Sandy, UT — Azteca Systems announced the release of their updated and expanded series of asset data models for Cityworks. The geodatabase data models are used to define assets and store spatial information related to assets for public works, utilities and other industries.

These new data models replace previous versions and add to the existing library of industry standard models. The collection now includes geodatabase models for Facilities, Parks and Trees; Water, Wastewater and Storm water; and Streets, Signs and Traffic. As well the new series now includes data models for Treatment Plants.

Cityworks supports these models from Azteca Systems as well as data models from ESRI, Miner & Miner, Multi-Speak and other industry leaders. Miner & Miner offers data models for Electric Distribution, Electric Transmission and Gas while ESRI hosts models for a wide variety of uses. Azteca’s data models are all fully compliant with ESRI’s ArcGIS 9.x platform.

”We uphold the concept of an open data model approach and have engineered Cityworks to be data model independent,” said Brian Haslam, President Azteca Systems. “This enables our customers to use our geodatabase models out-of-the-box or as a starting point from which they can customize them to meet their specific needs. Moreover, our customers can build their own data models to support other needs such as transit, airports, cemeteries, marinas – anything they like!”

Cityworks is the only asset maintenance management solution built on top of ESRI's ArcGIS suite of products. Reaching the broadest array of customers, Cityworks can be deployed to manage any type of asset feature including, public works, water & wastewater, oil & gas, transportation, public utilities and telecommunications. With Cityworks, agencies that own and maintain capitol assets and infrastructure can effectively manage and optimize their assets within a GIS-centric architecture.

Cityworks Asset Geodatabase models are available from Azteca Systems.