Explore Studio Inline

1. Studio Inline (5-minute read)
   • Modernize your linear asset management with VertiGIS Studio Inline. Harness the power of geospatial technology to optimize operations, reduce costs, and make data-driven decisions for your linear infrastructure. 
2. Documentation Center:  Requirements (1-minute read)
   • VertiGIS Inline requires an ArcGIS Online or Portal for ArcGIS identity (admin rights needed for Portal). Inline Designer supports 64-bit Chrome, Firefox, and Edge browsers. Portal 10.8.1+ is supported. Recommended device resolution is 1440×900 or higher. No extra firewall ports or cookies are required. Licensing requires ArcGIS named users (Creator or GIS Professional). CORS settings may need updates if modified from defaults. Windows-secured Portals may require Web Adaptor Extensions.
3. Documentation Center: Key Features
   • Designer
     • Create interactive straight-line diagrams and alignment sheets in an intuitive, web-based Designer.
   • Dynamic charts
     • Present your linear referenced data to your users in a dynamic Inline view.
   • Build once, deploy anywhere
     • Use your preferred ArcGIS portal to create web maps, and use those maps to create views in the Designer. Users can interact with your views using Geocortex Viewer for HTML5, VertiGIS Studio Web, or Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS.
4. Documentation Center: Create your first view (3-minute read)
   • VertiGIS Inline Designer lets users create and test views by configuring map options, adding bands, charts, and data sources, then running them in the Sandbox environment. An ArcGIS Online or Portal for ArcGIS identity (admin rights for Portal) is required. Key steps include creating a view, selecting map services and centerline layers, configuring display settings, adding bands and charts, connecting data sources, customizing chart appearance and tooltips, saving the view as an ArcGIS item, and testing it in Sandbox.
5. Mississauga's Inline Advantage (29-minute view)
   • The City of Mississauga uses VertiGIS Inline together with ArcGIS Roads and Highways to manage road permits via a Linear Reference System (LRS). This integration replaces manual spreadsheets, enhancing data visualization, reducing errors, and improving cross-departmental coordination.

6. VertiGIS Inline - Transportation - FHWA Report (2-minute view)
   • Explore how VertiGIS Studio & VertiGIS Inline streamline linear asset management and emergency reporting. Select route segments (e.g., US 36), visualize multi-layer LRS data, and trigger custom workflows to generate official FHWA Detailed Damage Inspection Reports directly from the map interface. Dynamic forms allow you to populate damage estimates, cost breakdowns, and project phases to auto-generate exportable PDF reports—bridging GIS spatial data with compliance reporting effortlessly.
7. VertiGIS Inline - Energy - Anomaly Work Order (2-minute view)
   • Explore how VertiGIS Studio & VertiGIS Inline optimize pipeline asset management and maintenance workflows. Visualize multi-layered LRS data, track inline inspection (ILI) anomalies, and monitor ground elevation profiles in real time. Select precise pipeline locations directly on the map to create work orders, set priority levels, and automatically generate exportable PDF Work Order Status Reports—connecting spatial insights with field operations seamlessly.
8. Product Showcase: VertiGIS Studio Inline (42-minute view)
   • VertiGIS Studio Inline transforms complex linear reference data into dynamic, interactive charts. Perfect for industries like transportation and energy, it integrates directly with your GIS. Users can visualize assets, streamline business processes, and automate reporting through a unified, live-connected interface. It supports industry standards like Roads and Highways and PODS, enhancing existing enterprise applications with real-time data insights.

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