Geographic Information System (GIS) Articles

Daly City, Calif., pursues a rigorous schedule of sewer televising and repair, backed by a technological edge that is one part software, one part hardware

Water conservation and a regularly updated master plan help a Texas military town keep up with growth and deliver efficient, high-quality service

Dye testing and inspection, combined with recordkeeping on a new Web-based application, helps an Ohio city get a firm handle on inflow and infiltration

The Mesa Water Resources Department optimizes its inspection and rehab program with innovative software that makes it feasible to predict what might break next

Envista application helps multiple infrastructure owners coordinate activities and complete projects cost-effectively, free of interference

The City of Ames succeeds with an in-house pipe inspection program and looks to put its own crews to work on sewer cleaning, as well

Two cities improve infrastructure management with software packages that enable high flexibility and customization to suit specific needs

Accela Asset Management lets government agencies and utilities manage multiple functions in a single, integrated software package

Wastewater collections system operators in Monroe County, N.Y., go to school to improve their skills and earn certification in their specialty

Armed with a targeted preventive maintenance plan, the Cedar Rapids Sewer Maintenance Division campaigns against sanitary sewer backups

A town in the high desert of Idaho finds answers to its aging infrastructure challenges by studying and applying a wide range of trenchless technology approaches

A Tennessee utility’s proactive valve maintenance program quickly pays dividends in reduced manual labor, reduced leakage, and better asset data