ArcMap

Planarizing line features

Disponible con licencia de Production Mapping.

With the Production Planarize tool, you can create multiple line features by splitting the features at the places where they intersect. This can be useful when you have nontopological line work that has been "spaghetti" digitized or imported from a computer-aided design (CAD) drawing. In addition, Production Planarize notifies the edit environment of features that have been modified or created, which, in turn, runs any automated edit processes such as the global feature identifier (GFID) generator.

Example of line features that have been planarized
A polyline feature that has been separated into different features through planarizing

When using the Production Planarize tool, you first start an edit session, select a feature to edit, then enter a cluster tolerance for the feature. The cluster tolerance is the distance range in which all vertices and boundaries in a feature dataset are considered identical or coincident. The Production Planarize cluster tolerance is expressed in units of your data.

  1. Inicie ArcMap.
  2. Si es necesario, cargue datos en el mapa.
  3. En el menú principal, haga clic en Personalizar > Barras de herramientas > Edición de producción.
  4. En el menú principal, haga clic en Personalizar > Barras de herramientas > Edición de producción avanzada.
  5. Haga clic en el botón Iniciar edición de producciónProduction Start Editing en la barra de herramientas Edición de producción.

  6. Select the feature to planarize.
  7. Click the Production Planarize button Production Planarize on the Production Editing Advanced toolbar.

    The Planarize Lines dialog box appears.

    Planarize Lines dialog box
  8. Type a value in the Cluster Tolerance text box.
  9. Click OK.