Getting Started covers the OpenUtilities Map interface, the Command Manager, and the Map Manager, then introduces property based mapping, the rules-driven approach OpenUtilities uses to symbolize and place features based on their data.
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Learning Path Courses:
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Getting Started
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Interoperability
Interoperability covers exchanging data with other systems: attaching references, managing raster images, importing and exporting data, connecting to spatial databases, and consuming web services.
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Feature Authoring
Feature Authoring covers placing and editing utility features, reviewing and managing feature data in the Data Browser, and managing conduit and cable relationships with Conduit Management.
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Introduction
Introduction provides an overview of OpenUtilities Map and its role as a GIS-based platform for designing and managing electric, gas, water, and other utility networks.
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Printing
Printing covers using print templates to produce consistent, repeatable map output.
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Analysis
Analysis covers cable pulling analysis, used to plan and validate how cables are routed and pulled through conduit.
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Network Tracing
Network Tracing covers tracing connectivity through a utility network to analyze upstream and downstream relationships between features.
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