What Will I Learn From This Course?
This course is designed to instruct end users in using Electric Office to add, correct, analyse, report and plot geospatial electrical distribution and transmission network data.
The delivery model is an instructor led hands-on course and as such requires a classroom environment suitable to support the number of users attending the training, with one individual per workstation.
Who Should Attend?
Anyone who requires a thorough understanding of the Smallworld Electric Office functionality, such as EO users, configurers, database administrators, data modellers and managers, and for prospective Smallworld customers.
Prerequisites
• Basic computing skills
• Ideally students also should have experience of:
- Smallworld Core Spatial Technology
- Electricity Industry
Course Duration
4 Day
Course Objectives
• Become familiar with Smallworld Electric Office as a user
• Insert new Electric facilities into the GIS
• Modify existing GIS data while maintaining network connectivity
• Build new Electric networks
• Test integrity of Electric networks
• Update Phasing of conductors
• Create analysis reports based on Electric data
Course Agenda
• Welcome and Introduction
• Project and Design Concepts
• Data Model Concepts for Energised Objects
• Electric Office 4.2 Data Model for Energised Objects
• Object Editors
• Circuit Topics
• Object Control Visualisation Tools
• Energised Equipment and Structures
• Locator Quickfind
• Advanced Trail Topics
• Network Tracing
• Bulk Update
• Area and Line Length in Area Calculator
• Rephase, Reposition & Reconductor
• Transformer Load
• Circuit Reports
• Transmission Circuit Inventory & Operations
• Thematic Mapping
• Inventory Reporter
• Map Grid Plotting
• QA/QC
• Audit History
• Other features