Advanced Editing with ArcGIS 9.3
This specialist online ArcGIS course focuses on the complex editing functionality of the ArcGIS software. Editing both shapefiles and feature classes from geodatabases are explored with the advanced editing tools (beyond the simple Sketch tool) illustrated. This course is for ArcGIS users with some experience of using the software.
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Course Sections
Section 1 : Creating & Defining New Data FilesCreating Shapefiles, Supported Data Types (short, long, float etc), New Stand-alone TablesGeodatabase Types, Geodatabase Structure, Creating a Geodatabase, Feature Datasets & Feature Classes, Re-Using Dataset Definitions, New Feature Classes, ArcToolbox to Populate Geodatabases, Single & Batch Mode Import, Data Transfer
Section 2 : Managing the Editing Environment & Creating New FeaturesThe Editor Toolbar, Editing Tasks, Snapping Environment & Tolerances, Creating New Point & Multipoint Features, Coordinate Placement (absolute xy), Creating New Line & Multipart Line Features, Snap to Feature Options, Flip & Trim, Panning & Zooming whilst Editing, XY Coordinates & Event LayersCreating New Polygon & Multipart Polygon Features, Auto-Complete Polygon Task, Explode Tool, Merge, Merge & Multipart Features, Circle & Square Features, Managing Vertices, Specific Coordinates, Direction & Length, Relative Placement (parallel, perpendicular & segment deflection), Square & Finish, Mirror, Stream Editing
Section 3 : Editing Attribute InformationArcCatalog Field Structure, Fields in ArcMap, Attributes Window, Find & Replace, Numbers & Numeric Functions, Dates & Date Functions, Strings & String Functions, VB Functions, Shape Calculations, Generating Centroid Layers
Section 4 : Modifying Shared Features: TopologyGeodatabase Topology, Map Topology in ArcView, Topological Snapping, Topology Editing, Editing Shared Features, Editing Nodes, Node Geometry, The Topology Cache, Editing Edges, Editing Vertices, Reshape Edge, Auto-Complete Polygon with Topology, Split & Merge Edges
Section 5 : Modifying Features: Tasks & ToolsModifying Vertices, Extend/Trim Features, Trim & Extend Tools, Copy Parallel, Split Tool, Cut Polygons, Reshape Features, Union Features, Intersect Features, Clip Features, Buffer Features, Using Distance Abbreviations
Section 6 : Specialist Editing ToolsArc tools (arc & end point arc), Tangent tool, Intersection tool, Mid Point tool, Distance to Distance, Direction to Distance, Trace tool
Section 7 : Creating & Editing AnnotationAnnotation Groups, Interactive Annotation, Annotation Feature Class, Editing an Annotation Feature Class
Section 8 : Spatial Adjustment FunctionsSpatial Adjustment toolbar, Adjustment Preparation, Edge Snap Adjustment, Edge Match Attributes, Link tools, Displacement & Identity Links, Previewing and Adjusting, Rubbersheet Adjustment, Limited Adjustment Area, Transformation Methods (affine, projective, similarity), Transfer Attributes tool
Section 9 : Creating & Manipulating Data with the Geoprocessing ToolsGeoprocessing Functions, Command Line Window, Geoprocessing Options, Geoprocessing Log & History Model, Dissolve, Merge, Clip, Intersect, Union
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