@article {Hollenbeck:2000:1938-6478:642,
	author = "Hollenbeck, Alan J. and Speaker, Michelle",
	title = "DATA MANAGEMENT FOR LARGE SEWER SYSTEM STUDIES",
	journal = "Proceedings of the Water Environment Federation",
	volume = "2000",
	number = "9",
	year = "2000",
	abstract = "Large sewer system studies have historically required the gathering and management of large quantities of field investigation data. Recent technology has been used to efficiently gather and analyze this data. Digital technologies utilized by RJN Group on several large sewer system studies include the following:<P></P>&#60;list list-type&#61;"bullet"&#62; &#60;list-item&#62;<P></P>Scanable field inspection forms&#60;/list-item&#62; &#60;list-item&#62;<P></P>Direct digital capture of television inspection data in the field&#60;/list-item&#62; &#60;list-item&#62;<P></P>GPS survey of manhole/structure X,Y,Z location&#60;/list-item&#62; &#60;/list&#62;<P></P>In addition, technologies for digitally aided data analysis have included:<P></P>&#60;list list-type&#61;"bullet"&#62; &#60;list-item&#62;<P></P>Utilization of existing digital land base/sewer data&#60;/list-item&#62; &#60;list-item&#62;<P></P>Data exchange between hydraulic modeling and field inspection data&#60;/list-item&#62; &#60;/list&#62;<P></P>Case study examples from recent large sewer system studies conducted in Dallas, Arlington, Fort Worth and Austin, Texas, and Burlington, Iowa are presented.",
	pages = "642-647",
	url = "http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/wef/wefproc/2000/00002000/00000009/art00048",
	doi = "doi:10.2175/193864700784545892"
}