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GITA 1998


Data Evolution


Square PEG in the Round Hole Integrating a Multiple Data Source Conversion Project


Work Task 4- System Implementation Items covered under this task are related to customization of the hardware and software to support recommendations/implementations of Work Tasks 1-3. The following are sub-tasks;
  • Ensure Hardware Installation Meets Specifications
  • Install System and Baseline Software
  • Install, Configure and Test the Network and Server Software
  • Establish File Management and Security Features
  • Perform Database Schema Design and Development
  • Develop Maintenance Software
  • Develop Application Software Interfaces
    - Stoner- Call Before You Dig- Hansen Work Order Management
    - KYPIPE- Asset Valuation- Plotting Interface
    - CIS System- Asset Inventory- Customer Service System Interface
  • Debug and Certify Software Prior to Release
Work Task 5- Pilot This work task validates and verifies the software applications and procedures and standards that had been established in Work Tasks 1-4. This is where selection of the most advantageous approach to source document utilization and data collection methods are made. The Pilot also provides insight into the accuracy of the existing landbase data that would be used as the foundation for the system. One of the pilot sub-tasks includes the creation of the Mapping Standards Document. This document describes;
  • Mapping symbolism that is used on all existing documents
  • Modernization of the symbols as suggested by the users
Also included in this work task is the design and development of the conversion system. It is here that production procedures for capturing both graphic and attribute data accurately and efficiently are established. A “mini-test” is conducted using new symbology against old for a comparison.

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