FedGIS Conference

February 24–25, 2016 | Washington, DC

Using Operations Dashboard for

ArcGIS: An Introduction

Ken Gorton Carmella A. Burdi, GISP

Solution Engineer Senior GIS Analyst
Esri National Government Team Argonne National Laboratory
[email protected] [email protected]
Agenda
Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS

• 30,000 feet overview

- Monitor day to day operations
- Manage planned and unplanned events
Create and Share
- Visualize key performance indicators
Views
• Ready to use widgets anyone can configure
- Maps, Legend,
- Bar Charts, Pie Charts, Histograms
- Indicators, Gauges
- Lists, Feature Details

• Various map tools and feature actions

- Interact with the map (e.g. set layer visibility) Laptops Tablets
- Perform actions on features (e.g. follow a moving truck)

• Extensible using ArcGIS API for JavaScript

Ops Center
- Code it once, use in Windows and browser platforms
Customer Examples

US Army Corps of Engineers, Texas

Ironman World Championships

City of Boston
Supported Platforms

• Use it with ArcGIS Online or Portal for ArcGIS

• Operations Dashboard running on Windows
- ClickOnce deployment through ArcGIS Online or Portal for ArcGIS
- It’s both an authoring and viewing app
- Supports multiple-display and single-display view
- Requires named user account

• Operations Dashboard running in browser

- It’s a viewer!
- No deployment needed, only requires a browser!
- Supports single-display view
- Supports anonymous access
Demo
Use the Operations Dashboard
Working with Real-time Data

• Many sources of real-time data include:

- Vessels (AIS), Vehicles (AVL)
- SCADA
- Weather
- People
- Social Media

• ArcGIS Server – GeoEvent Processor Extension

• Challenges
- How do I connect it to my apps?
- How can I process/analyze it?
- How do I make it available to others?
 Creating and Using Operation Views

• Widgets
Components • Map Tools
• Feature Actions
• Data Sources

• Widgets are dynamic, interactive

Dynamic, Role Based Access • Maps provide spatial context
• Create and Share Focused views…

• Single Display
Two Types of Views
• Multiple Display
Composition of an Operation View…

Map Tools

Data Sources

Widgets
Feature Actions
Demo
Create and Share Operation Views
2016 ESRI FedGIS Conference

Enhancing the Resilience of Critical

Infrastructure using Analytical Insights
of Real Time and Geospatial Data:
Innovations in Infrastructure Decision
Support for Workflow Processes
Carmella Burdi
Argonne National Laboratory
Global Security Sciences Division
Risk and Infrastructure Science Center (RISC)

February 18, 2015

About Argonne
 $675M operating
budget
 3,200 employees
 1,450 scientists and
engineers
 750 Ph.D.s
 Early Esri User (3 digit
Esri ID)
We are a direct linear descendant of
Enrico Fermi’s Metallurgical Laboratory
and the beginning of the Manhattan
Project

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Argonne's Core Capabilities and Major Initiatives
Use Inspired Science and Engineering…

Energy Security
Biological &
Energy Storage Alternative Nuclear Environmental National Security
Energy & Energy Systems
Efficiency

Fundamental
Hard Biology, Materials & Applied
X-Ray Molecular Leadership
Chemistry, Sciences & Computing
Sciences Materials & Design & Engineering
Physics Discovery

… Discovery and Transformational Science and Engineering

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Risk and Infrastructure Science Center (RISC):
Core Research Areas
 Infrastructure Science: Conduct research and analysis to enhance infrastructure
resilience and reduce the risk of disruption or destruction from climate change, natural
hazards, accidents, or security threats. Inform the resilient design of future cyber and
physical infrastructure to build assets, systems, and networks that are capable of
Energy Storage future threats.
withstanding
 Cyber Analysis and Operations: Provide operations, subject matter expertise, and
research support for the development and implementation of advanced cyber security
solutions. Conduct focused analysis of the intersection of cyber and physical risks.
 Threat Analysis: Conduct near-real-time, all-source analysis by fusing intelligence with
complex data sets and multi-disciplinary expertise. Deliver highly sophisticated, scientific
analysis through actionable products, portals, and tools.
 Emergency Preparedness: Develop and apply methodologies and technologies to assist
emergency managers, planners, and responders in preparing for, responding to, and
recovering from manmade or natural disasters.

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Argonne is using downscaled climate data to drive
infrastructure impact models
 Infrastructure models (e.g., Epfast [Electric], Ngfast [Natural Gas], Polfast
[Petroleum], Restore©) coupled to climate models to assess climate hazards
Energy
Identifies
Storagedownstream impacts generated by the disruption of infrastructure
systems (e.g., from storm surges, droughts, heat waves)
 For example, Argonne is using the EPFast model to investigate the impacts
of mid-century increased ambient temperature on Maine’s electric grid.
– Determine impacts on the capacity of power plants, transmission lines,
and transformers, and growth in demand.
– Determine implications on overall grid performance via load flow
simulation.
– A temperature change of 3 - 5° C is projected to occur in inland Maine.
– The temperature change is expected to influence operational
characteristics of power plants and transmission lines as well as the
level of demand.

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 Center for Integrated Resiliency Analyses
Multidiscipline Virtual Center Integrating:
 Climate Modeling: Changes in climate may greatly affect our infrastructure and social
systems. For example, changes in regional temperature and precipitation patterns may
greatly affect our existing and future power system infrastructure. Modeling these changes
Energy
offersStorage
insight into how climate change may affect communities and migration patterns.
 Infrastructure Assessment: To manage risks to infrastructure systems, CIRA draws on
advanced modeling and simulation technologies and subject matter experts in diverse
systems including power, water, transportation, and telecommunications to enhance climate
change resilience.
 Social Science Modeling: Social dynamics play a role in ecological and economic topics
such as climate change, resource scarcity, and epidemics. All of these social domains are
interconnected in complex ways and, as a result, one type of problem frequently forms the
context for, and alters the dynamics of, another. CIRA will exploit Argonne’s integrated
social science modeling capabilities to improve understanding of how social factors
influence a community’s resiliency.
 High-Performance Computer Systems Modeling: Modeling and simulation look at ways
to analyze and understand interactions and feedback mechanisms between societal and
physical processes. CIRA will use Argonne’s experience in modeling, simulation and
visualization to perform computational experiments for both physical and social systems
using high- performance computing tools at the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility.

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Web Based Portals for Modeling and Analytics: Local
Web Based Portals for Modeling and Analytics:
Operations Dashboard
 Web Based Portals for Modeling and Analytics: OSIsoft’s
PI Integrator for Esri ArcGIS

• The PI System automatically

collects real-time data from
any sensor in the field
• A browser-based tool lets
users select which live data
they want to stream to ArcGIS
• The Esri GeoEvent Extension
is automatically configured to
poll data from the PI System
and stream it to an Esri feature
service
SENSORS
• Users can view full history and
live data with a single click
Web Based Portals for Modeling and Analytics:
Operations Dashboard enhanced with live data

(Automatic data
Real-time symbol
collection)
colors and sizes

Real-time statuses
and values

Real-time data for

individual assets
Questions?
Where to learn more?
Other Workshops

- Analyze Movement Patterns in Real-Time

- Real-Time GIS: Archiving and Visualizing Observation Data

- Real-Time GIS: Best Practices

- Real-Time GIS: Creating Web Apps Leveraging Stream Services

- Using Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS: An Introduction

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Ken Gorton Carmella A. Burdi, GISP

Solution Engineer Senior GIS Analyst
Esri National Government Team Argonne National Laboratory
[email protected] [email protected]