Translate Events From LRM To LRM

Résumé

Translates the measures (m-values) of events from one linear referencing method (LRM) to another. The output is a new event layer feature class.

This tool helps bring together event data provided by various business units that may use a different LRM. These LRMs may have different route IDs and m-values that require translation between LRMs.

Héritage :

This tool is scheduled to be deprecated at the next release. It will be replaced by a similar geoprocessing tool at that time.

Utilisation

• This tool accepts both feature classes and feature layers but works best with feature layers. To use feature layers, the source event and target LRM Network should be added to the map document in ArcMap.

• This tool only supports translating a one-time view of a network when using feature layers.

• The output event type (LINE or POINT) must match the source event type. The tolerance and resolution settings for the source event feature class should match those of the target network feature class.

• This tool adds a field named Loc_Error to the output file. The Location Error attributes for this field include Multi-Match, Partial Match, No Match, and No Error.

  This tool also adds three fields with the prefix src_ to the output file. The first field will contain the source route ID selected in the table properties (such as src_route ID). The second field will contain the source From Measure selected in the table properties (such as src_FromMeasure). The third field will contain the source ToMeasure selected in the table properties (such as src_ToMeasure).

Syntaxe

arcpy.locref.TranslateEventsFromLRMToLRM(in_source_event_layer, in_event_table_properties, in_target_network, in_route_id_field, in_concurrent_route_matching, out_target_event_layer)

Paramètre	Explication	Type de données
in_source_event_layer	The source event layer to be translated.	Feature Layer
in_event_table_properties	Specifies the route identifier field, the geometry type, and the measures in the input event table. Route Identifier Field—The field in the source event table that contains the route IDs for each event. Event Type—The source event type (LINE or POINT). LINE—Uses both From and To measure values to describe a portion of a route. POINT—Uses only a single measure value to describe a discrete location. Only a From Measure field must be specified for point events. From-Measure Field—A field containing From Measure values for line events. When the Event Type is POINT, the label for this parameter becomes Measure field. To-Measure Field—A field containing To Measure values for line events.	Route Measure Event Properties
in_target_network	The route network to which the source events will be translated.	Feature Layer
in_route_id_field	The field in the target network layer that contains the unique route IDs for each route.	String
in_concurrent_route_matching	Specifies the route to which the event will be translated when concurrent routes exist in the target network. The selected method is only applied when the location of the event translation in the target network has concurrent routes. ANY —The source event is translated to the first of the concurrent routes at the source event location in the target network. ROUTE_ID —The route ID of the source event is compared to the route IDs of concurrent routes at the source event location in the target network. The source event will translate based on matching route IDs in the source event and target network. The route IDs of the source event and target network must be an exact match to correctly translate the event. ALL —The source event is translated to all the concurrent routes at that location in the target network.	String
out_target_event_layer	The translated event to be created.	Feature Layer

Exemple de code

TranslateEventsFromLRMToLRM example 1 (Python window)

Use the TranslateEventsFromLRMToLRM tool in ArcMap.

#tool variables
in_source_event_layer = "Pavement Type"
in_event_table_properties = "ROUTE_ID LINE FROM_MEASURE TO_MEASURE"
in_target_network = "MileMarker"
in_route_id_field = "CustomRouteField"
out_target_event_layer = "Pavement_Type_MileMarker"

# set current workspace
arcpy.env.workspace = "C:/Data/NY_Data.gdb"

# execute the tool
arcpy.TranslateEventsFromLRMToLRM_locref(in_source_event_layer, in_event_table_properties, in_target_network, in_route_id_field, out_target_event_layer)

TranslateEventsFromLRMToLRM example 2 (stand-alone Python script)

Use the TranslateEventsFromLRMToLRM tool in a Python script.

# Name: TranslateEventsFromLRMtoLRM.py
# Description: Translate Event from one LRM to another LRM. 

# Import arcpy module
import arcpy

# Check out any necessary licenses
arcpy.CheckOutExtension("Highways")

# Local variables:
event = "C:/Data/NY_Data.gdb/LRSE_Pavement_Type"
network = "C:/Data/NY_Data.gdb/LRSN_MileMarker"
out_event = "C:/Data/NY_Data.gdb/Pavement_Type_MMarker"
event_Table_Properties = "ROUTE_ID LINE FROM_MEASURE TO_MEASURE"

# Process: Make Feature Layer
arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(event, "event_lyr")
arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(network, "network_lyr")

# Process: Translate Events From LRM To LRM
arcpy.TranslateEventsFromLRMToLRM_locref("event_lyr", event_Table_Properties, "network_lyr", "Route_ID", out_event)

Environnements

• Espace de travail courant

Informations de licence

• Basic: Requiert Roads and Highways
• Standard: Requiert Roads and Highways
• Advanced: Requiert Roads and Highways