Smallworld Training Course Catalogue

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1 Smallworld Trainin Course Cataloue

2 Smallworld Trainin Courses Contents Reional offices...5 Smallworld Product Trainin Paths...6 Trainin Courses for Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy (CST)...9 CST: Foundation...10 Usin CST...11 CST: Maik Prorammin...12 CST: Data Modellin...13 CST: Application Development...14 CST: Fast Track...15 CST: Smallworld 4 Update (Developers)...16 CST: Smallworld 4.1 Update on Astec s MDT (Maik Development Tools)...17 CST: System Administration...18 CST: Database Administration...19 CST: Administration...20 CST: Confiuration (ACE, Styles, Authorisation, XML)...21 CST: XML Confiuration...23 CST: Desin Manaer Administration...24 CST: Desin Manaer User...25 CST: Usin Spatial Intellience...26 Desinin and Manain Smallworld Field Information System...27 Trainin Courses for Smallworld GeoSpatial Server (GSS)...28 Geo Spatial Server (GSS): Administration...29 Geo Spatial Server (GSS): Development...30 Trainin Courses for Smallworld Internet Application Server (SIAS)...31 SIAS: Administration...32 SIAS: Client...33 SIAS: Developer...34 Trainin Courses for Smallworld Network Inventory Products Suite...35 Physical Network Inventory/Loical Network Inventory Overview...36 Usin Smallworld Physical Network Inventory...37 Usin Loical Network Inventory...39 Loical Network Inventory Confiuration...40 Pae 2

3 Network Inventory Gateway: Physical Browser...41 Wireless Network Inventory User...42 Trainin Courses for Office Suite Products...43 Electric Office (EO): User...44 Electric Office (EO): Administration...45 Global Transmission Office (GTO): Administration...46 Global Transmission Office (GTO): User...47 Gas Distribution Office (GDO): User...48 Gas Distribution Office (GDO): Administration...49 Trainin Courses for Field Force Automation...50 Field Force Automation (FFA): Overview Courses...51 O FFA Systems and Solutions Overview...51 O Wireless Workforce Manaement (WWfM): Introduction...51 O Service Portal: Overview...51 O DocuShare Overview...52 O Service Workflow: Overview...52 O Mobile Computin Platform (MCP): Overview...52 O econtract: Overview...53 O easset: Overview...53 O erepair Overview...53 Field Force Automation (FFA): Business...54 B Service Workflow: Implementations...54 B Service Intellience: KPI Set-Up...54 B Service Intellience: KPI Definitions...54 B Interation Server: Business, Implementations...55 B FFA Alerts: Standard and Confiured Alerts...55 B FFA Alerts: Standard Workforce, Manaement System, Alerts...55 B Service Portal: Implementations...56 B User Defined...56 B Wireless Workforce...56 B Wireless Workforce Manaement (WWfM): Customer RMA...57 B Scheduler Optimizer: Confiuration and Execution...57 B Wireless Workforce Manaement (WWfM): Customer Service Representative (CSR)...57 B Wireless Workforce Manaement (WWfM): Mobile Field Enineer...57 B Wireless Workforce Manaement (WWfM): Messain...58 B Depot Repair: Supervisor...58 B Depot Repair: Employee...58 B Train-the-Trainer...59 Field Force Automation (FFA): Technoloy...60 T FFA System Administration...60 T Technoloies Overview...60 T Installations and Confiurations...60 T Technical Administration...60 T Service Workflow: Implementations...61 T FFA Object Model...61 Pae 3

4 T WWfM: JSP Customization Overview...61 T Service Intellience: Advanced KPI Definitions...61 T FFA Alerts: Customized Workforce Manaement System Alerts...62 T FFA Mobile Computin Platform...62 T Mobile Computin Platform (MCP): Technical Foundations...62 T User Defined Capabilities: User Defined Queries (UDQ s)...63 T User Defined Capabilities: User Defined Lists (UDL s)...63 T Service Scheduler Technical Overview...63 T Appointment Bookin Confiuration...64 T erepair Confiuration and Customization...64 T- 388 FFA UI Customization, Localization, and Business Lanuae...64 Field Force Automation (FFA): Administration...65 A FFA System Administration...65 A FFA Application Monitorin...65 A Mobile Computin Platform (MCP): Administration...65 A FFA Purin and Archivin...65 A econtract: Administration...66 A easset: Administration...66 A Service Portal: Administration...66 A erepair Administration...66 Field Force Automation (FFA): Client...67 S FFA Client: Fundamentals...67 S FFA Client: Access and Naviation...67 S FFA Client: System Administration...67 Pae 4

5 Reional offices ASIA PACIFC Australia, New Zealand and Asia Pacific Reions EMEA Cambride, Enland Ratinen, Germany Madrid, Spain Capelle, The Netherlands Brussels, Belium INDIA GE Enery Level 10, Lumley House 7 City Road Auckland Auckland New Zealand GE Enery Elizabeth House 1 Hih Street, Chesterton Cambride, CB4 1WR United Kindom GE Enery Germany GmbH Daniel-Goldbach-Straße Ratinen Germany Smallworld GE Enery Power Systems España, S.A. Calle Josefa Valcarcel, 26 - Edificio Merrimack III Madrid Spain GE Enery Netherlands BV Rietbaan LP Capelle aan den Ijssel The Netherlands GE Enery Siebeponiswe 9 Eupen B-4700 Belium apswtrainin@e.com +64 (9) dlenery.emea.swtrainin@e.com jeanettte.hain@e.com joseluis.arcia@e.com lia.driesen@e.com lia.driesen@e.com dlenery.india.swtrainin@e.com Pae 5

6 Smallworld Product Trainin Paths Introduction GE Enery offers its customers a full array of trainin courses for standard Smallworld products and most of its out-of-the-box applications. A reular schedule for most of these courses is offered at our trainin facility in Cambride, UK. Sessions in any of the courses can also be arraned on demand both in our trainin facility and at customer sites. The standard Smallworld trainin courses are based on the functionality of the standard products Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy, Smallworld Internet Application Server (SIAS) and Smallworld Spatial Intellience (SI). Courses are based around the example applications and demonstration databases provided with these products, without the addition of any customer-specific functionality. Pae 6

7 Trainin paths Smallworld trainin courses can be arraned in a number of trainin paths, which would typically correspond with the intended functions of your trainees. The followin trainin paths are available for manaers, end users, application administrators, system analysts, application developers and confiuration specialists: Trainin path Supervisor or manaer End user Application Administrator System Analyst Application Developer Recommended courses Foundation FFA supervisor or manaer: O-100 FFA Systems and Solutions Overview, WWfM Introduction Usin Core Spatial Technoloy, Spatial Intellience User FFA End User: O-100 FFA Systems and Solutions Overview, O Service Portal: Overview, O MCP: Overview, and the respective Business courses, for instance B WWfM: Mobile Field Enineer for a mobile End user Foundation, System Administration, Database Administration FFA Application Administrator: O-100 FFA Systems and Solutions Overview, T FFA System Administration, T Installations and Confiurations, T Technical Administration, T FFA Mobile Computin Platform, T Service Scheduler Technical Overview, A Field Force Automation Application Monitorin, A Mobile Computin Platform (MCP): Administration, A Field Force Automation Purin and Archivin, S Field Force Automation Client: System Administration Foundation, Data Modellin, Database Administration FFA System Analyst: O-100 FFA Systems and Solutions Overview, WWfM Introduction, B Service Workflow: Implementations, B Interation Server: Business, Implementations, B Service Portal: Implementations, B User Defined, B Scheduler Optimizer: Confiuration and Execution Foundation, Data Modellin, Maik Prorammin, Application Development, Fast Track (includin Foundation, Data Modellin, Maik Prorammin, Application Development) SIAS (Smallworld Internet Application Server) courses FFA Application Developer, suested path: O-100 FFA Systems and Solutions Overview, T Technoloies Overview, T FFA Object Model, B Interation Server: Business, Implementations, T Service Workflow: Implementations, T- 220 WWfM: JSP Customization Overview, T Mobile Computin Platform (MCP): Technical Foundations Pae 7

8 Application Confiuration Specialist Partners Foundation, Confiuration FFA Application Confiuration Specialist: O-100 FFA Systems and Solutions Overview, S Field Force Automation Client: Fundamentals, B User Defined, T User Defined Capabilities: User Defined Queries (UDQ s), T User Defined Capabilities: User Defined Lists (UDL s), B Service Intellience: KPI Set-Up, B Field Force Automation Alerts: Standard and Confiured Alerts Fast Track (includin Foundation, Data Modellin, Maik Prorammin, Application Development), Confiuration, Administration, SIAS FFA for Partners suested path: O-100 FFA Systems and Solutions Overview, WWfM Introduction, T FFA System Administration, T Installations and Confiurations, B Interation Server: Business, Implementations, B Service Portal: Implementations, B User Defined, B Scheduler Optimizer: Confiuration and Execution Pae 8

9 Trainin Courses for Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy (CST) Pae 9

10 CST: Foundation Example Cambride Database Application The Foundation Trainin course provides a eneral overview of various parts of Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy. Most of the topics described in this course are covered in much reater depth in other specific trainin courses. 3 days Anyone who requires an overview of Smallworld Core, such as users, confiurers, database administrators, data modellers, developers of Smallworld applications, manaers and prospective Smallworld customers Basic computin skills Objectives Become familiar with usin Smallworld Core as a user Gain a basic knowlede of how to confiure the user environment for Smallworld applications Understand the main functions of database administration Explore some basic Smallworld Maik commands, and create some Maik objects Gain experience of remote access to a Smallworld application server, throuh use of Smallworld Spatial Intellience and/or Smallworld Internet Application Server Modules Welcome Introduction Usin Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Gettin started Objects and eometry Queries and analyses Layouts Confiurin the user environment Database administration Data modellin Introduction to Maik Smallworld Spatial Intellience Smallworld Internet Application Server Example Administration Application For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 10

11 Usin CST Example Cambride Database Application The Usin Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Trainin course teaches new users how to use Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy 3 days New users of Smallworld Core Basic computin skills Objectives Start and end a session Display and naviate views Create objects and edit object eometry, by usin the trail and snappin Understand topoloy, and check and edit topoloical connections Use the Explorer and scrapbook Query and analyse data Produce layouts The Smallworld Explorer Modules Introduction Gettin started Help Menus and toolbars The view Object Control Objects Manain versions Options The trail Draftin and dimensions Editin objects Transforms Joins between objects Topoloy Explorer Queries Analysis Layouts For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 11

12 CST: Maik Prorammin Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy is written in the powerful Smallworld Maik lanuae. The Maik Trainin course provides an introduction to the Maik lanuae and some of the system objects defined in Smallworld Core. It introduces the structure of an installed product and the customisation of an application that is, makin small chanes in existin functionality and user interface. seen by an interactive user, and how to provide additional resources to customise a user interface Maik-based User Interface Example 4 days Software enineers who are followin the full Smallworld customisation proramme Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Foundation Trainin A minimum of two years experience with a procedural or object-oriented prorammin lanuae such as C++ or Java Objectives Learn Maik syntax Understand the concepts underlyin object-oriented prorammin Write, compile and debu Maik code Use the GNU Emacs editor and the Class Browser Classify methods and classes usin prama statements Gain knowlede of the physical architecture of the Smallworld system and key objects Understand how resources are used in a session to provide all text and buttons Modules Introduction System rationale The Maik lanuae Maik Objects Collection classes Object inheritance Graphical user interface Accessin the database Product structure Debuin Topoloy Conclusion For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 12

13 CST: Data Modellin The Data Modellin Trainin course provides an introduction to data modellin usin Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy, which is an extension of conventional relational database desin. Geometry is introduced as an additional data type, and spatial and topoloical relations are added to the familiar cardinal relations. The course uses the Smallworld Case Tool, which is the recommended user interface for the system desiner. The practical sessions radually build up a simple Water Data Model, to demonstrate specific aspects of data modellin. 3 days System Analysts and Prorammer Analysts who will be followin the full Smallworld software development proram System Architects and Desiners who need to know what can be accomplished within Smallworld Core Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Foundation Trainin Basic computin experience at desin or prorammin level The three facets of a GIS Real world Underlyin data model Buildin objects Road objects Electricity objects Attributes Alphanumeric Geometry Relationships to other objects Modules Attributes Alphanumeric Geometry Real world seen by a GIS user Relationships to other objects Introduction and overview The Case Tool Smallworld architecture User objects User interface Geometry overview Acme Turbines Ltd Attributes Alphanumeric Geometry Relationships to other objects Topoloical eometry and manifolds Join relationships Rasters TINs Data model interity System performance World of eometry Geometry Modellin External data GE Enery 13 Objectives Understand the key concepts of desinin a database within the Smallworld environment Become familiar with the Case Tool Gain experience of GIS data modellin as an extension of conventional database desin For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 13

14 CST: Application Development The Application Development Trainin course provides an introduction to the development of customised applications based on Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy. 5 days Application developers who are followin the full Smallworld customisation proramme Smallworld Core trainin courses: Foundation, Maik, Data Modellin (or equivalent experience of usin Maik and the Case Tool) A minimum of two years experience with a procedural or object-oriented prorammin lanuae such as C++ or Java Objectives Develop an application based on Smallworld Core, with interactive access to the functionality Confiure the user interface to an application, to include providin alternative ways of accessin existin functionality and providin access to new functionality Learn advanced aspects of the Maik lanuae necessary for controllin an application Use the Case Tool to define the data model for a Smallworld dataset, includin custom behaviour for user objects Learn advanced techniques for accessin datasets in a Smallworld database, includin loadin data, creatin eometry and storin it in a dataset Use and confiure tools such as the Editor Manaer and Smallworld Explorer which are interal parts of Smallworld Core Customise the Style system for user objects and eometry types Application Framework Architecture Application (ui_framework) Pluin Modules Actions Introduction Pluin Databus (producers,consumers) Editor/Dialo (ui framework ) Actions.databus.my_databus Pluin Pluin Products, imaes and sessions Application framework architecture GUI confiuration Viewin and manain maps Spatial contexts GUI containers and controls Creatin a database Maik control statements XML data loader Database operations Core pluins Methods for the data model Methods for styles For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 14

15 CST: Fast Track This two-week intensive course is intended to cover the three trainin modules necessary for application developers. It encompasses the Foundation, Maik and Application Development courses. See the descriptions for these individual courses for details. 10 days Software enineers who will be followin the full Smallworld customisation proramme Those who want to attend the course should be experienced software enineers with a stron prorammin backround, preferably includin an object-oriented lanuae such as C++, Java or Smalltalk Objectives Achieve the objectives of the three standard courses (Foundation, Maik, Application Development) Modules Most of the modules included in the Foundation, Data Modellin, Maik and Application Development courses will be covered in this fast-track course For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 15

16 CST: Smallworld 4 Update (Developers) Example Professional Application This course provides an overview of key parts of Smallworld Core 4 and of chanes occurred since versions 3.2, and days Developers of applications based on Smallworld Core Manaers, DBAs, SysAdmins, and others can also attend the course but may not benefit fully from the modules presented Previous experience of Smallworld Core as an application developer, with knowlede of Smallworld Maik Modules The course content includes the followin modules: Overview Keyboard shortcuts Installation Installin Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Database uprades Products and Modules Application framework architecture Draw and hihliht Database access Goto and spatial contexts Desin patterns PNI product uprade: case study User interface Widets Object editors Keyboard interaction Other new features in version 4 Authorisation Conflict dialo box Desin Clerk Dimensionin Draftin Help Layouts Smallworld Explorer Themes Application Framework Architecture Application (ui_framework) Actions Pluin Pluin Databus (producers,consumers) Editor/Dialo (ui framework ) Actions.databus.my_databus Pluin Pluin Additional modules coverin chanes introduced at releases 3.2 and 3.3 are also available. For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 16

17 CST: Smallworld 4.1 Update on Astec s MDT (Maik Development Tools) This course provides an overview of key parts of Smallworld Core 4 and of chanes occurred since versions 3.2, and 3.3. Desin patterns PNI product uprade: case study Example Professional Application 5 days Developers of applications based on Smallworld Core Previous experience of Smallworld Core as an application developer, with knowlede of Smallworld Maik Modules The course content includes the followin modules: Overview MDT Maik Development Tools Installin Workin with projects Editin code Workin in team Runtimes & Sessions Keyboard shortcuts Installation Installin Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Database uprades Products and Modules Application framework architecture Draw and hihliht Database access Goto and spatial contexts User interface Widets Object editors Keyboard interaction Other new features in version 4 Authorisation Conflict dialo box Desin Clerk Dimensionin Draftin Help Layouts Smallworld Explorer Themes Application Framework Architecture Application (ui_framework) Actions Pluin Pluin Databus (producers,consumers) Editor/Dialo (ui framework ) Actions.databus.my_databus Pluin Pluin For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 17

18 CST: System Administration To realise the full performance that users expect, installations of Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy require reular maintenance. The System Administration Trainin teaches students how to administer a Smallworld Core installation. Manae access to Smallworld databases Back up Smallworld databases The Module Manaer 3 days Personnel responsible for performin Smallworld system administration tasks There are no mandatory prerequisites. Ideally, students should have experience of: Usin Smallworld applications, such as the example Professional and Administration applications delivered with Smallworld Core System administration (Windows or UNIX) Smallworld Maik Objectives Confiurin Group Access Rihts Install Smallworld products Confiure a Smallworld Core installation Build and maintain imaes Modules Introduction Product installation Product confiuration User confiuration Emacs and Maik Loadin products and modules Applications and user interfaces Imaes Dataset Controller Security Releases, uprades and patches Plottin Other facilities Imaes for application servers Authorisation Backup and interity Problem solvin and disaster recovery For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 18

19 CST: Database Administration Three-tier architecture cachin The Database Administration Trainin course explains the concepts of a Smallworld database, and reinforces database administration (DBA) skills throuh lessons, discussion tasks and hands-on exercises. 5 days LAN Web server Web browsers and other clients Persistent cache files Smallworld Internet Application Server WAN Multiple in-core caches Master files Smallworld Datastore Server Database Administrators (DBAs) Other personnel responsible for performin the Smallworld DBA function Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy System Administration Trainin Practical experience of performin DBA tasks A basic knowlede of Smallworld Maik is also useful Objectives Understand how a Smallworld database operates Plan strateies for maintainin a database Perform core DBA activities such as backin up, compressin and restructurin a database, to ensure data is maintained and optimised Modules Introduction Version manaed datastore Multi-user workin Smallworld Datastore Server Manain the database Monitorin performance Backup and interity Problem solvin and disaster recovery Superfiles Workin top Persistent cache Manain remote data Extracts Replicas Plannin, strateies and recordin External databases Rasters Manain lare databases Data model evolution GE Enery 6 For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 19

20 CST: Administration The Administration Trainin course covers fundamental architectural concepts of Smallworld databases, throuh to the main steps necessary to perform reular database, application and software installation maintenance, throuh lessons and hands-on exercises. 3-5 days, dependin on required modules Smallworld System Administrators Smallworld Database Administrators (DBAs) Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Foundation, or equivalent practical experience of usin Smallworld software Basic knowlede and experience with the Maik prorammin lanuae Practical experience of performin system and database administration tasks Objectives Install Smallworld products Confiure a Smallworld Core installation Build and maintain imaes Manae access to Smallworld databases Back up Smallworld databases Understand how a Smallworld database operates Plan strateies for maintainin a database Perform core DBA activities such as backin up, compressin and restructurin a database, to ensure data is maintained and optimised Three-tier architecture cachin Modules LAN Web server Web browsers and other clients Persistent cache files Smallworld Internet Application Server WAN Multiple in-core caches Master files Smallworld Datastore Server GE Enery 6 Product installation Product confiuration User confiuration Loadin products and modules Applications, user interfaces and imaes Dataset Controller Releases, uprades and patches Plottin Security and Authorisation Version manaed datastore Smallworld Datastore Server Manain the database Monitorin performance Backup and interity Problem solvin and disaster recovery Superfiles, workin top, and manain lare databases Persistent cache Remote data, extracts and replicas Plannin, strateies and recordin External databases Data model evolution For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 20

21 CST: Confiuration (ACE, Styles, Authorisation, XML) The Style Desiner The Confiurin Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy 4 trainin course illustrates all confiuration aspects of Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy 4. 4 days Confiurers of Smallworld Core Smallworld Foundation Basic Maik prorammin Objectives After the course, students shall have understandin and practical experience of: Workin with application framework imaes Confiurin an application usin tools such as the ACE and XML confiuration files Confiuration of multiple object visualisation throuh the use of the ACE, the Style System, system resource files Confiuration of tables, alphanumeric and eometric attribute throuh the Authorisation System Aspects of an application which are confiurable via XML Buildin imae and application modules Confiurin an application Analysin an application confiuration Confiuration troubleshootin Adaptin existin applications to different user requirements System Themes Authorisation System Scale confiuration For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 21

22 Object confiuration Coordinate system Object properties Modules Introduction Overview and definitions ACE, includin Display styles Style roups Object confiuration System Bookmarks System Themes Extensible enumerators Style System and the Style Desiner Authorisation System XML, includin Basic XML introduction Application confiuration Pluins Object Editor Explorer Core Pluins Layouts, printin and plottin Spatial contexts Base Applications Special Applications Keyboard confiuration For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 22

23 CST: XML Confiuration Example Cambride Database Application The XML Confiuration in Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy 4 trainin course illustrates all possibilities of throuh XML in Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy 4. 3 days Confiurers of Smallworld Core Smallworld Foundation Basic Maik prorammin Objectives After the course, students shall have understandin and practical experience of: Aspects of an application which are confiurable via XML Buildin imae and application modules Confiurin an application Analysin an application confiuration Confiuration troubleshootin Adaptin existin applications to different user requirements The Smallworld Explorer Modules Installation and database uprade SWAF user interface in CST 4 Overview and definitions Products and modules Brief overview of XML Applications Pluins Core pluin: Editor Manaer Core pluin: Explorer Core pluin examples Layouts Spatial context Keyboard confiuration Help system Usin base applications Special applications For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 23

24 CST: Desin Manaer Administration Confiuration Tools Menu This course is desined to instruct end users on how to confiure Smallworld Desin Manaer for use in an operational environment. The course focuses on the confiuration of Desin Manaer and Desin Layout tools parameters. Smallworld Core confiuration issues are also covered. 2-3 days The course is desined for administrators and developers who will be involved in confiurin Desin Manaer for use in a workin environment. Desin Manaer User Objectives Followin the course, students should have: Familiarity with Desin Manaer concepts. A knowlede of how to confiure Desin Manaer The ability to create and modify Desin Layout Tools (Wizards) An understandin of how to confiure compatible units and condition factors Modules Introduction Confiuration Assistant Sidebar Tabs Job Scheduler CASE apply Wizard Confiuration Compatible Units Job Settins Default Attributes Condition Factors WMS Administration For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 24

25 CST: Desin Manaer User This course is desined to instruct end users on how to use Smallworld Desin Manaer in performin their jobs. The course covers the creation and manaement of jobs and desins, as well as the use of desin layout tools to create and edit the network assets stored in a Smallworld database. Use of these tools is illustrated in relation to process flows and scenario based workflows as found in distribution centres. The course includes an overview of the use of standard Smallworld functionality in conjunction with Desin Manaer. 2-3 days The course is desined for end users, typically enineers and desiners, who are responsible for desinin and updatin utility network and work manaement systems There are no mandatory prerequisites for this course. Ideally students should have experience of: Objectives Smallworld Core functionality Experience of usin a GIS Experience in enineerin and/or distribution desin Followin the course, students should have: Familiarity with Desin Manaer concepts. A basic knowlede of the available manipulation tools An understandin of the use of desins and jobs Modules The use of Desin Layout Tools The use of these facilities in conjunction with typical work flows Desin Manaer sample database Introduction to Desin Manaer Startin Desin Manaer, and Overview of Main GIS Window Smallworld functionality embedded in Desin Manaer Creatin and Manain Jobs and Desins Desin Layout Tools (DLT) Usin the Desin Browser Compatible Units AVA s Point Span Editor Usin the Analysis menu Condition Factors Work Scenario exercise Plottin Options Help For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 25

26 CST: Usin Spatial Intellience The Usin Spatial Intellience Trainin course introduces Smallworld Spatial Intellience. The overview section provides a eneral introduction to the features of Smallworld Spatial Intellience, and the scenarios provide practice in usin these features throuh a series of realistic step-by-step tasks. 3 days New users of Smallworld Spatial Intellience Basic computin skills Objectives Open and create projects Work with maps, layers and the leend Add data to maps and modify styles for the data Slice, filter, chart and autolabel data Add drawin objects to maps Query data Analyse spatial relationships Create layouts for printin Create textual reports usin Crystal Decisions Crystal Reports Modules Overview Scenario 1: Makin and printin a map showin the accessibility of hospitals to schools Scenario 2: Creatin maps to show population variations Scenario 3: Manain utility assets plannin water main repairs Scenario 4: Notifyin customers affected by planned repairs For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 26

27 Desinin and Manain Smallworld Field Information System The Desinin and Manain Smallworld Field Information System trainin course provides: An overview of Smallworld Field Information System Guidance on how an oranisation can implement a field system usin the software Instructions on how to install, administer and maintain a field system Instructions on how to customise and distribute client field applications The course also covers the installation, administration and maintenance of Smallworld Task Manaement, specifically how it is used as part of a Smallworld Field round trip system. 4 days Database administrators (DBAs) Personnel responsible for customisin and confiurin field applications GIS analysts, administrators and developers IT manaers Business analysts Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Foundation Trainin Some experience with XML, and ideally some experience of Java Objectives Smallworld Field Information System Customise field applications Build data server and extract server imaes, and confiure extract servers Build profiles based on user requirements Use the Profile Builder and Extract Manaer tools Schedule extraction and desin effective extract deployment strateies Create and use tasks, and import them into Smallworld Task Manaement Implement round trip data flow between the main database and field computers Modules Welcome Introduction to Smallworld Field Information System Installin Smallworld Field Information System Lookin at profiles and extracts Desinin profiles for users Desinin field applications Database administration 1 Task manaement Database administration 2 For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 27

28 Trainin Courses for Smallworld GeoSpatial Server (GSS) Pae 28

29 Geo Spatial Server (GSS): Administration This course is desined to instruct students in installin, manain and monitorin a GSS installation, includin the facilities of the GSS Administration console. The course covers common administration tasks such as creatin new GSS users alon with less common tasks such as confiuration of map layer and cache settins. The delivery model is an instructor led hands-on course and as such requires a classroom environment suitable to support the number of users attendin the course, with one workstation per individual. 4 days This course is intended for system administrators who are responsible for providin service-based access to a Smallworld installation. Required: Familiarity of Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Familiarity with confiurin and usin a J2EE application server such as JBoss Smallworld system administration experience, includin setup of ACE and Authorisation databases Some familiarity with controllin a Smallworld session from the command line. Objectives Followin the course, students will be able to: Install GSS and run a demo system Understand how to build and confiure a system for your own database Create and confiure users Monitor your system and perform admin tasks Confiure layers in the database and create cached maps Understand server farms and use GSS in more complex environments Modules Introduction to the course Smallworld GeoSpatial Server administration Installin Smallworld GeoSpatial Server Connector and Aents Confiurin the database Roles and users Confiurin Plottin and Resources Tasks, Monitors and Alerts Cachin and rollforward Localisation Server farms and complex environments Dimensionin Confiuration For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 29

30 Geo Spatial Server (GSS): Development This course is desined to instruct students developin a custom business service and providin web services to access existin business services. The addition of new services in the EIS and middle tiers is covered, usin example services delivered in the GSS Development Examples layered product. The delivery model is an instructor led hands-on course and as such requires a classroom environment suitable to support the number of users attendin the course, with one workstation per individual. 4 days Objectives Followin the course, students will be able to: Add new business services to the middle and EIS tiers of a GSS installation Access a database: o Use URNs for accessin database objects o Return records as a service result Interact with standard GSS services and state of user's session Add web service access to an existin business service, usin code-first or contract-first development Enterprise Application Server This course is intended for application developers who will provide new business services to access new or existin functionality in the EIS tier, or who will provide new web services to access existin business services in the middle tier. Required: GSS Administration course Smallworld system administration experience, includin setup of ACE and Authorisation databases. Familiarity with Java, confiurin and usin a J2EE application server such as JBoss, experience with a J2EE development environment such as Eclipse. Familiarity with application development in Core Spatial Technoloy, includin Maik prorammin experience. Modules Introduction to the course GSS for developers Introduction to GSS EJB Service Development Explorin the GSS Development Environment The Messae EJB Service Service writin topics Service chainin Geometric input to the EIS tier Introduction to web services Writin sinple web services Web service topics For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 30

31 Trainin Courses for Smallworld Internet Application Server (SIAS) For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 31

32 SIAS: Administration The SIAS Administration Trainin course provides an introduction to the Smallworld Internet Application Server product, coverin its principal features, architecture, installation and the confiuration of the system, includin confiurin and buildin map caches to support client applications. Students will install their own Smallworld Internet Application Server product, and build a Service Provider imae aainst the trainin database. 3 days System administrators, who will install, maintain and monitor installations of Smallworld Internet Application Server based applications To obtain maximum benefit attendees need to have knowlede of the followin: Smallworld Database Administration XML Prior knowlede of J2EE application servers such as JBoss is also useful Some knowlede of the Smallworld Maik prorammin lanuae, and basic system administration tasks such as buildin imaes, is required Objectives Followin the course, attendees should have: Knowlede of Smallworld Internet Application Server architecture. A knowlede of administrative tasks required to support a SIAS installation An understandin of confiuration and maintenance of SIAS map caches An understandin of the different types of client solutions that can be developed, and the suitability of each type for particular applications The attendee will be able to: Modules Confiure a SIAS system, includin both Application Server and EIS tiers; Install and confiure the Smallworld Internet Application Server product The Administration Console Introduction to SIAS Administration Installation Confiurin the Aents and Connector Confiurin the Database for SIAS SIAS System Confiuration Overview Users and Roles Tasks and Monitors Cachin and Rollforward Searchin and Locators Plottin and Resources Locale Server Farms and Complex Environments For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 32

33 SIAS: Client The SIAS Client loin screen The SIAS Client trainin course illustrates all user aspects of the client application delivered with Smallworld Internet Application Server day SIAS Users SIAS Administrators Basic computin skills Objectives After the course, students shall have understandin and practical experience of: Workin with the Smallworld Internet Application Server Client application Usin the display controls to decide which objects are displayed in the map, and save custom settins Usin the SIAS Client different operational modes Browse database tables usin the Query Tool Trace network assets throuh the Network Tracin Tool Use the trail to spatially restrict your queries Display object attributes Exportin records to other applications Printin and plottin Troubleshootin The SIAS Client application in full screen mode Modules Introduction Overview and definitions Maps and Tools Network Trace Tool Workin with object data Printin maps Searchin Troubleshootin For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 33

34 SIAS: Developer The Smallworld Internet Application Server (SIAS) Developer trainin course provides an introduction to extendin a standard Smallworld Internet Application Server product. This is effected by addin custom business services, by confiurin the standard SIAS Client to modify the appearance and behaviour of the user interface and by addin new user interface modules to the standard SIAS Client. 4 days (combined service and client threads) The course is intended for software developers who will add new services or user interface features to a standard SIAS system Those attendin the course must have: a minimum of two years experience with an object oriented prorammin lanuae such as C++, Java or similar, or with a procedural prorammin lanuae such as C experience of installin, settin up and usin a standard SIAS system Java prorammin knowlede JBoss application server knowlede basic knowlede of JavaServer Faces (JSF) and JavaServer Paes (JSP), toether with HTML and JavaScript specific trainins: Objectives Smallworld Internet Application Server 4.1 Administration Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Maik Prorammin After followin the course, service developers shall be able to: Add new business services to a SIAS installation In their Maik service, access the database of the session, use URNs for database objects and return records in a service response Interact with standard SIAS services, and with the state of the user's session Return results to the client application, includin records from the database, an updated map and additions to the state of the user s session After followin the course, client developers are able to: Make chanes to the appearance and behaviour of the standard SIAS Client Add new user facilities, to interact with the modules of a standard client and to access a new business service The Administration For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 34

35 Trainin Courses for Smallworld Network Inventory Products Suite Pae 35

36 Physical Network Inventory/Loical Network Inventory Overview PNI demonstration database The Physical Network Inventory/Loical Network Inventory Overview Course provides a eneral overview of Physical Network Inventory and Loical Network Inventory. It forms a prerequisite for all other Physical Network Inventory courses. 3 days The course material is intended for the followin audience: users confiurers database administrators data modellers manaers Basic computin skills Objectives Followin the course, students should have: Familiarity with Physical Network Inventory concepts A basic knowlede of the available manipulation tools An understandin of database queries Loical Network Inventory overview Modules Introducin Physical Network Inventory Overview Gettin started Work orders Chanin the view Objects and eometry The trail and eometry Information retrieval Manipulatin and creatin objects Bill of Materials Specifications Schematics Plottin Conflict detection and resolution Land Base Introducin Loical Network Inventory Introducin Telecommunications (optional) For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 36

37 Usin Smallworld Physical Network Inventory The course normally includes the followin four modules: Introducin Physical Network Inventory; Cable Routin; Rack Mounted Equipment; Fibre Optics. Some additional modules are also available for coaxial cable, copper cable and the line of count mechanism. The introduction provides a eneral overview of PNI functionality. The cable routin module teaches how to route any type of overhead and underround cable structure. The RME module teaches how to plan, desin and maintain inside-plant rack mounted equipment. Subsequent modules model and maintain various network types. 5 days Place buildins and equipment Enter specifications Associate specifications Assemble and place RME templates PNI demonstration database PNI internal world: Naviatin RME internals Users (All modules) Confiurers (Introduction) Administrators (Introduction) Data modellers (Introduction) Manaers(Introduction) Initially no experience of Smallworld Core product or any application is required. After the introduction all subsequent modules require the introduction. All modules related to cable media require knowlede of the introduction and cable routin modules Modules For a complete list of the content of the PNI modules see the next pae Objectives For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: After the courses, the student will be able to: Construct aerial and underround routin conduits, ducts and manholes Route and connect cables Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 37

38 Introducin Physical Network Inventory Introduction Overview Gettin started Desin Jobs Chanin the view Objects and eometry Trail and eometry Information Retrieval Manipulatin objects Desin Reports Specifications Schematics Plottin Conflicts Landbase Cable Routin Introduction Strand and structure Viewin strand and structure Conduits and ducts Rack Mounted Equipment Introduction Suested RME Implementation Manain hubs Manain MDU s Manain terminal enclosures Placin RME RME Templates Creatin equipment connections Manain RME records Viewin RME installations RME specifications Fibre Optics Introduction As Built placement Placin a hub Placin fibre routin Fiure of eiht / slack loop Optical splice closure Optical node Fibre connections Understandin optical internals Splice closure internals Optical node internals Tracin fibre networks Fibre bundle number schemes Fibre bundle and sheath specifications Fibre equipment specifications Optical node specifications Optical property specifications Additional exercises Coaxial Cable Introduction Manain Sementation As-Built Draftin and association conventions Postin RF as-built Equipment Network Tracin Specification Manaement Amplifier Specifications Distribution Equipment Specifications Optical Node Specifications Coaxial Power and Monitor Specifications Coaxial Specifications Setup Basic Coaxial device Specifications Makin Port Associations Copper Cable Introduction Placin copper cable Copper splice setup Placin copper cable related objects Copper line of count Throws and ripples Manain in-line equipment Terminal enclosures placement Creatin interface roups CRV setup Telephone number assinment Port association setup Copper connections Tracin the Network Generatin copper reportin Copper specifications Optional parts Line of Count Schematics Radio transmission For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 38

39 Usin Loical Network Inventory The Usin Loical Network Inventory trainin course teaches students how to use Loical Network Inventory to create a loical model of a telecommunications network and how to route loical circuits over the iven facilities. Plannin and administration of loical connections are also covered. Students will be tauht how to use Loical Network Inventory in a variety of situations. Durin this course, they will build simple telecommunications networks based on PDH, SDH, ATM and DWDM technoloies, and route circuits across these network. The startin point is a preconfiured but empty Loical Network Inventory database. 4 days New users of Loical Network Inventory There are no mandatory requirements for this course. Ideally students should have experience of: Objectives Core Spatial Technoloy Physical Network Inventory Telecommunications industry Create the network infrastructure for a synchronous or asynchronous network usin service ports, network elements, facilities, rins and subnetworks Associate network elements and service ports with rack mounted equipment (RME) in physical locations, both manually and automatically. Route simple and complex circuit paths over the network, makin use of existin 'bearer circuits' where appropriate Build resilient circuits usin the protection and diversity mechanisms Create raphical representations of the network as eoraphical schematics and circuit path schematics as a routin aid Use various administrative features of Loical Network Inventory Reconise and resolve typical troubleshootin issues Modules Introduction Introducin telecommunications (optional) Introducin Loical Network Inventory Network Elements and Service Ports Associatin NE s and SP s with RME Router and Viewer Creatin facilities Geo schematics Creatin rins Creatin subnetworks Creatin circuits Circuit path schematics Protection Diversity Batch operations Advanced troubleshootin (optional) Circuit administration For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 39

40 Loical Network Inventory Confiuration Confiuration Data The Loical Network Inventory Confiuration course teaches students how to confiure Loical Network Inventory. The trainin also contains some tasks that involve usin Loical Network Inventory to route circuit paths. Students will learn how to confiure an empty Loical Network Inventory database; they will then be able to dianose and overcome problems that relate to confiuration settins. 3 days Confiurers of Loical Network Inventory There are no mandatory requirements for this course. Ideally students should have experience of: Objectives Core Spatial Technoloy Physical Network Inventory Telecommunications industry By the end of the course, students will be able to: Plan a network confiuration that models the real world rules used by their oranisation Implement that network confiuration Test the Loical Network Inventory confiuration by routin circuit paths Modules Introduction Introducin telecommunications (optional) Introducin Loical Network Inventory User Interface Confiuration Type Metadata Confiuration Rules Channels Quad rules and routin rules Lifecycle Protection Diversity Dense Wave Division Multiplexin Dumper and Loader For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 40

41 Network Inventory Gateway: Physical The Network Inventory Gateway Physical Browser trainin course illustrates all user aspects of the web interface to Physical Network Inventory. Browser Usin the connectivity diaram, examinin structures and connectivity, viewin fibre connectivity and tracin Printin and plottin Usin tasks Sketchin 1 day Network Inventory Gateway Users Physical Network Inventory Users Those attendin the course should have some previous experience of Physical Network Inventory Modules The User Interface and Online help System The menu and Toolbar Usin and savin bookmarks Object Lister and Object Details Overview and Object View Trail tab The Find tab and Query Wizard Connectivity and Tracin Printin and Plottin Tasks and Redlinin Objectives After the course, students shall have understandin and practical experience of: User interface and the help system Usin the menu and toolbar, selectin objects, zoomin and pannin the map Usin and savin bookmarks Usin the object lister, selectin objects, findin objects, exportin to external applications, viewin object details, hihlihtin, o to, internal views Usin the overview tab Usin the object view tab, display location, displayin internals, send to map Trail tab interface, multiple trail points Usin the find tab and the query wizard For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 41

42 Wireless Network Inventory User The Profiler Tool Wireless Network Inventory (WNI) enhances the functionality of Physical Network Inventory (PNI) to provide for in depth modellin of wireless transmission equipment. The course focuses on usin Wireless Network Inventory and Internal Capacity Manaement for manain physical space and capacity thresholds. 2 days The course will be of interest to users and confiurers of Wireless Network Inventory and Internal Capacity Manaement Course is aimed at users who are competent with Physical Network Inventory, so the Physical Network Inventory User Course is a pre-requisite for this course. Ideally students also should have experience of: Objectives Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Telecommunications industry By the end of the course, students will be able to: Plan a wireless network that models the real world Analyse line of siht between transmitter locations Ascertain optimal positions for point-tomulti-point transmitters Define wireless routes Manae physical telecoms capacity and set thresholds on available space. Modules Introduction Buildins and Towers Platforms and Mountin Frames Mountin Poles and Pole Spaces Cable manaement Radio Systems Coverae, Cell and Fault Objects Microwave Radio Routes Profiler Tool PTMP Transmitter Search Wizard Floor and Rack Space Manaement New Inventory Objects (Co-locations, Suites, Air-conditionin and power units) Power Consumption Thresholds Reportin Specifications and confiurin thresholds For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 42

43 Trainin Courses for Office Suite Products Pae 43

44 Electric Office (EO): User This course is desined to instruct end users in usin EO to add, correct, analyse, report and plot eospatial electrical distribution and transmission network data. The delivery model is an instructor led handson course and as such requires a classroom environment suitable to support the number of users attendin the trainin, with one individual per workstation. 3 days Anyone who requires a thorouh understandin of the Smallworld Electric Office functionality, such as EO users, confiurers, database administrators, data modellers and manaers, and for prospective Smallworld customers. Required: Basic computin skills Ideally students also should have experience of: Objectives Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Electricity Industry Become familiar with Smallworld Electric Office as a user Insert new Electric facilities into the GIS Modify existin GIS data while maintainin network connectivity Build new Electric networks Test interity of Electric networks Update Phasin of conductors Create analysis reports based on Electric data Example of Electric Office Application Modules Welcome Inventory Reporter Quick Find Object Editors Area Calculator Line Lenth Calculator Manain External Files Bulk Update Network Trace QA/QC Where Am I? Thematic Mappin Audit History Distributions Operations Transformer Load Map Grid Plottin Workflow Manaer For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 44

45 Electric Office (EO): Administration This course is desined to instruct students in the use of the confiuration modules included with the Electric Office product. These modules are used to modify or enhance the client s EO implementations. The delivery model is an instructor led hands-on course and as such requires a classroom environment suitable to support the number of users attendin the course, with one workstation per individual. 1 day This course is intended for power users or Smallworld administrators, who are responsible for modifyin and enhancin the confiuration (includin business rules, annotation, additional tables and stored paths for multiple applications) of the client EO implementations. This trainin may also be applicable to IT personnel if they are tasked with Smallworld confiuration. Required: Familiarity with Core Spatial Technoloy and / or EO recommended Understandin of Smallworld CASE tool, includin how to perform CASE Applies Smallworld system administration experience, includin setup of ACE, Style and Authorisation databases Some Maik prorammin experience Familiarity with Electric industry business rule requirements Objectives Followin the course, students will be able to: Install the EO application Query Alternative chanes Create / modify object annotation Create / modify business rules and understand how these rules influence other functions such as annotation Set up Quality Control Rules Accessin EO Confiuration Modules Modules Welcome Installation QA/QC Administration Version Manaement Business Rule Manaer Annotation Manaer Audit History Archive Workflow Manaer Data Model Dimensionin Confiuration For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 45

46 Global Transmission Office (GTO): Administration The Global Transmission Office Administration trainin course provides instruction on maintainin and confiurin the GTO imae in a production environment, includin trainin in PODS 1 days Administrators who are responsible to maintain Global Transmission Office imaes in a production environment. GTO User trainin Smallworld System Administration Smallworld Database Administration Recommended: Maik prorammin lanuae Objectives Confiurin and maintainin GTO imaes Creatin Themes Usin the Annotation Manaer Usin the Business Rule Manaer Buildin Networks Usin PODs Modules Trainin materials are currently bein developed for this course. Modules will be listed once the materials have been completed. For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 46

47 Global Transmission Office (GTO): User The Global Transmission Office User trainin course provides instruction in all of the modules included in the GTO product. 3 days Users who are responsible to maintain Global Transmission information in the Smallworld GIS Usin Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Objectives Use Hih Consequence Area analysis to run what-if scenarios Use Dynamic Sementation Use Linear Referencin Use Alinment Sheets Use the Productivity Pack modules Alinment Sheet Modules HCA Analysis Alinment Sheets Linear Referencin Pipe Sement Station Viewer Auto Stationin Lifecycle Status Pipe Facility Manaement CIS Viewer Cathodic Protection Manaer Enhanced Editor Functionality Quickfind Audit History Templates and Confiuration Multimedia Viewer Batch Update Map Grid Plottin Version Manaement add-ons Network Trace Network Builder Layout Enhancements For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 47

48 Gas Distribution Office (GDO): User This course is desined to instruct end users in usin GDO to add, correct, analyse, report and plot Gas Distribution GIS data. Import survey data Route Manaer Module The delivery model is an instructor led hands-on course and as such requires a classroom environment suitable to support the number of users attendin the trainin, with one individual per workstation. 3 days This course is intended for end users who are responsible for creatin Gas distribution desins, correctin existin Gas information, verifyin network connectivity and creatin as outae scenarios includin information on affected customers. In some cases, it is appropriate for IT support personnel to attend this trainin to better understand the end user requirements and functionality Required: Usin Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy course, Knowlede of Gas Distribution industry procedures Objectives Followin the course, students will be able to: Insert new Gas facilities into the GIS Modify existin GIS data while maintainin network connectivity Build new Gas networks Build Cathodically Protected areas Quickly analyze outaes and locate valves to be closed Prepare compliance-related reports Maintain leak status, history and query tools Plan routes for inspections,meter readins Modules Introduction to GDO Object Editors Theme Displays Cathodic Protection Gas Outae Analysis Survey Point Manaer Route Manaer Customer Usae Reporter QA/QC Inventory Reporter Leak Analysis Network Builder Network Trace Bulk Update Event and Audit History Map Grid Plottin For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 48

49 Gas Distribution Office (GDO): Administration This course is desined to instruct students in the use of the confiuration modules included with the Gas Distribution Office product. These modules are used to modify or enhance the client s GDO implementations. The delivery model is an instructor led handson course and as such requires a classroom environment suitable to support the number of users attendin the course, with one workstation per individual. 1 day This course is intended for power users or Smallworld administrators, who are responsible for modifyin and enhancin the confiuration (includin business rules, annotation, additional tables and stored paths for multiple applications) of the client GDO implementations. This trainin may also be applicable to IT personnel if they are tasked with Smallworld confiuration. Required: Familiarity with Core Spatial Technoloy and / or GDO recommended: Some Maik prorammin experience Familiarity with Gas Distribution industry business rule requirements Objectives Followin the course, students will be able to: Query Alternative chanes Create / modify object annotation Create / modify business rules Set up application variables for multiple implementations (e. testin, production, etc.) Add custom tables to datasets Modules Accessin GDO Confiuration Modules Introduction to GDO Administration Annotation Manaer Business Rule Manaer Application Variables Table Code Lookup Version Manaement For more information, visit the lobal trainin section on the GE Enery web pae: Smallworld Core Spatial Technoloy Pae 49