Module Spatial Data Tool

The Module Spatial Data tool enables users to display Lucity Work data and some Inspection data in the map. These data layers represent a live, spatial view of the information in the Lucity database.

To use the Module Spatial Data tool, an agency must be running the Lucity Spatial Updater.
More information about the Lucity Spatial Updater

Data from the following modules can be viewed in the map using the Module Spatial Data tool:

Sewer
- Pipe TV Inspections
- Pipe CCTV Assessment
- Pipe Smoke Tests
- Building Inspections
- Overflows
Storm
- Conduit TV Inspections
- Conduit CCTV Assessment
Street
- Routes
- Sidewalk Inspections
Water
- Flushing Routes
- Mainbreaks
- Raw Mainbreaks
- Recycled Mainbreaks
Work
- Work Requests
- Work Orders
- Work Permits
- PM/Templates
- Master Projects
- Projects

The first section of the tool is used to select the data that will be displayed in the map.

The second section of the tool is used to select which Lucity fields to include in the map layer.

Click the button.
Click the Select Module button.
Choose a module and click OK.
Enter the Layer Title that you prefer for the layer this tool will create.
Click the Acquire button to select a filter. More information about acquiring filters.
If you are only interested in data that is in the area the map is currently displaying check the Limit results to current map extent box.
In the Configure Properties To Include section, select any additional fields that should show up in the results.
Set a Symbol Color and Size.
If you want to use the Color code based on field option, select a Field and Color Palette.
Click Load. The spatial data is loaded into the map.

After adding the Lucity Spatial information to the map, users can interact with the points using several system tools.

Map Layers

New layers are added to the map for different types of locations: One for point locations, one for lines, and one for polygons. In the Table of Contents, users can hide layers, open the data table, or remove the layer completely.

Data Table

If you go to the data table click the arrow next to the layer you created to expand it. Click the to open the gis Data Table for the layer. Select a record in the list to display several Lucity tools.

spatial locations data table

Open Module View

Opens the Data table and displays the Lucity Data for the currently selected records.

This gives you access to more detailed information and allows you to edit the Lucity record.

Relationships *

Displays a list of modules with records related to the selected record in the grid.

Documents

Enables users to view documents attached to a highlighted feature and/or attach new documents.

Selected Module	Identifies the Lucity module that contains the information the user wishes to display in the map.
Select Module	Enables the user to select a module to display.
Layer Title	Indicates the name of the map layer that this tool will create. Users may edit the name generated by the system.
Filter	Enables the user to specify the set of records that the tool will display in the map.
Acquire	Enables the user to edit the Filter that the tool will use.
Limit results to current map extent	Causes the tool to only display results that would show up in the current bounds displayed in the map.

Select Module	Lists the tables that are part of the Selected Module. Click on a table to see its fields.
Select Field	Lists all fields that are part of the selected table. Click a field and then click the Add button add it to the selected fields box (far right of pop-up).
Selected Fields	Indicates which fields have been selected for inclusion in the map layer. Click a field and then click Remove to exclude it from the map layer.