Linear referencing is the method of storing geographic locations by using relative positions along a measured linear feature.
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Change the starting measure point of a route - linear referencing
I have a few routes created and stored as a feature class in a GDB. When using the create route tool there is an option to choose the starting point of the routes. However, I only have certain ...
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Line selections - “routing” - linear referencing - in ArcGIS
Part of my job is to analyze certain portions of road for our clients. A client will ask, I want to look at Road A from parcel XYZ to parcel RST and Road B from parcel RST to parcel OPQ.
The way I do ...
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Linear Referencing Methods: Station Equation origins
I am working in the pipelines field, and I get in touch with the concept of the linear referencing methods, specifically with station equation method.
I had to do research about this method, I'm ...
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Problem to transform events from one route to another
I have a road feature class layer containing parts like 1_10, 1_20. 2_10, 2_20... etc. 1_, 2_ is later used to create the route and _10, _20 is indicating the direction (the road feature classes were ...
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What causes Event Layer Plugin error “Linear referencing failed for 57 features”?
I have an .mbd, which is linked into Qgis trough ODBC with following attributes: Route ID, from (meter), to (meter).
I have a shp which has the same Route ID and I should be able to use the Event ...
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trace a transmission line for a certain distance
I’m looking for a way to easily trace a transmission line for a certain distance.
Here is the scenario that I am working with. We have an issue with our transmission line; our OMS tells us that there ...
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Comparison of two tables in ESRI ArcMAP
I have two tables with information. In one table i have information about KM POST. It include fields Object_ID, PostKM_ID,Measure and Measure KM. In another table i have information about bridges ...
