domain network

A domain network is the primary classification of a utility networkA utility network is a feature service that represents a utility system, such as water, gas, or electricity. A utility network provides the capabilities to visualize, edit, and analyze utility assets and data.Learn more, representing the utility system type, such as electricity, gas, or water. This might be further classified as either a distribution or transmission domain network, such as a water transmission domain network and a water distribution domain network within the same utility network. All domain networks in a utility network share the same structure networkA structure network is a network representing features within a utility network that do not carry a resource, such as cabinets and poles.Learn more, connecting devices and lines by common structures. Each domain network contains a tierA tier is either 1) a level in the MVC programming pattern; 2) in a utility network, a tier is part of the architectural structure of a subnetwork that helps to define its properties and restrictions.Learn more along with a subnetwork controllerA subnetwork controller is a type of utility network feature from which a resource is delivered or collected, such as a circuit breaker (electric), town border stations (gas), or water towers (water).Learn more type to indicate whether the subnetwork controllers are acting as sinks (resource flow is toward the controller) or sources (resource can only flow away from or exit the controller).