Position and topology
Record both where an asset is located and how it relates to the rest of the installation.
EMIKO Mapper
Keep the operational map aligned with the installation
Record where assets are installed, what supplies and controls them, and which equipment depends on each part of the infrastructure.
Understand the impact before isolating equipment
Select a feeder, controller or other mapped component to identify the assets recorded as dependent on it. Where live status is available, the team can also see whether affected equipment is currently active.
This gives operators and contractors better context before planned work, fault isolation or emergency intervention.
More than a location map
Knowing where a pedestal stands is not the same as knowing how it is connected. Mapper can document the relationships that matter during operation and maintenance.
- Which board or supply route feeds each asset
- Which controller operates each outlet, gate or lighting group
- Which assets sit downstream of a selected component
- Which service or function each unit performs
- Which infrastructure layer the record belongs to
Keep as-built documentation current
Original drawings become less reliable as installations are extended, repaired and reconfigured. Mapper keeps the operational record in the platform where authorised users can update it as work is completed.
Layered information
Show electrical, water, access, sensor and civil information separately or together, according to the user's role.
Change history
Retain previous states and attribute updates to the authorised person who made them.
Live operational context
Display current equipment state beside the documented relationships where connected data is available.
Useful throughout the asset lifecycle
During a fault
Identify equipment recorded downstream of the affected component before isolation.
Before planned work
Give contractors a clearer view of the existing installation and connection points.
During inspection
Present the current record and its change history instead of relying only on the original drawing.
At staff handover
Retain operational knowledge that would otherwise remain with individual employees.
When extending the installation
Review existing routes and relationships before specifying the next connection.
Several contributors, one controlled record
Authorised users can maintain the map under the same business and role permissions used elsewhere in EMIKO. Where a Partner manages several businesses, each keeps its own map and access scope.
Start with one defined area
Map one pontoon, distribution area or equipment group first. Compare the result with the existing documentation, establish an update process and then expand.
See Mapper against your own installation
Bring one pontoon or distribution area and we will show how the record is built and maintained.