KML vs KMZ: choosing a network survey export
Understand the difference between KML and its packaged KMZ form, and what to check before sharing a mapped network route.
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A practical route kilometre survey workflow
Keep route identification, geo-tagged capture, measurement review and execution handoff connected throughout a network survey.
Read guide ↗Planned vs executed RKM: reviewing the difference
Compare route measurements at the right level, keeping surveyed, executed and commissioned lengths distinct during rollout review.
Read guide ↗Active vs passive network inventory
Understand how physical network infrastructure and installed equipment connect to routes, sites and handover records.
Read guide ↗From a mapped fault stretch to a field response
Connect fault location, team proximity, assignment and closure without confusing a map location with an entire dispatch decision.
Read guide ↗How to choose GIS for network rollout and operations
Evaluate the handoffs between survey, documentation, delivery and operations, alongside data and integration requirements.
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Glossary
A common language
for connected work.
Definitions grounded in the network workflow. Start with the term, then explore the task it supports.
GIS: geographic information systems
GIS connects geographic information with records and workflows so people can understand places, relationships and the work associated with them.
Read definition ↗Network POP records
POP-wise records bring together network site assets and capacity, keeping the site context available across inventory and delivery workflows.
Read definition ↗RKM: route kilometre
Route kilometre is a route-distance measure used in survey, mapping and execution reconciliation. Its meaning depends on the scope and stage of work.
Read definition ↗I&C: installation and commissioning
Installation and commissioning connects site-level status, test records and asset-linked handover documents before operational use.
Read definition ↗RFMS: route and fault management
Lumacorp uses RFMS for Route and Fault Management: locating fault stretches on the map and identifying nearby field teams.
Read definition ↗WFMS: work force management
Work Force Management connects field tickets, assignment, reassignment, closure, location-based dispatch and daily reports.
Read definition ↗Your network. Your next step.
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