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Attribution.pmd 1 2/23/2004, 11:34 AM Contents 1 Introduction 1 Rich suite of graphical editing tools 2 ArcGIS data editor 3 Editing in data view and layout view 4 Tools for editing and managing topologies 5 Tools for editing and managing networks in a geodatabase 6 Context menus and shortcut keys for increased productivity 7 Tools for rubber sheeting, adjusting, and edgematching feature data 8 Multiuser editing with version management and conflict detection 9 Remote editing of data checked out from your versioned geodatabase 10 Editing in projected space 11 Tips on learning how to edit in ArcMap 12 2 Editing basics 13 An overview of the editing process 14 The Editor toolbar 16 Exploring the Editor toolbar 17 Editing keyboard shortcuts 23 The Advanced Editing toolbar 25 Adding editing toolbars 26 Upgrading a geodatabase 27 Adding the data you want to edit 28 Starting and stopping an edit session 29 Managing the map cache 31 Changing the options of the Task menu 33 Selecting features 34 Moving features 38 Copying and pasting features 42 Deleting features 43 Setting the number of decimal places used for reporting measurements 44 iii Contents.pmd 3 2/23/2004, 11:47 AM 3 Creating new features 45 How to create a new feature 46 Creating point features and vertices 52 Creating lines and polygons 63 Creating segments using directions and lengths 69 Creating segments using angles from existing segments 72 Creating segments that are circular arc curves 76 Creating segments by tracing features 81 Duplicating features with the Copy Features tool 82 Creating a fillet curve between two lines 83 Extending a line 84 Trimming a line 85 Proportionally dividing a line 86 Getting a COGO description of a feature with the Inverse tool 88 Creating edit sketch geometry with the Traverse tool 89 Creating two-point line features to populate COGO attributes 94 Obtaining a closure report 96 Techniques for adjusting a traverse 97 Saving a traverse 99 Loading a traverse 100 Exploding a multipart feature 101 Generalizing a feature 102 Smoothing a feature 103 The Snapping Environment window 104 Types of snapping properties 105 Using the snapping environment 106 The Snap to Feature command 109 Setting the direction measuring system and units for editing tools 110 Setting the direction type and angular units 112 Setting the ground to grid conversion 114 Using a ground to grid correction 115 Setting the distance units for tools 117 iv EDITING IN ARCMAP Contents.pmd 4 2/23/2004, 11:47 AM 4 Editing topology 119 What is topology? 120 Topology basics for data editors 121 Topology rules 124 Topology errors and exceptions 132 Geometric elements of a topology 133 Editing features in a topology 135 Correcting topology errors 138 Making new features with topology tools 139 Adding the Topology toolbar 141 Map topology concepts 142 Creating a map topology 143 Editing shared geometry 145 Rebuilding the topology cache 154 Clearing selected topology elements 155 Finding out which features share topology elements 156 Using the edit sketch to make topology edits 160 Stretching features when editing topology elements 166 Snapping to topology nodes 168 Changing the symbology for selected error features 169 Changing the symbology for topology elements 170 Changing the symbology for topology layers 171 Validating edits to a topology 173 Summarizing topology errors 174 Correcting errors 176 Creating new polygons from lines 180 Creating new features from the geometry of existing features 181 CONTENTS v Contents.pmd 5 2/23/2004, 11:47 AM 5 Using a digitizer 185 Setting up your digitizing tablet and preparing your paper map 186 Registering your paper map 188 Creating features using a digitizer 192 Digitizing features in point mode 193 Digitizing features in stream mode 195 6 Creating features from other features 199 Copying a line at a specific interval 200 Creating a buffer around a feature 202 Creating a mirror image of a feature 204 Merging features from the same layer into one feature 206 Combining features from different layers into one feature 208 Creating a feature from features with common areas 210 7 Editing existing features 213 Splitting a line or polygon 214 Trimming a line 218 Extending a line 221 Flipping a line 223 Placing points along a line 224 Reshaping a line or polygon 226 Adding and deleting sketch vertices 228 Moving a vertex in a sketch 230 Changing the properties of a sketch 235 Scaling features 239 Clipping features 241 Stretching geometry proportionately 242 Stretching a feature’s geometry proportionately 243 vi EDITING IN ARCMAP Contents.pmd 6 2/23/2004, 11:47 AM 8 Spatial adjustment 245 About spatial adjustments 246 The Spatial Adjustment toolbar 250 An overview of the spatial adjustment process 251 Adding the Spatial Adjustment toolbar 253 Choosing the input data for adjustment 254 Choosing a transformation method 255 Choosing a rubber sheet method 256 Choosing an edge snap method 257 Setting the edge snap properties 258 Creating displacement links 259 Creating multiple displacement links 260 Creating identity links 262 Using the Limited Adjustment Area tools 263 Using the Edge Match tool 264 Modifying the link and limited adjustment area symbols 265 Selecting links 266 Modifying displacement links 268 Deleting displacement links 270 Viewing the Link Table 272 Opening a link file 273 Saving a link file 274 Opening a Control Point file 275 Creating displacement links from control points 276 Previewing the adjustment 278 Performing the adjustment 279 Attribute Transfer Mapping 280 Using the Attribute Transfer tool 282 CONTENTS vii Contents.pmd 7 2/23/2004, 11:47 AM 9 Editing attributes 283 Viewing attributes 284 Adding and modifying attributes 286 Copying and pasting attributes 288 10 Editing geodatabase attributes 291 Editing a geodatabase with ArcMap 292 Editing features with subtypes and default values 293 Editing attribute domains 297 Validating features 298 11 Editing relationships and related objects 301 Understanding relationships and related objects 302 Editing relationships and related objects 307 12 Editing geometric networks 327 Editing network features 328 Creating network edges 333 Subsuming network junctions 340 Enabled and disabled network features 344 The Network Editing toolbar 345 Validating network features 350 13 Editing annotation 353 Working with annotation in the geodatabase 354 Updating annotation created in ArcGIS 8 356 Converting labels to annotation 357 Creating new annotation features 361 The Annotation toolbar 362 Editing the size and position of annotation features 371 Editing the appearance of annotation features 376 Working with feature-linked annotation 387 viii EDITING IN ARCMAP Contents.pmd 8 2/23/2004, 11:47 AM 14 Editing dimension features 391 Editing dimension features 392 Adding the Dimensioning toolbar 398 Creating dimension features 399 Modifying dimension features 423 15 Working with a versioned geodatabase 427 Integrating versioning with your organization’s work flow 428 Registering data as versioned 430 Creating and administering versions in ArcCatalog 431 Working with versions in ArcMap 438 Editing and conflict resolution 441 Editing a version 446 Versioning scenarios 450 Glossary 453 Index 479 CONTENTS ix Contents.pmd 9 2/23/2004, 11:47 AM Contents.pmd 10 2/23/2004, 11:47 AM
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