I hasve an XML document originated from this site. It contains location and data for resturants and bars. How can I import those locations theirs data and meta-data to arcmap?
I am still relatively new to arcgis.
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You should parse the xml to extract the data, i.e. coordinates and attributes; that load the table into arcmap. Also have a look on this tool import Xml– dof1985Apr 8, 2015 at 10:35
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What format is the XML, for example is it GML?– nmtokenNov 8, 2016 at 12:27
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I would do as below: Since this map uses openstreet map as a basemap so follow as below-
Run the query> Export result> Download geojson>add ineteroperability connection in arc map and add exported geojson> add basemap(openstreet map)
N.B In this case (arcmap 10.1) you need interoperability extesion installed in arc map for 10.2 onward there is a tool called JSON To Features (Conversion) use this to convert this geojson to feature (or use interoperability)
Several format export is possible e.g as geoJSON,as GPX,as KML,raw data- all these format can be imported into arc map using interoperability connection.
There is a tool in arc map called Import XML Workspace Document. The data must be imprted into a geodatabase. You can try that tool. If that does not work, you can try converting your xml file to a different format that can be used by arcmap, perhaps gpx or excel spreadsheet.
If that XML file from Overpass Turbo is fully equivalent to *.osm files, which I suspect so, than you should have a look at ESRI's free Open Source "ArcGIS Editor for OpenStreetMap". It has an option to load *.osm files, and create Feature Classes inside a (File) Geodatabase in the process, including support for complex multipolygons and buildings.
See here (ESRI also recently released a 10.3 version):
ArcGIS Editor for OSM, 10.2.x Desktop
http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=16970017f81349548d0a9eead0ebba39
