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GIS CENTRIC
ELECTRICITY AND WATER
MANAGEMENT
Presented by :
Ibrahim Mohd Al-Sada
GIS Support for Right Decision at Right Time
Middle East Geospatial Forum 2012
www.km.com.qa
Agenda
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Introduction - KAHRAMAA
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CGIS Role
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GIS Services
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Benefits
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Meeting The Challenges
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Current GIS Technology
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Future Aspects of Technology
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Recognitions
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Conclusion
About KAHRAMAA
KAHRAMAA Core Area of Business:
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Formulate power & water purchase agreements and provide support to establish generation &
desalination ventures
Own, construct, operate and develop electricity & water transmission and distribution networks in
Qatar
Lay out regulations, standards and codes of practices for electricity & water supplies Provide consultancy
services
Mission
Provide our customers with high quality electricity and water services, whilst creating value for our
shareholders
Objectives
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Efficiently meet our obligations to supply Qatar’s needs for electricity and water.
Operate on a commercial basis.
Comply with local and international health, safety, and environmental standards.
Maximize the employment of capable Qatari nationals, and develop them to the competence level of
employees in leading international companies.
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Introduction – Electricity &
Water Sector
KAHRAMAA is the sole distributer of Electricity and Water in the
State of Qatar.
• KAHRAMAA maintains a water infrastructure consisting of 6364
Km of Water pipeline networks with 27 Storage Reservoirs having
total capacity of 383.4 MG of Water a day.
• In the Electricity distribution sector KAHRAMAA operates with
220 primary high voltage substations connected by a total of
1,050 Km of Primary Overhead Transmission Lines and 4,500 Km
of underground HV cable networks. The network is coupled with
11,500 Medium voltage substations (11 kV) and more than 9,100
kilometres of cable lines.
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Water
Network Affairs
Mission
Ensuring Continues, Secure, and Safe water supply to meet customer
demand and expectation
Objectives
1. Customer Satisfaction
• Understand and meet customers’ needs and expectations
2. Supply Efficiency
• Supply our customer with water at all time on demand
3. Water Quality
• Meet the overall water quality needs through
comprehensive water quality monitoring, analysis and
assessment.
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Electricity Network
Affairs
Mission
To provide Safe, Secure, Reliable & Adequate electricity supply to all type of
customers in the state of Qatar, in conformance to international and regional
standards and in a timely manner with the least possible cost.
Objectives
1. Customer Satisfaction
• Understand and meet customers’ needs and expectations
2. Supply Efficiency
• High Quality Power supply
• Dispatch IPP through a secure and reliable network
3. Quality
• Meet the overall Electricity quality needs through least
number of Power Interruptions & Eliminate Outages
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Network Planning
Department Role
• Committed to Plan and Design Qatar’s Electrical and Water
Network development using efficient technologies, data and
materials and strive to satisfy our customers.
• Coordinate with other utility agencies to have a harmonious
expansion of State’s assets and infrastructure.
• Review and update Material Specifications. Ascertain the
international standard materials are used in KM’s Network.
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EGIS & WGIS
Vision
Mission
Functions
• GIS Support for Right Decision at Right Time
• Providing the end users with the appropriate GIS
services and tools to reduce cost, effort and time
• Maintain Data.
• Provide GIS Solutions.
• Elevate GIS awareness
level.
• Adopt Latest GIS Technology.
• Manage GIS Database.
• Implement and Improve GIS Section’s
Procedures and Standards.
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EGIS & WGIS
Objectives
• Customer Satisfaction.
• Maintain GIS Data Quality.
• Spread GIS Awareness.
• Automate GIS Related Processes
within Sections.
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CGIS Role
The Centre for GIS coordinates a
systematic implementation of GIS in
Qatar to ensure GIS integration through
the following :-
KAHRAMAA
Other
Agencies
MOI
• Nationwide GIS Data Sharing amongst
all agencies.
QSA
MOE
• Standardizing GIS Rules and Policies.
•Leading Inter Agencies GIS Coordination
Group
CGIS
QP
QTEL
• Software & Technical Support
• Technology Updates via GIS Trainings
LIC
ASHGAL
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GIS Services
GIS Centric Approach in
core Directorates has
grown over the years in
their key business areas
like Planning,
Operations,
Maintenance, Network
Control and field
connections.
Sampling
Program
Load
Readings
Temporary
Supply
Road
Opening
Approval
Network
Planning
Emergency
Response
GIS
Building
Permits
Approval
NWCC &
DCC
Network
Isolation
Network
Shutdowns
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Benefits
GIS benefits to all
organizations in every
industry and there is
increasing significance
and consciousness of the
economic and strategic
value of GIS within
KAHRAMAA.
Comprehensive
Assets
Information
Better Decision
making
Greater
Productivity and
efficiency
Continuous
Improvement in
Service ,
Reliability
Better
Infrastructure
Management
Enhanced
Communication
Improved
Customer Service
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GIS Role in Meeting
Challenges
Utilities major challenge
is to reduce operating
cost and increase their
revenue, while
maintaining customer
satisfaction at the same
time. They are always
under pressure to cope
up with rising service
demands with
population/urban
growth.
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Current Water GIS
Technology
• Centralized GeoDatabase (ORACLE 11g , ArcSDE 9.3.1 )
• GIS Solutions
• WEB Solutions
•WINFO , Engineering Drawings Archiving and Management
•Desktop Solutions
• Water Database Maintenance and Update (WDMU)
• Survey and As-Built Drawings Verification Application and
Positional Accuracy Checking
• Water Operations Workflow Management
• SHABAKAT (Water Network Analytical Application)
• Emergency Response Call Centre Application
• Tankers Management Application
• Integration with other enterprise databases (ERP, POLARSUITE)
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Current Electricity
GIS Technology
• Centralized GeoDatabase (ORACLE 10g , ArcSDE 9.2 )
• GIS Solutions
• WEB Solutions
•Explore Qatar Viewer
•Desktop Solutions
• Editor Tools
• Viewing Tools
• Data Extraction Tools
• Integration with other enterprise databases (ERP)
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Future Aspects of
Technology
Enterprise Solution
Mobile GIS Technologies
Lack of accurate and precise
information availability at the work
sites leads to more paper work and
delayed response of operations.
Electricity and Water GIS are
exploring Field Technologies with
complete GIS solutions to cater
Kahramaa field crews.
ArcFM™ is a powerful extension of ESRI's ArcGIS®
platform that provides a complete, enterprise utility
solution specially for energy sector.
The ArcFM Solution allows utility businesses to make use of
a single integrated environment to manage and map
multiple assets, leveraging all the power of ArcGIS’s objectoriented system.
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Future Aspects of
Technology
Disintegrated systems has
disadvantages like
redundancy of data which
requires manual replication
to the different systems
which are overheads in terms
of Cost and Time.
KAHRAMAA is aiming to
integrate corporate systems
with GIS System.
Enterprise
Asset
Management
Polar suite
Complaints
System
Hydraulic
Modeling
GIS
System
Water &
Electricity
SCADA
Load Flow
Analysis
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GIS Recognitions
International Recognitions for Water GIS
Best GIS Map Award – Year1993
Best GIS Map Award – Year 1997
SAG Award – Year 2003
Best GIS Map Award – Year 2004
SAG Award – Year 2011
Best GIS Map Award – Year 2011
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Conclusion
The GIS centric approach with full deployment of enterprise-wide GIS functionality
helps policy makers for : • Better decisions related to Electricity and Water planning and operations.
• Plays a key role for KAHRAMAA higher management monitoring their Business
objectives and associated Key Performance Indicators (KPI).
•A GIS centric view of managing KAHRAMAA resources will not only address the
aging infrastructure but also the complexities of other challenges like Quality,
fast developments of the country and population growth.
Therefore as a KAHRAMAA, we have the accountability to address these issues
while balancing both cost and risk.
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Thank you
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