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Configuring location sharing for the Gas Leak Survey solution

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By Jason Schroeder
| Esri
ArcGIS Solutions helps you make the most of your GIS by providing purpose-driven, industry-specific configurations of ArcGIS. This article is the second in a multipart series designed to help you get the most out of the Gas Leak Survey solution. In the previous article, we introduced the solution and showed how ArcGIS helps modernize leak survey workflows by connecting field and office staff with mapcentric tools and automated data capture.
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Jason Schroeder (1978-2026) of New Baden, IL | Obituary | RiverBender.com

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By Jason Schroeder
| River Bender
Jason Todd Schroeder, 47, of New Baden, IL, born September 17, 1978, in Belleville, IL, died March 26, 2026, at his residence. Jason worked as a heavy equipment operator in the Union Local 520, and was very knowledgeable about his job. He was deeply involved in the NA community, always willing to do anything for anyone and enjoyed helping others. Jason loved music, travelling, camping, fishing, boating, and ATV riding.
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Modernize leak surveys with the Gas Leak Survey solution

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By Jason Schroeder
| Esri
ArcGIS Solutions helps you make the most of your GIS by providing purpose-driven, industry-specific configurations of ArcGIS. Natural gas utilities face increasing pressure to ensure public safety, reduce emissions, and meet evolving regulatory requirements. Detecting and documenting gas leaks is a critical part of this responsibility, although traditional leak survey workflows often make the process more challenging than it should be.
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