When importing GIS data, Qatium will try to interpret the data and assign an asset type to each uploaded file. If you notice that Qatium couldn’t recognize your dataset, we recommend renaming your files to end as “_assettype”. E.g. mynetwork_valves.geojson
| Asset | Aliases (case insensitive) |
| Supply sources | "source", "reservoir", "fuente", "embalse", "pozo", "well", "suppl", "suministro", "inyeccion", "import", "input", "entrada", "wtp", "wtw" |
| Tanks | "tank", "tanque", "deposito", "almacenamiento", "tower" |
| Pumps | "pump", "bomba", "impulsion", "booster", "bombeo" |
| Valves | "valve", "valvula", "shutoff", "tcv", "gpv", "prv", "psv", "fcv", "pbv", "regula", "control", "llave", "grifo", "reductora", "reducing”, “reducer”, “backflow” |
| Junctions | "junction", "hydrant”, “hyd”, "fitting", "meter", "contador", "medidor" "hidrante", "nodo", "nudo", "ventosa", "incendio", "boca”, “cruce”, “sensor”, “logger”, “service”, “connection”, “desague”, “caudalimetro”, “clorador”, “filtro”, “muestreo”, “sondeo”, “toma_de_presion” |
| Zones | "zone", "zona”, “dma”, “sector” |
If you are a Modeler or you work with one, you can read this article or visit our Modelers’ Guide to learn more about categorizing assets.
Important:
Pipe feature files will be determined by their shape - line or polyline.