While some organizations track snowplow locations, monitoring service status and understanding performance over time eludes them. Assessing storm responses and continuously improving operations requires information not easily attainable. Understanding where roads have been serviced and snowplows are currently located during a winter storm optimizes response activities and helps clearly communicate road status.
In this topic, you will learn how to use the solution by assuming the role of a user and performing the following workflows.
Note:
Use your organization's data or configured apps to follow these workflows.Start feeds and analytics
The feeds and analytics that support the Winter Weather Operations solution are meant to be long-running resources, kept on and running continuously over the course of the winter season.
In this workflow, you will assume the role of a Mapping technician supporting your agency's winter weather operations by starting the ArcGIS Velocity feeds and analytics used by the Winter Weather Operations solution before the winter season begins.
- In a browser, sign in to your organization and open the ArcGIS Velocity app.
- In the ArcGIS Velocity app, use the site menu and click Real-Time.
- On the Real-Time Analytics page, click the Edit button
for the Winter Vehicle Tracking real-time analytic.
- For each feed in the analytic, click the Start feed button if it is not already on.
- Click Save to commit changes (if applicable) and validate the analytic.
- Click Start to start the real-time analytic.
- Use the ArcGIS Velocity site menu and click Big Data.
- Click the Start button
on the Winter Operations Analytics scheduled big data analytic.
Manage a vehicle inventory
Before the winter season begins, agencies responsible for keeping roads safe during the winter prepare and plan for winter weather operations by readying vehicles, material, and personnel for the upcoming season. Changes in technology, workforce, and an increased use of contracted resources can make planning and response information difficult to access and manage. The result can lead to delays in winter response, budget overruns, and a frustrated community. Completing a vehicle inventory can help agencies identify needs by documenting all vehicles supporting their winter weather operations, both fleet and contracted.
The Winter Operations Center app can be used by operations managers of public works and transportation agencies to manage an authoritative source of information for all vehicles supporting winter weather operations.
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The Vehicles feature layer is shared by the Mowing Operations, Street Sweeping Operations, Winter Weather Operations solutions. Although a vehicle can support more than one of these operations, it can only be assigned to one operation at a time. If you are using more than one of these solutions, you can use the Operations Center web experience to view all vehicles supporting these operations and reassign a vehicle's current operation.
In these workflows, you will assume the role of an operations manager of a public works agency responsible for maintaining information on vehicles supporting winter weather operations.
Add a new vehicle
In this workflow, you will add a new vehicle to the vehicle inventory.
- Sign in to your ArcGIS organization, and then browse to the Winter Weather Operations solution.
- View the Winter Operations Center app.
The Winter Operations Center Home page is open by default.
- At the upper right, click Snowplows.
- Click + Add New.
The Add New Asset window appears.
- Complete the form with vehicle inventory details.
Note:
Required fields are marked with a red asterisk.
- Click Submit.
The success screen appears, indicating that your new asset information has been processed.
- Click the X to close the Add New Asset window. Pressing the vehicle's list refresh button will display the new asset information, otherwise the page will automatically refresh after 1 minute.
If you answered ArcGIS Only or Vendor AVL Location and ArcGIS Field Operations for the Automated Vehicle Location (AVL) Source question, this vehicle will automatically be available for use by drivers within the Winter Operations Reporter QuickCapture project. To support drivers of this vehicle with use of the Winter Operations Reporter QuickCapture project, complete the following tasks:
- Ensure that drivers of this vehicle are added to the Winter Operations Drivers ArcGIS Online group. See Provision users for more information.
- Ensure that drivers of this vehicle are added to the ArcGIS Tracker track view, ArcGIS Snowplow Drivers, created in the Create a track view topic.
Update vehicle information
Regular maintenance on assets supporting winter weather operations means occasional downtime for vehicles. In this workflow, you will update the status of a vehicle in your inventory.
- Confirm that you are signed in to your ArcGIS organization, and then browse to the Winter Weather Operations solution, if necessary.
- View the Winter Operations Center app.
The Winter Operations Center Home page is open by default.
- At the upper right, click Snowplows.
- Click the Edit Asset button
for a vehicle in the list.
The Edit Asset window appears.
- Update Status to Out for repair.
- Click Submit.
The success screen appears, indicating that your changes have been processed.
- Click the X to close the Edit Asset window. Pressing the vehicle's list refresh button will display the updated asset information, otherwise the page will automatically refresh after 1 minute.
Start a winter event
The ability to record snow removal and ice control activity by each operational period is important for operation mangers who want to track key performance metrics, compare response activities over the course of the season, and justify budget needs for the next season. The Winter Operations Center app can be used to define winter weather events so you can track key performance metrics during operational periods. Winter events can be optionally scheduled to start and stop at specified times, and can also be used to communicate important winter operations or travel condition information with the public during active winter events.
During an active event, an event phase can be used to define a different period of activity, such as a change in shift, type of operation, or when a service level changes such as a snow emergency or post-storm cleanup. Event phases can also be scheduled to start and stop with the active event.
In this workflow, you will assume the role of an operations and maintenance manager in a public works or transportation agency responsible for defining the start of an operational period of a winter weather event while also defining the first phase of the event that will focus on pre-storm activity such as pre-wetting and anti-icing operations.
- Confirm that you are signed in to your ArcGIS organization, and then browse to the Winter Weather Operations solution, if necessary.
- View the Winter Operations Center app.
The Winter Operations Center Home page is open by default.
- At the upper right, click Events.
- Click Start New Event.
The Start New Event window appears.
- Start by providing an Event Name. This question is required.
Note:
All questions are optional unless noted otherwise.
- For Event Start, select a date and time you want the event to start tracking winter response activities. This question is required.
- To start the event now, leave the current date and time (default).
- To schedule the event to start later, provide a date and time in the future.
- For Staff comments, provide notes or comments about this event as necessary.
Information entered here is only visible to staff with access to the Winter Operations Center web app.
- For Public notice, type a short notice or select a notice option from the Public notice template question.
Information entered here will be visible to the public in the Snow Route Status Dashboard for the duration of the active winter event or until the value is updated again using this form.
- To add an event phase, select Yes for the Add event phase? question.
The Event Phase questions appear.
Note:
Although optional, event phases help define a specific period of activity within an event so you can compare and track operational output as service levels, types of operation, and personnel shifts change over the course of the winter storm response. The number of in-service passes a road receives from a snowplow during operations is also uniquely tracked during an event phase.
- For Phase Start, define a start date and time for the phase. This question is required when creating an event phase.
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When creating a new event, a phase can be started at the same time as the event, or scheduled to start in the future.
- Complete the questions in the Phase information section. All questions in this section are optional.
- Click Submit.
Report issues, materials, and service status used during operations
Public works and transportation agencies can use ArcGIS to extend their ability to track and monitor winter weather operations by including vehicles with limited or no existing automated vehicle location (AVL) technology on board. Drivers equipped with ArcGIS location tracking technology and field operations apps can be tracked alongside vehicles supported by an AVL system, and operations managers can help record material used for any vehicle during operations.
Use the Winter Operations Reporter QuickCapture project
The Winter Operations Reporter ArcGIS QuickCapture project can be used by drivers to record current vehicle location, service status, and material used during winter weather operations.
In this workflow, you will assume the role of a driver for a public works agency who needs to track their vehicle location and report winter operations status and material usage information.
- Download ArcGIS QuickCapture onto your mobile device.
- Open QuickCapture and sign in to your ArcGIS organization.
- Tap the button to add a project, and then tap Browse Projects.
- Tap the Winter Operations Reporter project card to download it.
- In the gallery, tap the Winter Operations Reporter project card to open it.
- Tap the Start button to start location tracking.
- Tap the Vehicle that you will use for winter weather operations.
Note:
This vehicle list is generated by a dynamic lookup with the Vehicles table. Any vehicle that has a value of ArcGIS Only or Vendor AVL Location and ArcGIS Field Operations for the Automated Vehicle Location (AVL) Source field will be displayed in this list.
Before leaving your facility, you will update the vehicle's service status.
- In the Service Status button group, tap the In Transit button.
When you begin to service your snow route, you will update the service status again.
- In the Report Issues button group, tap the Illegal Parking button to report a vehicle at your current location that has illegally parked and, optionally, capture a photo.
- In the Service Status button group, tap the Plowing & Deicing button.
- When you return to the facilities for more solid material / salt, use the Report Materials group and tap the Solids button.
The Select Solid Material Amount window appears.
- Select an option that most accurately reflects the amount of material used.
Note:
Corrections can be made from previously material usage reports. Selecting one of these options will deduct that amount from the overall total reported by your vehicle.
Use the Winter Material Reporting form
Agencies have the flexibility to decide how material is reported and by whom. Some vehicles may have existing sensors that track this information as part of their AVL system, while other vehicles do not. The Winter Material Reporting form can be used by operations managers to help record material used for any vehicle during operations, giving managers another data point to validate other systems that may be tracking material for their fleet.
In this workflow, you will assume the role of an operations and maintenance manager responsible for reporting material used for each round trip a vehicle returns to the yard.
- Sign in to your ArcGIS organization, and then browse to the Winter Weather Operations solution.
- View the Winter Operations Center app, and then click Operations at the top right of the app.
- Click a vehicle in the Active Snowplows list or use the list Search to find a vehicle.The list of active snowplows is connected to the map and will open a popup for the vehicle's last known location.
- In the map pop-up for the vehicle, scroll to the bottom of the pop-up and click Submit Material Report.
The Winter Material Reporting forms launches in a new browser tab. The Vehicle ID, Vehicle Name, and carrying capacity information for the snowplow is shown in the form for reference.
- In the Solid Material question group, indicate if you want to report materials used, or a correction for previously submitted information for this vehicle.
Depending on the selection, you will be presented another question to indicate either amount used or amount corrected. A note summarizing the solid material amount being reported (in tons) will appear below the selection.
- In the Liquid Material question group, indicate if you want to report materials used, or a correction for previously submitted information for this vehicle.
Depending on the selection, you will be presented another question to indicate either amount used or amount corrected. A note summarizing the liquid material amount being reported (in gallons) will appear below the selection.
- Click Submit.
The success screen appears, indicating that your changes have been processed. You may close this browser tab.
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It may take several minutes before material report information is processed by the solution's analytics.
Monitor operations
Real-time information and transparency are critical during winter weather response activities. Maintaining a road network is complex, and quickly communicating progress to travelers is a challenge for government agencies. Understanding where snowplows have traveled and are currently located during a winter storm optimizes response activity and helps clearly communicate what roads have been serviced.
The Winter Operations Dashboard and Winter Season Dashboard apps can be used by operations managers to monitor winter weather operations in real time and track vehicle movement and material used during operational periods and throughout the entire winter season.
Track progress and vehicles during active operations
The Winter Operations Dashboard app helps you monitor snow response activities during operational periods so you can ensure service agreements and key performance metrics are being met.
In this workflow, you will assume the role of an operations manager who is looking to monitor progress during an active operation. You will use the Winter Operations Dashboard app to review key metrics and to monitor operations progress for servicing priority routes during an active winter weather event.
- Sign in to your ArcGIS organization, and then browse to the Winter Weather Operations solution.
- View the Winter Operations Dashboard app.
Note:
The Winter Operations Dashboard app can also be accessed from the Winter Operations Center. At the upper right, click Operations.The Winter Operations Dashboard app allows operations managers to monitor active operations including last known vehicle locations, open service requests, distance traveled, material used, number of passes, event service history and progress made toward servicing your road network during an active winter weather event.
- Beneath the map panel, a dynamic legend will progressively display the snow route symbology as shown on the map while operations unfold during the active event:
Snow routes are symbolized into four categories based on when they were last serviced: Last serviced within 1 hour, Last serviced between 1 and 6 hours, Last serviced over 6 hours ago, and Service pending.
- At the top right, click Active in the Phase filter to update the dashboard metrics and view operations information for just the active phase..
By default, the Phase filter is set to All, which displays event information for the overall event, regardless of the active phase. The Active Event filter will always be set to the active winter event by default.
- On the left, use the various dashboard filters to help you refine information shown in the map and dashboard elements.
Tip:
You can pin the filter panel to the dashboard by clicking the pin in the upper right corner.
The filter panel allows you to filter the metrics by Last serviced, Active Event Passes, Active Phase Passes, Districts, Priority, Route, Road class, Road name, Snowplows, and Vehicle Tracks. Use the Actives Vehicles list to select, pan, and zoom the map to a vehicle in active operations.
- At the bottom right, click the Reset button to reset the dashboard filters and map extent.
- From the Overall Event Passes filter, set the minimum to 2, and leave the maximum blank.
The map will update to show routes that have been serviced with a total of two passes (in either direction), and new symbology for snow routes will display thicker lines for more passes. Zoom the map to display labels for the number of passes on each segment.
- Zoom the map to reveal symbology that depicts which side of the road was serviced, then select a serviced snow route in the map.
The snow route popup displays last service information for each travel direction, as well as the number of passes for the overall event and the active phase, a breaks down the number of passes for both travel directions on the selected road segment.
- At the bottom right, click the Reset button to reset the dashboard filters and map extent.
- From the Districts filter, select a district.
- From the Priority filter, select the highest route priority.
The map and metrics are updated to reflect the service status of highest-priority routes in a given district.
Review performance throughout the winter season
The Winter Season Dashboard app helps you review response activities for any winter weather event so you can adapt future response plans and address performance challenges.
In this workflow, you will assume the role of an operations manager who wants to compare key metrics for previous winter events and drill into service history for a specific event.
- Sign in to your ArcGIS organization, and then browse to the Winter Weather Operations solution.
- View the Winter Season Dashboard app.
Note:
The Winter Season Dashboard app can also be accessed from the Winter Operations Center. At the upper right, click Season.The Winter Season Dashboard app allows operations managers to review key performance metrics for any operational period throughout the winter season including vehicle track history, route service history, distance traveled, material used, and service requests.
- Review the metrics currently displayed in the dashboard: such as indicators for number of events tracked, snowfall totals, distances traveled, materials tracked, and the event comparison chart.
By default, the dashboard will display metrics from all events unless otherwise noted that a selection is required.
- In the top right, click Event and select an event. The list of events will indicate if the event is still running or completed.
The Event filter will update the map with the event's service summary layer, the Event Service Summary indicator, the Event Phase Comparison chart, and the Event, Service, and Track lists. Indicators and charts for distance traveled and material usage will also update for the selected event. The event service summary map layer depicts what the service status of roads looked like when the event ended, and provides a way to drill into service history and number of passes completed for any selected road in the map for the overall event.
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Event service summary information, including map features, are only generated after the event has completed. If the selected event is still running (an active event), the Event Service Summary indicator will show 0 miles and no features will be shown in the map.
- In the top right, click Phase and select a phase (the Phase filter will indicate if no phases exist for the selected Event). The list of phases will indicate if the phase is still running or completed.
The Phase filter will update the map with the phase's service summary layer, the Phase Service Summary indicator, and the Event, Service, and Tracks lists. Indicators and charts for distance traveled and material usage will also update for the selected phase. The phase service summary map layer depicts what the service status of roads looked like when the phase ended, and provides a way to drill into service history and number of passes completed for any selected road in the map for that phase.
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Phase service summary information, including map features, are only generated after the phase has completed. If the Phase is still running, the Phase Service Summary indicator will show 0 miles and no features will be shown in the map.
- On the left, use various dashboard filters to help you refine information shown in the map and dashboard elements.
The Filters panel allows you to refine what Events are shown in the Events filter based on Event start date and total duration of the event and to refine the selected event's service summary information based on number of passes completed. The filters can also be used to refine the number of passes completed during a selected phase, and phase information can also be refined by operation type, shift, or service level. All snow route service information service information, including event and phase service summary layers and service history, can be refined by district, route priority, road class, snow route, and road name filters.
- In the bottom left, click the Tracks tab to reveal the Vehicle Track History list
Event and Snowplows filter selections are required to show information in Vehicle Track History list and in the map. The Vehicle Track History list will display records in the current extent of the map, with the top 100 records shown with the oldest records at the top.
- In the top right, click Event to select an event (if no event is selected).
- In the top right, click Snowplows and select one or more snowplows.
The map will update and display vehicle locations summarized as hexagon bins with the number of records displayed as the label.
Tip:
Zoom the map to view discrete vehicle locations (at the streets zoom-level) and to update records shown in the Vehicle Track History list..
Define a new phase of the event
Depending on the severity of the winter storm and its effects on road conditions, changes in response activities, service levels, and personnel will occur over the course of the active winter event. For example, during snow emergencies, winter response activities are focused on keeping emergency and priority routes passable, while post-storm activities involve service levels that require all roads be plowed within a certain timeframe.
In this workflow, you will assume the role of an operations manager that needs to schedule a new event phase for the planned start of snow emergency operations. You will use the Events page within the Winter Operations Center app to schedule the end of the current phase while also scheduling the start of the next phase.
- Confirm that you are signed in to your ArcGIS organization, and then browse to the Winter Weather Operations solution, if necessary.
- View the Winter Operations Center app.
The Winter Operations Center Home page is open by default.
- At the upper right, click Events.
- Click the Update Event button
for the active event in the event list.
The Update Event window appears.
- Scroll the page to the Event Phase section.
By default, the first phase of the event is shown. A note displays the status of the selected phase. The Event Phase section title will indicate how many event phases exist for the event. If multiple phases have been created during the event, the number button can be used browse to different phases.
Note:
Although only one phase can be active at a time, phases can be scheduled to end and start sequentially.
- Use the Event Phase number buttons to browse to the active phase.
- Scroll the page to the Phase end section.
- For Phase End, enter a date and time for 2am the next day.
A new question appears, Add event phase?.
- For Add event phase?, select Yes.
A new phase is added to the event and the number button will appear at the top of the Event Phase section.
- Browse to the newly created event phase by clicking on the Event Phase number button.
- For Phase Start, enter a date and time for 2:00 am the next day. This question is required when creating an event phase.
Note:
A phase must start at the same time or after the previous phase. Prompts in the form will indicate if the selected date and time meet this requirement.
- Complete the questions in the Phase information section. All questions are optional.
- For Service Level, select Level 1.
- For Phase staff comments, type Snow Emergency.
- Click Submit.
The previous phase will end at 2:00 am the next day, and the next phase will begin at the same time.
Discover winter weather response information
Adverse weather conditions have a major impact on the safety of roadways, and communities depend on efficient winter weather operations to keep roads safe and keep traffic flowing. To provide a safer commute during winter storms, progressive communities use mapping technologies to help inform the traveling public about community winter response plans and when routes were last serviced so that drivers can plan for a safer commute.
In these workflows, you will assume the role of a resident or member of the public who wants to understand when roads were last serviced and when and where parking restrictions are in effect. Finally, as a concerned resident, you will notify the city of a problem that occurred during recent snow and ice clearing efforts by the local municipality.
View road status updates
First, you will view the most recent service information for local roads.
- In a browser, from the Winter Weather Operations solution, view the Safe Winter Roads ArcGIS Hub site.
The Safe Winter Roads site provides access to winter weather information provided by your local municipality or state government agency.
- Scroll to the Current Road Status section.
Two embedded apps are found in this section: Snow Route Status Lookup and Snow Route Status Dashboard. Snow Route Status Lookup app features an address search to view route status information during a winter storm event. The Snow Route Status Dashboard features a map with current, up-to-date information about the status of routes in your community.
Tip:
Click Launch App to open the Snow Route Status Dashboard app in full screen.
- Enter an address in the search bar where it reads Find address or place.
- Matched addresses will be shown as you type an address. Click a matched address to view route status information for that location.
- Alternatively, click Use current location to search based on your device's current location.
Route status results are shown under the address search bar.
- Scroll the page to reveal the Snow Route Status Dashboard.
This dashboards elements, including the map layers, legend, and onscreen notices and title header, will automatically update over the course of the winter event. Similarly, if there are no active winter operations, these dashboards elements will automatically update to indicate no active operations.
- On the left, a winter operations notice automatically displays the status of winter weather operations.
Note:
A second notice may be displayed. The second note is generated by Agency staff that may want to communicate additional information about their winter storm response, such as parking restrictions that have gone in to effect, or a caution to the traveling public about dangerous travel conditions. - View the Route Status legend to understand when different routes were last serviced.
- Click a route on the map to get more detailed information about when the route was last serviced.
- After you have finished reviewing when routes in your community were last serviced, scroll to the top of the Safe Winter Roads site.
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If you've launched the Route Status app in full screen, at the upper left, click the Safe Winter Roads site title link to return to the main site.
Explore winter weather response plans
Next, you will review information about the community's winter weather response plans.
- In a browser, from the Winter Weather Operations solution, view the Safe Winter Roads site.
- Scroll to the How We Operate section, and then under Snow Routes and Restrictions, click Learn more.
The Snow Routes and Parking Restrictions app opens. By default, Designated Snow Routes are shown in the map along with the legend. This app provides information about where the municipality or state agency is responsible for providing snow and ice removal services and where priority routes and parking restrictions are located.
- On the top left, click Map Layers, then click Snow Route Priority.
The map and map legend updates to show the Snow Route Priority information. Repeat this step to view Parking Restrictions.
- After you have finished reviewing the information, at the upper left, click the Safe Winter Roads site title link to return to the main site.
Submit service requests
Finally, you will submit a service request.
- In a browser, from the Winter Weather Operations solution, view the Safe Winter Roads site.
- Scroll to the Request Service section.
Tip:
To jump to this section, scroll to the Winter Road Information section and click the Request Service button.
- Click Submit Request to launch the Winter Request form.
- For Select Request Type, choose a request type from the drop-down list.
- For Add a Location, use the search field to set the service location; alternatively, click the Find my location button or click the location on the map.
- Optionally, add additional details, photos, and contact information.
- To complete your service request, click Submit.
- At the upper left, click the Safe Winter Roads title link to return to the main site.
Triage service requests
Staff can use the Winter Request Manager to triage snow/ice service requests from the community. This allows staff to monitor and address small issues before they become too big, costly, or unsafe for your community.
You will assume the role of an operations manager responsible for providing status updates on service requests. You will use the Winter Request Manager app to triage submitted reports and update the status of reports as they move through the queue.
- Sign in to your ArcGIS organization and browse to the Winter Request Manager app.
Note:
The Winter Request Manager app can also be accessed by browsing to the Requests page from the Winter Operations Center app. - Click the Filters button.
- Use the filters to refine the submitted service requests, and then click Close when you are done setting the filters.
- In the Winter Requests table, identify and select a service request.
- At the lower-left corner of the app, review the details of the service request.
- In the app, click the Edit button.
- Click the Status drop-down arrow and change the status.
As new service requests are submitted by the community and sweeper operators, update the status to Received to acknowledge receipt of the new request. Continue to update the status of the request as you further investigate, prepare to address, and complete or cancel the service request.
- Click Update to commit your changes.
End a winter event
Measuring effectiveness and improving winter operations begins with proper tracking of response activities during operational periods. When a winter event ends and the operational period comes to a close, operations managers need to be able to summarize their response activity associated with the conditions observed during their operations. The Winter Operations Center app can be used to end an active operational period and summarize key performance metrics and weather observations.
In this workflow, you will assume the role of an operations manager in a transportation agency who is responsible for ending the active operational period and providing key performance metrics and observations associated with the past winter weather event.
- Confirm that you are signed in to your ArcGIS organization, and then browse to the Winter Weather Operations solution, if necessary.
- View the Winter Operations Center app.
The Winter Operations Center Home page is open by default.
- At the bottom of the page, click the End Active Event button.
The End Active Event window appears.
- For Event End, provide a date and time to end the event.
- To end the event now, leave the current date and time (default).
- To schedule the event to end later, update the value to a date and time in the future.
- Scroll the page to review and update event information.
- If a phase is still active, an onscreen notice will indicate which phase is active and what to do next. Proceed to step 6.
- If no phase is active, proceed to step 9.
- Scroll the page to the Event Phase section, then click the phase number button of the active phase.
The Event Phase information will update to show the active phase.
- Scroll the page to review and update the phase information.
- For Phase End, provide a date and time to end the phase.
- To end the phase now, provide the current date and time.
- To schedule the phase to end later, provide a date and time in the future.
Note:
The Phase End date and time cannot come after the Event End date and time. - Click Submit.
The event (and phase) will end at the next run time of the scheduled analytic if you chose to end now. Otherwise, the event and/or phase will continue to be Active until their scheduled dates and times.
When an event ends, the snow route status information will update immediately, and the public Snow Route Status Dashboard will also update and indicate that there are no active winter operations at this time.
Stop feeds and analytics
Feeds and analytics supporting the Winter Weather Operations solution can be stopped during the off-season.
In these workflows, you will assume the role of a Mapping technician supporting your agency's winter operations by stopping the ArcGIS Velocity feeds and analytics used by the Winter Weather Operations solution.
- In the ArcGIS Velocity app, use the site menu and click Real-Time.
- On the Real-Time Analytics page, click the Edit button
for the Winter Vehicle Tracking real-time analytic.
Note:
Before proceeding to the next step, ensure that any feeds you turn off in the Winter Vehicle Tracking real-time analytic are not being used by other real-time analytics currently running in your organization.
- For each feed in the analytic, click the Stop feed button.
- Click Save to commit changes (if applicable) and validate the analytic.
- Click Stop to stop the real-time analytic.
- Use the ArcGIS Velocity site menu and click Big Data.
- On the Big Data Analytics page, click the Stop button
on the Winter Operations Analytics scheduled big data analytic.