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When viewing the output results of a UDF simulation in InfoWater Pro,
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there are several ways to customize the appearance of map elements.
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In this example, pipes in the currently active sequence are highlighted in orange,
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and previously flushed pipes are highlighted in blue.
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Valves that need to be open or closed are circled in green and red, respectively,
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and hydrants that need to be open are highlighted in green.
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You can also annotate pipes with velocities, and hydrants with their respective residual pressures.
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In the Model Explorer, UDF tab, select a new sequence with the sequence slider
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or current sequence ID drop-down to update the map and any visible data.
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You can also zoom to the active sequence on the map by clicking Zoom to Active Sequence.
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To view a table of report items from a sequence, from the Model Explorer, UDF tab, click Flush Zone Statistics.
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In the dialog that opens, you can see report information about the current flush zone,
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including the number of sequences, total length of pipe flushed, flush volume, number of hydrants,
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and the number of valve operations involved.
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Also in the UDF tab, you can click Notify Affected Customers
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to locate properties within the currently active layer that will be directly or indirectly impacted by a flushing operation.
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The Notify Affected Customers dialog allows you to select customers from a GIS layer spatially,
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within a set distance of an active flush zone or sequence,
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and then it generates a list of customers to contact.
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You can also obtain a printable field journal.
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From the InfoWater Pro ribbon, UDF panel, in the More drop-down, select Print Field Journal.
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The field journal, also called a “flush book”, contains a series of graphical maps and technical data sheets
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to guide field personnel in implementing developed UDF sequences.
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Each page of the journal has five sections: a map, a map legend,
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and three other sections that detail the general overview of a sequence,
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hydraulic measurements, and water quality parameters, if any exist.
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There are additional options for customizing the appearance of certain map elements.
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For example, from the UDF panel, More drop-down, pick Color Code Flushing Zone
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to highlight each zone with a custom color.
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You can also click the Options button to open a dialog with three different tabs.
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On the General tab, you can highlight junctions with low pressure and clean pipes.
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Select the Symbols tab to customize the colors of symbols within the map.
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Finally, use the Labeling tab to label data elements within an active sequence with IDs or output results.
00:03
When viewing the output results of a UDF simulation in InfoWater Pro,
00:08
there are several ways to customize the appearance of map elements.
00:11
In this example, pipes in the currently active sequence are highlighted in orange,
00:16
and previously flushed pipes are highlighted in blue.
00:19
Valves that need to be open or closed are circled in green and red, respectively,
00:24
and hydrants that need to be open are highlighted in green.
00:27
You can also annotate pipes with velocities, and hydrants with their respective residual pressures.
00:34
In the Model Explorer, UDF tab, select a new sequence with the sequence slider
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or current sequence ID drop-down to update the map and any visible data.
00:43
You can also zoom to the active sequence on the map by clicking Zoom to Active Sequence.
00:49
To view a table of report items from a sequence, from the Model Explorer, UDF tab, click Flush Zone Statistics.
00:58
In the dialog that opens, you can see report information about the current flush zone,
01:02
including the number of sequences, total length of pipe flushed, flush volume, number of hydrants,
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and the number of valve operations involved.
01:12
Also in the UDF tab, you can click Notify Affected Customers
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to locate properties within the currently active layer that will be directly or indirectly impacted by a flushing operation.
01:22
The Notify Affected Customers dialog allows you to select customers from a GIS layer spatially,
01:29
within a set distance of an active flush zone or sequence,
01:32
and then it generates a list of customers to contact.
01:36
You can also obtain a printable field journal.
01:40
From the InfoWater Pro ribbon, UDF panel, in the More drop-down, select Print Field Journal.
01:46
The field journal, also called a “flush book”, contains a series of graphical maps and technical data sheets
01:54
to guide field personnel in implementing developed UDF sequences.
01:59
Each page of the journal has five sections: a map, a map legend,
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and three other sections that detail the general overview of a sequence,
02:08
hydraulic measurements, and water quality parameters, if any exist.
02:14
There are additional options for customizing the appearance of certain map elements.
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For example, from the UDF panel, More drop-down, pick Color Code Flushing Zone
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to highlight each zone with a custom color.
02:27
You can also click the Options button to open a dialog with three different tabs.
02:32
On the General tab, you can highlight junctions with low pressure and clean pipes.
02:38
Select the Symbols tab to customize the colors of symbols within the map.
02:44
Finally, use the Labeling tab to label data elements within an active sequence with IDs or output results.
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When viewing the output results of a UDF simulation in InfoWater Pro, there are several ways to customize the appearance of map elements.
For example, in the following image, pipes in the currently active sequence are highlighted in orange, and previously flushed pipes are highlighted in blue. Valves that need to be open or closed are circled in green and red, respectively, and hydrants that need to be open are highlighted in green.
Additionally, pipes are annotated with velocities, and hydrants are labeled with their respective residual pressures.
From the Model Explorer, UDF tab, there are several options for navigating results and notifying customers.
To update the map and visible data with a different sequence:
To zoom to the active sequence on the map:
To view a table of report items from a sequence:
In the Flush Zone Statistics dialog box, view report information about the current flush zone, including the number of sequences, total length of pipe flushed, flush volume, number of hydrants, and the number of valve operations involved.
To locate properties within the currently active layer that will be directly or indirectly impacted by a flushing operation:
Additional UDF results options are available from the InfoWater Pro ribbon, UDF panel.
To obtain a printable field journal:
The field journal, also called a “flush book”, contains a series of graphical maps and technical data sheets to guide field personnel in implementing developed UDF sequences.
To highlight each zone with a custom color:
To customize the appearance of certain map elements:
