Absolutely. In New Zealand they use a metadata architecture wherein they basically say, okay, you have a pipe for waste water, you have a pipe for clean water, you have all of these various pieces of infrastructure. What we need to do is determine how to account for these on a similar basis. This is ongoing in New Zealand and it's spreading across the country, so there are examples where this is already being done.
Then we can catalogue all of this infrastructure and can actually compile this together to understand exactly where the needs are currently and where the needs are going to be ultimately for infrastructure.
if you look at subnational jurisdictions, often within that same subnational jurisdiction you might see different city departments that are accounting for inventory differently within one specific subnational jurisdiction, so you can't even understand that within that jurisdiction let alone across the entire country.