Asset_Py (FeatureServer)

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Service Description: The spatially located Montgomery Parks assets referenced in the Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) system such as athletic fields, courts, picnic shelters, and more.

Service ItemId: 1999b0cdd21f4c638c6c6afe957f7b56

Has Versioned Data: false

Max Record Count: 2000

Supported query Formats: JSON

Supports applyEdits with GlobalIds: False

Supports Shared Templates: True

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Asset Polygons (0)

Description:

The Montgomery Parks - Asset Polygons layer shows the location of park assets by type captured as polygons shapes.  Park assets are features and/or objects found within or near a park boundary. Some assets serve as park attractions and amenities such as soccer fields and basketball courts. The layer comprises of assets that are external and not easily moved. This Asset Polygons layer pulls from individual asset layers and integrates with information in EAM to provide a comprehensive dataset. A list of these layers is below:

Athletic Fields layer - contains athletic fields such as baseball, soccer, etc.
Court Pads layer - contains court pads, which are the underlying contiguous court surfaces like asphalt for a set of basketball courts or sand for a volleyball court.
Courts layer - contains the various the variously sported courts spanning basketball to handball to pickleball and more.
Picnic Shelters layer - contains both permitted and non-permitted shelters.

Notes

If you need assets represented as points instead, refer to the Montgomery Parks - Asset Points layer, which contains these same polygon assets as points plus other every other asset.
Contact the Data Analytics Section of Montgomery Parks for more information via email: dataanalytics@montgomeryparks.org.

Update Cycle

Layer is updated every Monday and Thursday morning on an automated basis. The Analytics Team programs the Azure cloud to source data from the assorted layers representing assets that Montgomery Parks manages and ArcGIS Data Pipelines pulls said data back into this layer on an automated basis. Not all asset layers are incorporated but they eventually will be. Explore the Categories and Source Layers available in the layer to discover which are currently available.

Benefits

Streamline assets for GIS - A unified asset layer simplifies mapping and analysis by reducing the need to manage multiple layers. This is especially beneficial for divisions and teams frequently engaged in GIS, improving workflow efficiency and productivity.
Foundational for Key Applications - The comprehensive asset layers serve as core data for various mapping applications, supporting decision-making and enhancing public engagement across multiple platforms.
Integrated Data and Reduced Silos - By integrating data from multiple sources, the asset layers provide users with more comprehensive insights, minimizing the confusion of dealing with scattered data across systems. This leads to faster analysis and better decision-making.
Broader Access and Flexibility - While detailed layers are maintained by specific teams, the comprehensive asset layer allows for broader access across divisions and the public. This makes asset data more readily available and usable for a wide range of stakeholders, promoting transparency and efficiency.

Copyright Text: Montgomery Parks Data Analytics Section with the help of various Montgomery Parks data stewards.

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Units: esriFeet

Child Resources: Info SharedTemplates

Supported Operations: Query ConvertFormat Get Estimates