Utilities

Structured pole, span, terrain and asset data for utility GIS and engineering review workflows.

OPERATIONAL PRIORITY

Keep corridor evidence consistent from source data to the receiving system.

Connected pole and span recordsSource-traceable attachment informationReviewable terrain and vegetation layers
COMMON CAPACITY NEEDS

Where Altivue Geospatial plugs in.

01

Pole and attachment records

Prepare pole profiles, visible attachments and equipment inventories using client identifiers, field records and approved templates.

02

Corridor mapping

Extract conductors, terrain, structures and vegetation where source visibility and point density support interpretation.

03

Operational GIS

Align asset features, coded domains and stable identifiers with the utility's existing geodatabase.

04

Engineering inputs

Prepare measurement schedules and proposed SPIDAcalc exchange inputs for sample import and qualified engineering review.

THE MANAGER'S REVIEW

Connect asset records to the evidence your reviewers need.

Bring asset IDs, capture dates, pole and span templates, field records, class rules and the target GIS or engineering software version.

  • Reconcile pole IDs, span connections and drawing references
  • Distinguish measured, supplied and unknown attachment attributes
  • Test a pilot import with the utility's asset and engineering reviewers
RESPONSIBILITY BOUNDARYObserved geometry does not establish structural capacity or clearance compliance. Loading assumptions, sag scenarios, field condition and final design remain with qualified client reviewers.BEFORE SENDING DATAConfirm authorized access, transfer method, permitted processing locations and retention requirements with the project contact. Begin with a non-sensitive sample where possible.
ADD CAPACITY DELIBERATELY

Test one real workflow.

Use a representative dataset and your own standard to measure the fit.

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