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WFS in action
An ice storm has hit Snowsville, and the damage to electrical utilities was extensive. In order for the municipal authorities to request emergency funding, a damage assessment report, including an inventory of the existing wooden telephone poles, must be completed ASAP.
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Click on the arrows below to see how the assessment report is done. |
He then selects another red pole on his map and repeats the process until there are no more red poles.
When Joseph has completed all the assessments, he generates a report that summarizes the damage. His report is then incorporated into the response plan formulated by municipal authorities, who receive the much needed funding within weeks.
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Note If Joseph and another colleague are simultaneously checking different telephone poles, they can both “lock out” the other from updating a specific pole simultaneously with the LockFeature operation. Once their task is complete, they can manually unlock the pole feature or add a timeout (specified period of time) to the initial lock. Before you start |
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