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Applied GIS & Mapping in Water Sector

CEC-1877

Course Code

5 Days

Duration

4

Upcoming Dates

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Civil Engineering

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28 Dec 2026 | 01 Jan 2027
Bangkok, Thailand
$4,950
Limited Seats
25 Jan 2027 | 29 Jan 2027
Dubai, UAE
$4,250
Upcoming
28 Jun 2027 | 02 Jul 2027
Dubai, UAE
$4,250
Upcoming
27 Sept 2027 | 01 Oct 2027
Abu Dhabi, UAE
$4,250
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Course Introduction

The course will comprise a general and specific roles and applicability of how GIS & Mapping can optimize the operation and maintenance of the Water Network (Transmission and Distribution).
 

This course will tackle different relative disciplines and corresponded issues like; GIS & GPS Functionality in Water Network (Transmission and Distribution), Geographic Coordinate System & Scale, Projected Coordinate Systems, Geodatabase of Water Network (Transmission and Distribution), Acquiring Data & Data Collection of Water Network, Water Network (Transmission and Distribution) Mapping Methodology, The Role of the GIS/Mapping in Optimizing the Operation and Maintenance of the Water Network, and International Case Studies & Best Practices World Wide. Moreover, this course will cover the GIS role in the field force automation (FFA) and control/monitoring systems. 

Course Objectives

  • Understand and gain experience on how GIS and mapping can play a significant role in the sector of Water Network (Transmission and Distribution).
  • Particularly, in the optimization of the operation, regular maintenance, predictive maintenance, proactive maintenance, pipeline and piping inspection, and repair in a manner that follows international best practice, and be aware of the kind of tools appropriate for each corresponding task.
  • The course will cover the most advanced techniques used in data collection, data processing & handling, state-of-the-art GIS and mapping modules applied in that context.
  • Furthermore, the course will also cover the cutting-edge technology applied in the geo-database and scheme of the Water Network (Transmission and Distribution) affiliated with slandered attributes.
  • Noteworthy, the GIS role in the field force automation (FFA) and control/monitoring systems will be explained. Moreover, significant best practices and tangible case studies will be discussed in detail as well. 
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