As-Built Redline Processing demo
Paper redlines reach the GIS within days. 1:15
What the demo shows
A workflow solution for GIS teams that reads field redlines and drafts as-built map edits.
The scanned redline is laid over the network map; six agents register the sheet, read the handwriting and hand-drawn symbols, and turn every mark into a proposed map edit with its geometry, compared with the design and traced for connectivity. The GIS technician accepts each edit and posts.
Transcript
- As-Built Redline Processing reads crews paper redlines and drafts the map edits for GIS teams.
- Today Lumina's map lags the street.
- 1,200 redlines wait, 46 days on average.
- Glenn's crew rerouted a cable around a gas main.
- His print lies over the map.
- Agents read the handwriting.
- Eleven marks, nine proposed edits, three changes from design.
- Tomas accepts the reroute.
- and the pen line snaps into place as a cable.
- The ring main way reads 3 or 5.
- The switching schedule says 3.
- The design engineer approves the new link pillar.
- The feeder trace passes, Tomas signs, and the control room is told.
- Redline to map in days.
- Every edit traced to the pen.
- Built on Botminds.
- Agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.