Category: Gas
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2020 Review: 15 Gas and Electric Utility Projects
UDC highlights several projects from this past year. See what they have in common and learn about peer technology trends and business benefits.
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Extending Tracking and Traceability with Esri Collector and Survey 123
UDC shares screencast videos highlighting track and trace functionality enhancements that automate as-built information collection and pipeline editing.
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Automated Gas Outage Management Elevates Customer Satisfaction
Elevated customer satisfaction can provide value to the utility in several ways and can serve to impact the utility’s regulatory environment.
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Enterprise End to End Validation Drives Excellent Data Quality – Part 2: Gas Utilities
Accurate gas data in the GIS is key to getting accurate information to stakeholders and customers via the multiple downstream systems GIS feeds.
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Gas OMS – The Time is Now
The Northeast Gas Association and members are leading the charge for developing the Industry’s first complete automated Gas Outage Management System solution.
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Gas OMS – On The Horizon
Learn about the Gas Outage Management Systems (OMS) business case and how existing technology can and is being used to construct a complete Gas OMS solution.
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Combining Gas Transmission and Gas Distribution into a Single System of Engagement at Ameren
UDC and Ameren architected a solution for a single, holistic view of Ameren’s gas system well ahead of the utility’s anticipated Utility Network migration.
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Streamlined Metadata Analysis for UPDM Data Model Development
Learn how a detailed metadata analysis table helped to simplify the data model building process for a UDC Midwestern Utility client.
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5 Steps to Deliver Accurate GIS Data Daily to your Gas & Electric Mobile Workforce
UDC’s ETL solution developed for a Midwest Utility client is driving efficiencies and supporting timely updates from the GIS.
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Translating Key Smart Grid Market Trends Into Action
UDC explores combining innovative data visualization technology with data analytics to mine the wealth of data generated by electric utility systems.