GIS based sewer maintenance using MapWindow Open Source GIS

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This document discusses the development and benefits of a GIS-based application for optimizing sewer maintenance. It was created to increase sewer lifespan by calculating dynamic maintenance intervals using a damage forecast model. The application includes a digital work report, optimization tools based on work reports and various requirements. It provides benefits like tailored maintenance schedules and improved planning based on collected conduit data. The overall aim is to reduce pollution in rivers by optimizing sewer maintenance using MapWindow-based GIS tools.

Werner Sprung
Dirk Muschalla
Elisabeth Sprung
Austria
GIS BASED SEWER MAINTENANCE

SEWER SYSTEMS
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SEWER SYSTEMS
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SEWER MAINTENANCE
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FORMER PRACTICE
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WHY CHANGE THE FORMER PRACTICE?
• Objection: Increasing the sewers live span
• Method: Calculate dynamic maintenance intervals by a damage forecast model
• Material: Maintenance data are needed  a GIS based application is installed
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STRUCUTURE OF THE APPLICATION
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DAMAGE FORECAST MODEL
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• Markov chain

GIS BASED APPLICATION
• Digital Work Report
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GIS BASED APPLICATION
• Digital Work Report
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WHY MAPWINDOWS
• Free
• Fast
• Easy
• Edit shape files
• Effective and simple tools
• VB.net and C#
• Good tutorial for newbie‘s
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STRUCTURE
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STRUCTURE
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DIGITAL WORK REPORT
• The Application
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DIGITAL WORK REPORT
• The Application
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DIGITAL WORK REPORT
• Team
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DIGITAL WORK REPORT
• Selection
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DIGITAL WORK REPORT
• Conduits
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DIGITAL WORK REPORT
• Private sewers
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DIGITAL WORK REPORT
• Gully
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DIGITAL WORK REPORT
• Work report
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PRACTICE
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OPTIMIZATION TOOL
It includes:
•Work reports
•Operational requirements
•Hydrological requirements
•Company requirements
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BENEFIT
• Maintenance dependent on requirements
• Information for planning about sand and gravel deposits in sewers
• Information for planning about operational time and effort for each conduit
• Master data list for each conduit
• Effective work report
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HYDRODYNAMIC MODEL
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POLLUTING LOAD SIMULATION
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CONCLUSION
• MapWindow based applications help to optimize sewer maintenance. Those tools increase
the sewers live span and reduce the pollution in our rivers.
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Werner Sprung
Dirk Muschalla
Elisabeth Sprung
Austria
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GIS based sewer maintenance using MapWindow Open Source GIS

1. Werner Sprung Dirk Muschalla Elisabeth Sprung Austria GIS BASED SEWER MAINTENANCE

2. SEWER SYSTEMS INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 2

3. SEWER SYSTEMS INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 3

4. SEWER MAINTENANCE • Bild Spülfahrzeug INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 4

5. FORMER PRACTICE • Bild Tafeln Betrieb Abwasser INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 5

6. WHY CHANGE THE FORMER PRACTICE? • Objection: Increasing the sewers live span • Method: Calculate dynamic maintenance intervals by a damage forecast model • Material: Maintenance data are needed  a GIS based application is installed INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 6

7. STRUCUTURE OF THE APPLICATION INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 7

8. DAMAGE FORECAST MODEL INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 8 • Markov chain

9. GIS BASED APPLICATION • Digital Work Report INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 9

10. GIS BASED APPLICATION • Digital Work Report INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 10

11. WHY MAPWINDOWS • Free • Fast • Easy • Edit shape files • Effective and simple tools • VB.net and C# • Good tutorial for newbie‘s INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 11

12. STRUCTURE INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 12 Base

13. STRUCTURE INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 13 Base DB GIS S Html DB Shape Shape S S DB Shape S DB Shape S DB Shape

14. DIGITAL WORK REPORT • The Application INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 14

15. DIGITAL WORK REPORT • The Application INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 15

16. DIGITAL WORK REPORT • Team INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 16

17. DIGITAL WORK REPORT • Selection INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 17

18. DIGITAL WORK REPORT • Conduits INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 18

19. DIGITAL WORK REPORT • Private sewers INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 19

20. DIGITAL WORK REPORT • Gully INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 20

21. DIGITAL WORK REPORT • Work report INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 21

22. PRACTICE INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 22

23. OPTIMIZATION TOOL It includes: •Work reports •Operational requirements •Hydrological requirements •Company requirements INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 23

24. BENEFIT • Maintenance dependent on requirements • Information for planning about sand and gravel deposits in sewers • Information for planning about operational time and effort for each conduit • Master data list for each conduit • Effective work report INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 24

25. HYDRODYNAMIC MODEL INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 25

26. POLLUTING LOAD SIMULATION INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 26

27. CONCLUSION • MapWindow based applications help to optimize sewer maintenance. Those tools increase the sewers live span and reduce the pollution in our rivers. INGENIEURBÜRO DIPL.-ING. WERNER SPRUNG MWCONFERENCE 2014 27

28. Werner Sprung Dirk Muschalla Elisabeth Sprung Austria THANK YOU

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