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ArcView AV Digitize

This document provides instructions for creating and editing spatial databases using ArcView. It covers starting ArcView, understanding the graphical user interface, and various methods for creating and editing vector data such as polygons, lines, and points through both tablet digitizing and screen digitizing of raster images. Specific steps are outlined for registering digitizer tablets, attribute editing, and operations like splitting, merging, and subtracting features.

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ArcView AV Digitize

This document provides instructions for creating and editing spatial databases using ArcView. It covers starting ArcView, understanding the graphical user interface, and various methods for creating and editing vector data such as polygons, lines, and points through both tablet digitizing and screen digitizing of raster images. Specific steps are outlined for registering digitizer tablets, attribute editing, and operations like splitting, merging, and subtracting features.

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INTRODUCTION TO ARCVIEW & CREATION EDITING OF SPATIAL DATABASE

HANDS-ON

I. STARTING ARCVIEW PROGRAM


-Double Click -Or click at Start Menu

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1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Application Window Menu Bar Button Bar Tool Bar Project Window

6. View Window 7. Layout Window 8. Chart Window 9. Table Bar

GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE (GUI)

Zoom Full Extent Zoom Active Extent Zoom Select Extent Zoom In Open Theme Property Table Theme Properties Add a Theme Pointer or Selector Identify the feature Zoom Out Previous Zoom Clear Selected Feature Help

II.CREATION EDITING OF SPATIAL DATABASE


Spatial data stores location of geographic features, along with attribute
information describing what these features represent. The spatial data is stored in a vector or raster data structure, and corresponding attribute data is stored in a set of tables .

Creation of Spatial database Digitizing Scanning sensed data Vector Raster Image (Raster)

From image processing of remotely

Process of data input for a GIS Database


Printed Maps (Hard Copy)

Image
Digitizing (Vector) Scanning (Raster)

Raster/Vector Conversion

Maps (Digital)

Projection/Editing /Analysis

1.Tablet Digitizing
1.1 Setting digitizer tablet and Loading the Digitizer Extension 1.2 Registering the Map to be digitized 1.3 Creating new polygon theme 1.4 Splitting polygons 1.5 Merging polygons 1.6 Creating doughnut polygons 1.7 Creating line features 1.8 Creating Point features 1.9 Editing the attribute Table

1.1 Setting digitizer tablet and Loading the Digitizer Extension


Turn on digitizer tablet Be ensure that the driver of digitizer tablet is installed Double click on on TabletWork icon at the Desktop Tray near clock.

Once TabletWorks Control Panel window is loaded, assign specific function to the buttons (Ex: Left click on button 0, Double click left button 1, Right click on button 2, and Double click right button 3).

Activate

Assign Double click right

Click OK Restart the computer to activate the digitizer

Start ArcView; Start -> Programs -> ESRI -> ArcView 3.2a -> Or Select with a new View to open a new view Click OK

Select Extension in File menu then check block Digitizer Click OK

1.2 Registering the Map to be digitized


To setup a map unit, choose properties from View Menu. Select Meter to map unit and Kilometer at distance unit, click OK

In View menu click Digitizer setup In dialogue box Click digitize puck button, Move the Puck to check whether the puck is functioning or not. See changing value in
Click

Start digitizing, Click digitize puck button 0 at the 1st control point then click at 2nd,3th,4th

Click

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A record appears in the dialogue for each control point digitized

Write down ground coordinates for all recorded control points in the X and Y Coordinate fields, then type to each record Check The Root Mean Square (RMS) that it should be lower than the Error Limit. Click Register button, once it is activated
If the calculated error is larger than the Error Limit, you cannot register your map, and youll have to do one of the following: Re-digitize control points on your paper map. Re-enter the corresponding ground control points. Increase the value in the Error Limit edit box and press TAB key. The value of the Error Limit field can be increased depending on the scale of map and accuracy level. To maintain highly accurate geographic data, the RMS should be kept under 0.004 inches in page units. For less accurate data, the value can be as high as 0.008 inches or its equivalent measure.
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Switching between digitizing mode and mouse modes Press F2 from key board or go to view menu and select Digitizer as puck or Digitizer as Mouse

1.3 Creating Polygon Theme


Choose New Theme from View menu. From the dialogue, select Polygon from the dropdown list is, and press OK.

Navigate to working directory and set new name, click OK

Create new polygon


From the dropdown list of Drawing Tool Palette, click on Polygon tool Press 0 of digitizer puck button, start click first of polygon on tablet Continue digitizing along the line of the polygon and then double click or press button 1 when you are finished

If you can not see the Polygon after digitizing Click on Zoom to Active Theme button to view. Digitizing by Press button 0

Share part of the boundary


Click on Polygon tool for subsequent polygons to be digitized. To create a new polygon if it shares part of its boundary with an existing polygon(s) Press 0 of digitizer puck button, click first starting point inside the existing polygon, digitize along the line of new polygon Press1 when click the stop point inside the existing polygon
Start Stop

1.4 Splitting Polygons


While editing Polygons, you can use the Polygon Split tool to trace a line across a defined polygon to split it into separate polygons. Click the polygon split tool

Press 0 of digitizer puck button, click first starting point outside an existing polygon and digitize along the shared line between two polygon Press 1 when click the stop point outside the existing polygon Save Edits and Stop Editing in Theme menu when finish digitizing

Start

Stop

1.5 Merging Polygons


Group of polygons can be merged to one polygon Select Polygon to be merged using Edit menu, Choose Union Features

1.6 Creating Doughnut Polygons


If in a polygon, an area is to be deleted Using Drawing Tool Palette, circle tool, the required area is marked

Select the polygon marked for the deletion along with the area selected for deletion

Choose Combine Features to cut the area marked

1.7 Creating Line Features


Choose New Theme from View menu. From the dialogue, select Line from the dropdown list is, and press OK.

Navigate to working directory and set new name, click OK

From the dropdown list of Drawing Tool Palette, click on

Draw Line tool

Press 0 of digitizer puck button, start click first of polygon on tablet Continue digitizing along the line and then double click or press button 1 when you are finished

Split the line click on

Draw line to split feature

1.8 Creating Point Features


Choose New Theme from View menu. From the dialogue, select Point from the dropdown list is, and press OK.

Navigate to working directory and set new name, click OK

Similar to crate a new polygon theme and/or line feature

From the dropdown list of Drawing Tool Palette, click on

Draw Point

1.9 Editing the attribute Table


Activate our digitized map of previous steps (Boundary.shp) Open attribute table of this theme, select Table in Theme menu or click Activate on the table and click Start Editing in Table menu Input Id number into ID field Select Add Field

Add a new field Name: Area Type: number, Width: 10 and Decimal Places: 2 Click OK

When we digitize our data with ArcInfo, the software calculates the area and perimeter of the polygons by itself. But in ArcView we have to request to calculate the area and perimeter.

Click activate on Area Field name in the table

Click on

calculator and type [Shape].returnarea into the text box

Click OK, Select Save Edit and Stop Editing in Table Menu

2.Screen Digitizing
-Add TIFF file image TM_svk001129 -Add boundary theme name Savanakhet.shp -To copy a theme to be a new file name,Activate on Savanakhet.shp theme -Select Covert to Shapefile in Theme Menu

-Input new theme name as Lu2000.shp -To edit this theme, click Start Editing in Theme Menu. -Once dash-line appear around Check box, it means this theme can be edited. -Then change themes color as transparent so that image beneath can be seen. -Select Show Symbol Window at Window menu

-At Legend Editor window, select Legend Type as Single Symbol -Double click at Symbol legend, then select Fill Palette style. -Click Color Palette button and select color of Back ground (should be no color) & Fore ground (any color).

Double Click

-Then click Apply button

-From the dropdown list of Drawing Tool Palette, click on Polygon tool

-Click Select Feature button polygon and Main polygon

select both new

-Select Subtract Features to cut these two polygons

-Select a proper tool to complete a landuse Digitizing.

-Use Edit Menu to Edit polygons -Select Undo Feature Edit if you want cancel a recent editing and return to the previous step.

-Save and Stop Editing, Once finished digitizing

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