Buford, Georgia · GIS asset-management portfolio

Real geography. Responsible utility modeling.

A reproducible planning study that connects authoritative local GIS context with a clearly labeled modeled water, gas, and electric network for isolation response, excavation coordination, and capital prioritization.

Important data distinction. Roads, generalized parcels, city limits, flood zones, and streams come from public government GIS services. Every utility line, device, service count, condition, and work order is planning-grade modeled data—not valid for field locating, excavation, design, or emergency response.
Public reference features
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Authoritative local context
Modeled utility segments
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Water · gas · electric
Targeted isolation impact
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Estimated service connections
Top capital score
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Modeled decision score

Interactive operations map

Explore the same study area through five management decisions.

Switch views, toggle reference context, filter utilities, pan or zoom, and select any visible feature to inspect its attributes and data classification.

Capital planning

A transparent modeled backlog, not a black-box risk score.

The score combines asset-likelihood proxies, service and roadway consequence, and coordination complexity. It supports comparative planning and is not a probability of failure.

Top 15 modeled work orders

Priority register

RankStreetScoreClassUtility coordination

Reproducible workflow

Six notebooks from public ingestion to management decision.

01 · SOURCE

Download context

Query documented public ArcGIS layers and save source provenance.

02 · QA

Validate releases

Test feature counts, geometry, coordinates, IDs, and privacy exclusions.

03 · MODEL

Build the network

Align planning-grade utility assets to real street geography.

04 · TRACE

Model isolation

Compare targeted valve closures with a broad shutdown proxy.

05 · COORDINATE

Screen conflicts

Evaluate modeled utilities and authoritative flood/stream context.

06 · PRIORITIZE

Rank work

Combine explainable likelihood, consequence, and coordination scores.

Public-reference sources

    Responsible-use limits

    • No actual utility location, customer, billing, pressure, outage, or inspection data is represented.
    • No parcel owner, mailing address, tax value, or street address is retained.
    • Modeled conflicts require 811 locating, owner coordination, and field verification.
    • Scores are portfolio decision aids, not engineering or emergency-response standards.