Address DIMP Requirements by Leveraging Geography

GIS can help you meet DIMP requirements.

Dimp Webinar Join us for a free webinar to see how other utilities are taking ArcGIS into the field with iPads and Windows tablets or laptops, and learn how you can quickly gather data for your DIMP report. Thursday, May 3 11:00 a.m. — 12:00 p.m. [PDT]   Register Now

DIMP Webinar Series Explore what GIS offers to DIMP, watch the recordings of the five-part series.

Every threat involved in a distribution integrity management program (DIMP) has a geographic location.

When you use GIS technology from Esri, you connect distribution data to its geographic location. This allows you to keep information current, and provides you with a powerful analytical tool to identify and quantify threats, calculate and model risks, and create accurate reports.

GIS technology leverages the geographic components of your gas distribution system to help you reduce risk, improve safety, and satisfy DIMP requirements.

DIMP Resources

• The Esri-SHRIMP Interface tools have been developed as a set of geoprocessing models for the ArcGIS system.
• Discover how GIS can add to SHRIMP to help you meet DIMP requirements.
• Discussion forum: Share ideas for modeling risk and consequence factors.
• Download the free DIMP risk calculation model
• New brochure describes GIS for Gas Distribution Integrity Management [PDF]
• New flier describes GIS for Gas Distribution—DIMP [PDF]