Align Features, Calculate Transformation Errors, Edgematch Features, Generate Edgematch and Rubbersheet Links Tools
Align Features
How to use Align Features Tool in Arc Toolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??
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| Align Features |
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Align
Features Tool, Conflation Toolset, Editing Tools Toolbox
Align Features
Identifies inconsistent
portions of the input features against target features within a search distance
and aligns them with the target features.
1. Input Features
Input line or polygon
features to be adjusted.
2. Target Features
Input lines or polygons
as target features.
3. Search Distance
The distance used to
search for match candidates. A distance must be specified and it must be
greater than zero. You can choose a preferred unit; the default is the feature
unit.
4. Match Fields (optional)
Fields from input and
target features. If specified, each pair of fields are checked for match
candidates to help determine the right match.
Calculate Transformation Errors
How to Calculate Transformation Errors Tool in Arc Toolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??
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| Calculate Transformation Errors |
Path to access the tool
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Calculate
Transformation Errors Tool, Conflation Toolset, Editing
Tools Toolbox
Calculate Transformation Errors
Calculates residue
errors and root mean square error (RMSE) based on the coordinates of the input
links between known control points to be used for spatial data transformation.
1. Input Link Features
Input link features that
link known control points for spatial transformation.
2. Output Link Table
The output table containing input links feature IDs and their residual errors. The residual errors for input links are written to the specified output table that contains the following fields:
Orig_FID: The input link feature ID
- X_Source: The x coordinate of the source or from end location of the link
- Y_Source: The y coordinate of the source or from end location of the link
- X_Destination: The x coordinate of the destination or to end location of the link
- Y_Destination: The y coordinate of the destination or to end location of the link
- Residual_Error: The residual error of the transformed location
3. Method (optional)
Transformation method to use to convert input feature coordinates.
- AFFINE—Affine transformation requires a minimum of three transformation links. This is the default.
- PROJECTIVE—Projective transformation requires a minimum of four transformation links.
- SIMILARITY—Similarity transformation requires a minimum of two transformation links.
Edgematch Features
How to Edgematch Features Tool in Arc Toolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??
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| Edgematch Features |
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Edgematch
Features Tool, Conflation Toolset, Editing Tools Toolbox
Edgematch Features
Modifies input line
features by spatially adjusting their shapes, guided by the specified edgematch
links, so they become connected with the lines in the adjacent dataset.
1. Input Features
Input line features to
be adjusted.
2. Input Link Features
Input line features
representing edgematch links.
3. Method (optional)
Edgematch method to be used to adjust either input features only or both input features and adjacent features to new connecting locations.
- MOVE_ENDPOINT—Moves the endpoint of a line to the new connecting location. This is the default.
- ADD_SEGMENT—Adds a straight segment at the end of a line so it ends at the new connecting location.
- ADJUST_VERTICES—Adjusts the endpoint of a line to the new connecting location. The remaining vertices are also adjusted so its positional changes are gradually reduced toward the opposite end of the line.
4. Adjacent Features (optional)
Line features that are
adjacent to input features. If specified, both the input and adjacent features
are adjusted to meet at new connecting locations,
either the midpoints of the
edgematch links or locations nearest to the midpoints of the links on the
border features (if specified).
5. Border Features (optional)
Line or polygon features
representing borders between the input and adjacent features. When you specify
border features, both input and adjacent features are adjusted to meet at new
connecting locations nearest to the midpoints of the links on the border
features.
Generate Edgematch Links
How to Generate Edgematch Links Tool in Arc Toolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??
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| Generate Edgematch Links |
Path to access the tool
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Generate
Edgematch Links Tool, Conflation Toolset, Editing
Tools Toolbox
Generate Edgematch Links
Finds matching but
disconnected line features along the edges of the source data's area and its
adjacent data's area, and generates edgematch links from the source lines to
the matched adjacent lines.
1. Source Features
Line features as
edgematching source features. All edgematch links start at source features.
2. Adjacent Features
Line features adjacent
to source features. All edgematch links end at matched adjacent features.
3. Output Feature Class
Output feature class
containing lines representing edgematch links.
4. Search Distance
The distance used to
search for match candidates. A distance must be specified and it must be
greater than zero. You can choose a preferred unit; the default is the feature
unit.
5. Match Fields (optional)
Fields from source and
target features, where target fields are from the adjacent features. If
specified, each pair of fields are checked for match candidates to help
determine the right match.
Generate Rubbersheet Links
How to Generate Rubbersheet Links Tool in Arc Toolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??
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| Generate Rubbersheet Links |
Path to access the tool
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Generate
Rubbersheet Links Tool, Conflation Toolset, Editing
Tools Toolbox
Generate Rubbersheet Links
Finds where the source
line features spatially match the target line features and generates lines
representing links from source locations to corresponding target locations for rubbersheeting.
1. Source Features
Line features as source
features for generating rubbersheet links. All links start at source features.
2. Target Features
Line features as target
features for generating rubbersheet links. All links end at matched target
features.
3. Output Feature Class
Output feature class
containing lines representing regular rubbersheet links.
4. Search Distance
The distance used to
search for match candidates. A distance must be specified and it must be
greater than zero. You can choose a preferred unit; the default is the feature
unit.
5. Match Fields (optional)
Lists of fields from
source and target features. If specified, each pair of fields are checked for
match candidates to help determine the right match.
6. Output Match Table (optional)
The output table containing complete feature matching information.
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