSFIE Validation Tool end start SDSFIE Version ? SDSFIE 2.x Compliant ? Export 2.x Schema NO YES Document Adaptation Shortfalls / Create User Adaptation and Customize Determine Data Needs Determine Service Policy Needs met by Adaptation? NO YES Mostly Use Non-Migration Data Load SDSFIE Toolset Run Final Migration Run Scripts on Source Data Run SDSFIE Validation Tool Backup Existing Data Script Results as Expected ? SDSFIE 3 Compliant ? YES Backup Existing Data Upgrade to good Release Older than 2.4 Select Service Adaptation Can get Compliant? Fix Data as Required YES NO SDSFIE Browser Tool NO Migrating Prior Release Data using SDSFIE tools into a User Adaptation ESRI IUC 14 Jul 10 21

Run Generator Tool end start NO YES Document Adaptation Shortfalls / Create User Adaptation and Customize Determine Data Needs Determine Service Policy Needs met by Adaptation? SDSFIE Toolset Perform Manual Data Load Run SDSFIE Validation Tool Backup Existing Data SDSFIE 3 Compliant ? YES Select Service Adaptation SDSFIE Browser Tool NO Loading Non-Compliant User Data (not supported by Migration tool) Document Data to Adaptation Correlation Export 3.0 Schema ESRI IUC 14 Jul 10 22

Run SDSFIE Checker end start SDSFIE Version ? SDSFIE 2.x Compliant ? Generate 2.x Schema Fix issues NO Upload Schema to SDSFIE website YES Provide Adaptation feedback through SDSFIE governance Document Adaptation Shortfalls / Propose Adaptation changes or Interim Solution Assess Data Migration Needs Evaluate approved SDSFIE Adaptation Needs met by Adaptation? NO YES Collect Platform Information SDSFIE Model Browser SDSFIE Toolset Generate 2.x to 3.0 migration scripts Run migration scripts Evaluate migration results Run SDSFIE Checker Backup Existing Data Script Results as Expected ? Re-evaluate scripts Make adjustments SDSFIE 3 Compliant ? NO Backup Existing Data Upgrade to SDSFIE 2.61 Older than 2.5 ESRI IUC 14 Jul 10 23