Explore how two utilities transformed their operations with Esri technology. JXN Water with Stantec, built a robust GIS from the ground up to support asset management, hydraulic modeling, and emergency response. The City of Canton, with Arcadis, used InfoWater Pro and ArcGIS Pro to modernize its hydraulic model and engage stakeholders through powerful mapping and visualization. Learn how both teams improved efficiency, planning, and service delivery through integrated geospatial solutions.
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Foundations to Forecasting: Advancing Water Utilities with ArcGIS and InfoWater Pro
Suggested Skills: Civil Engineer, Project Manager, Infrastructure Analyst, Technology Officer, Engineering Manager, GIS Manager
Presentations
- Optimizing the City of Canton's Water System with InfoWater Pro and ArcGIS ProThis session will highlight the City of Canton's hydraulic modeling journey, from the 1980s to 2020 when they transitioned to InfoWater Pro. The City’s transition was backed by their desire for better geospatial modeling that is integrated with ArcGIS Pro. Discover how Arcadis utilized InfoWater Pro’s GIS Gateway to build and calibrate a comprehensive hydraulic model for the development of the City's master plan. Arcadis will also highlight InfoWater Pro’s thematic mapping and ArcGIS Online as key features for stakeholder engagement, to easily visualize and contextualize modeling results.
, Principal Water Engineer, Arcadis
, Solutions Engineer, Autodesk
- JXN Water's Geospatial EvolutionJXN Water’s geospatial evolution from nearly zero digital data to leveraging Esri technology to manage and optimize their water infrastructure. Implementing a phased approach to integrating advanced GIS technologies enhanced operational efficiency, reduced costs, and improved service reliability to the community of Jackson, Mississippi. JXN Water priority projects include a Utility Network of their water system, a GIS based hydraulic model, an EAM, and lead service line inventory. All these efforts combine to build a strong geospatial network of data to help overcome distinct challenges.
, Chief Data Officer, JXN Water
Session Type: User Presentations
Session Level: All Attendees
Access Type: In-Person
Topic: ArcGIS Enterprise, ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Pro, AEC, Water Resources, Water Utilities
Esri Products: ArcGIS Enterprise, ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Pro
Industry: AEC, Stormwater, Water
Keywords: Infrastructure, Water, Engineering, AEC, Dashboards, InfoWater, Autodesk
