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Strategic Asset Management: A GIS-Driven Approach
  • Wednesday, Jul 158:30 AM - 9:30 AM PDT
    (3:30 PM - 4:30 PM GMT)
    Room 3 | SDCC
Speakers in this session will present how they are strategically managing sewer and water infrastructure assets using a GIS-based approach. They will share how a risk-based asset management strategy was developed, leveraging GIS and integrating customized risk frameworks, decision trees, and visualization tools. They will show how their approach has improved system reliability, supports proactive maintenance, and strengthens long-term infrastructure resilience.

Presentations

  • Navigating Airport Water Infrastructure: Risk-Based Management of SFO Wastewater
    Airports face unique infrastructure challenges, requiring sewer systems to manage both sanitary and industrial waste within strict security and regulatory constraints. At San Francisco International Airport (SFIA), a risk-based asset management approach was developed leveraging GIS and integrating customized risk frameworks, decision trees, and visualization tools. This program improves system reliability, supports proactive maintenance, and strengthens long-term infrastructure resilience.

    , Regulatory Specialist, SFO

    , GIS Analyst, Hazen and Sawyer

    , Senior GIS Analyst, Hazen and Sawyer

    , Hazen and Sawyer

  • GIS-Driven Renewal Strategy for Carson City's Water and Facility Assets
    Carson City, Nevada, is optimizing capital renewal across water infrastructure assets using a GIS-based approach. Leveraging ArcGIS REST API, Maps SDK for JavaScript, and ArcGIS Identity, the city developed a secure, dynamic mapping solution for waterlines, valves, hydrants, and more. The system bundles projects to reduce costs and disruptions while factoring in spatial dependencies. Carson City is also implementing facilities modules, starting with wastewater treatment, lift stations, and reuse pump stations.

    , Vice President, Business Development, DOT-US

    , Asset Manager, Carson City, Nevada - Public Works Dept

Session Type: User Presentations
Session Level: All Attendees
Access Type: In-Person
Topic: Public Works, Water Utilities
Esri Products: ArcGIS Enterprise, ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS REST API, ArcGIS Maps SDKs
Industry: Public Works, Water, Wastewater
Keywords: Condition assessment, Capital planning, Facilities management, Geospatial integration