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Crossrail - Big Maps for a Big Project - Smart Infrastructure - Esri UK Annual Conference 2018

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Crossrail is a major infrastructure project building a new railway line across London. GIS plays a key role in managing the large amount of spatial data and sharing information across the many stakeholders. The GIS system uses a federated database architecture to integrate data from various systems. Crossrail shares information publicly and internally which provides benefits like reduced costs and improved collaboration. Lessons from Crossrail can help future large infrastructure projects.

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Big Maps for a Big Project: A Crossrail Story How Crossrail uses and shares geographic information on an infrastructure project Dan Irwin GIS Manager
• Overview – What is Crossrail? – Challenges – Where does GIS fit in? Agenda • Information Management – Architecture – Master Data Models – Data Federation • Sharing – Rationale – Benefits – Lessons Learned
OVERVIEW Section 1:
4 120yrs Operational Lifetime 24Trains per hour in Central Section 200mlong trains 200mn Passenger Journeys / annum £15bnbudget 12Tb Total Capacity 50M GIS Features 500K Assets 3M Documents 2M Drawings / Models Overview: What is Crossrail?
Overview: Challenges - Engineering
6 Overview: Challenges - Accuracy British National Grid - not accurate enough London Survey Grid50cm
Overview: Challenges - Contractual
Overview: How does GIS fit in? CDE Instrumentation & Monitoring System Enterprise Content Management System Access Management System Asset Management System Business Reporting & Dash-boarding CAD Management System Business Analytics Geographic Information System GIS Instrumentation & Monitoring System Enterprise Content Management System Access Management System Asset Management System Business Reporting & Dashboarding CAD Management System Business Analytics GIS Instrumentation & Monitoring System Enterprise Content Management System Access Management System Asset Management System Business Reporting & Dash-boarding CAD Management System Business Analytics Master Data Management Federated Database Architecture
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT Section 2:
Information Management: Architecture Spatial Database •Oracle Enterprise RDBMS + Spatial •SDE Extract-Transform-Load Tools •FME + Geo-Processing •Files, Databases, Web Services, APIs Web Applications •Portal for ArcGIS •Web App Builder (Dev Edition) Information Systems •CAD / BIM (Projectwise) •Documentation (Enterprise Bridge) Public Facing Content •ArcGIS Online •Open Data Portal / Living Atlas
Information Management: Master Data Model
Information Management: Master Data Model `
Information Management: Data Federation
Unit Prop EMS_BEFORE_INSERT_UPDATE EMS_AFTER_INSERT_UPDATE UTL_MAIL Information Management: Data Federation
Information Management: What about BIM? Documentation workflows: • NEC3Contract Management (£8.3bn) • Asset Breakdown Structure (ABS) • Crossrail Management System (CMS) • Document Management System • Assurance reporting • Materials compliance system • Project Technical Requests • Observation reporting • Snagging • Automatic pdf drawings from ProjectWise • Observation reporting • Contract deliverables • 90% of data in 3 linked databases CAD workflows: • CAD user tools • CAD QC/QA • User Management Tools • Customised BS1192 Workflow GIS workflows: • Land Management • Asset Information Models • Asset Protection Engineering • Integration with CAD GIS Mapping (Spatial) (Relational) Data & Documents 3D – 5D Models (Object- orientated)
Information Management: What about BIM? Docs Models GIS
SHARING Section 3:
Sharing: Rationale • Accessibility • Collaboration • Integrated Delivery • Better Decision Making Data,Information,Knowledge Traditional Process Lifecycle Information Management
Sharing: Stakeholders Public Access (~250k) Third Parties (~5,000) Internal Staff (~500) GI Power Users (~10) GIS Team (4)
Sharing: Near You Sharing: Open Data Portal
Sharing: Benefits General Benefits Simplicity Interoperability Accessibility ROI Tunnel Boring Land & Property Claim Reports 75% time saving: £90k / annum 80% time saving: £120k 5,000 hours / annum20% time saving
Sharing: Lessons Learned • Location Matters – Continual Evolution – Integration – Masters of Where • IT / IM Strategies – Infrastructure – Cloud Evolution – Security • Data – Interoperability – 3D – Handover
Sharing: Learning Legacy • 12 Themes and Topic Areas – Project and Programme Management – Procurement – Authorisations and Consents – Land and Property – Health and Safety – Environment – Engineering – Operations – Talent and Resources – External Affairs – Innovation – Information Management and Technology http://learninglegacy.crossrail.co.uk/
Sharing: Geocentric Railway • Focus – Why location matters – Actualised benefits realisation – Case Studies • Participants – Client (TfL, Crossrail 2, Network Rail, HS2) – Contractor (Skanska, Mott Macdonald) – GIS Practitioners • Available Now! – https://resource.esriuk.com/the-geo-centric- railway/
Thank You for your time! Questions?

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Crossrail - Big Maps for a Big Project - Smart Infrastructure - Esri UK Annual Conference 2018

  • 1. Big Maps for a Big Project: A Crossrail Story How Crossrail uses and shares geographic information on an infrastructure project Dan Irwin GIS Manager
  • 2. • Overview – What is Crossrail? – Challenges – Where does GIS fit in? Agenda • Information Management – Architecture – Master Data Models – Data Federation • Sharing – Rationale – Benefits – Lessons Learned
  • 4. 4 120yrs Operational Lifetime 24Trains per hour in Central Section 200mlong trains 200mn Passenger Journeys / annum £15bnbudget 12Tb Total Capacity 50M GIS Features 500K Assets 3M Documents 2M Drawings / Models Overview: What is Crossrail?
  • 6. 6 Overview: Challenges - Accuracy British National Grid - not accurate enough London Survey Grid50cm
  • 8. Overview: How does GIS fit in? CDE Instrumentation & Monitoring System Enterprise Content Management System Access Management System Asset Management System Business Reporting & Dash-boarding CAD Management System Business Analytics Geographic Information System GIS Instrumentation & Monitoring System Enterprise Content Management System Access Management System Asset Management System Business Reporting & Dashboarding CAD Management System Business Analytics GIS Instrumentation & Monitoring System Enterprise Content Management System Access Management System Asset Management System Business Reporting & Dash-boarding CAD Management System Business Analytics Master Data Management Federated Database Architecture
  • 10. Information Management: Architecture Spatial Database •Oracle Enterprise RDBMS + Spatial •SDE Extract-Transform-Load Tools •FME + Geo-Processing •Files, Databases, Web Services, APIs Web Applications •Portal for ArcGIS •Web App Builder (Dev Edition) Information Systems •CAD / BIM (Projectwise) •Documentation (Enterprise Bridge) Public Facing Content •ArcGIS Online •Open Data Portal / Living Atlas
  • 15. Information Management: What about BIM? Documentation workflows: • NEC3Contract Management (£8.3bn) • Asset Breakdown Structure (ABS) • Crossrail Management System (CMS) • Document Management System • Assurance reporting • Materials compliance system • Project Technical Requests • Observation reporting • Snagging • Automatic pdf drawings from ProjectWise • Observation reporting • Contract deliverables • 90% of data in 3 linked databases CAD workflows: • CAD user tools • CAD QC/QA • User Management Tools • Customised BS1192 Workflow GIS workflows: • Land Management • Asset Information Models • Asset Protection Engineering • Integration with CAD GIS Mapping (Spatial) (Relational) Data & Documents 3D – 5D Models (Object- orientated)
  • 16. Information Management: What about BIM? Docs Models GIS
  • 18. Sharing: Rationale • Accessibility • Collaboration • Integrated Delivery • Better Decision Making Data,Information,Knowledge Traditional Process Lifecycle Information Management
  • 19. Sharing: Stakeholders Public Access (~250k) Third Parties (~5,000) Internal Staff (~500) GI Power Users (~10) GIS Team (4)
  • 20. Sharing: Near You Sharing: Open Data Portal
  • 21. Sharing: Benefits General Benefits Simplicity Interoperability Accessibility ROI Tunnel Boring Land & Property Claim Reports 75% time saving: £90k / annum 80% time saving: £120k 5,000 hours / annum20% time saving
  • 22. Sharing: Lessons Learned • Location Matters – Continual Evolution – Integration – Masters of Where • IT / IM Strategies – Infrastructure – Cloud Evolution – Security • Data – Interoperability – 3D – Handover
  • 23. Sharing: Learning Legacy • 12 Themes and Topic Areas – Project and Programme Management – Procurement – Authorisations and Consents – Land and Property – Health and Safety – Environment – Engineering – Operations – Talent and Resources – External Affairs – Innovation – Information Management and Technology http://learninglegacy.crossrail.co.uk/
  • 24. Sharing: Geocentric Railway • Focus – Why location matters – Actualised benefits realisation – Case Studies • Participants – Client (TfL, Crossrail 2, Network Rail, HS2) – Contractor (Skanska, Mott Macdonald) – GIS Practitioners • Available Now! – https://resource.esriuk.com/the-geo-centric- railway/
  • 25. Thank You for your time! Questions?