Wie kann ich Meilensteine für Straßen und Wege mit ArcGIS 10.2 erstellen?

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<\/HEAD>Wir müssen in der Lage sein, Meilenstein-Punkte aus unseren Shapefiles für Straßenlinien und Weglinien zu erstellen. Ich habe Advanced ArcGIS Desktop 10.2 und unsere Verkehrsmitarbeiter haben Basic 10.2. Gibt es ein Python-Skript oder ein Geoverarbeitungswerkzeug, das dies ermöglicht? <\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

KyleGonterwitz · Answer

I do it like this because I use LRS. With this script I can use my routes with measures to create points at different increments for different LRS Reference Methods: pydot/HatchFake.py at master · KDOTGIS/pydot · GitHub ''' Created on Jul 14, 2015 This script will create route events as points along the route features at specific increments the points can be symbolically displayed as route hatches for web mapping @author: Kyle Gonterwitz with, as always the amazing help from Dirk Talley @contact: Kyleg@Ksdot.org ''' #import arcpy from arcpy import (AddField_management, MakeFeatureLayer_management, CreateTable_management,da, Exists, AddXY_management, TruncateTable_management, Append_management, MakeRouteEventLayer_lr, Delete_management, FeatureClassToFeatureClass_conversion, env) #set the geodatabase parameters for the input route data env.overwriteOutput = True wsPath = r"Database Connections\shared@SQLGIS_cansys_gis_dev.sde" #enter the workspace path that has the data owner login StatefcRoutes = r"\gisdata\arcgis\GISdata\Connection_files\RO@sqlgisprod_GIS_cansys.sde\GIS_CANSYS.SHARED.SMLRS" # State Route feature class with begin/end attribs CountyfcRoutes = r"\gisdata\arcgis\GISdata\Connection_files\RO@sqlgisprod_GIS_cansys.sde\GIS_CANSYS.SHARED.CMLRS" #County Route Feature Class with begin/end attribs #State and County are the Two main Linear Referecing Methods used by KDOT which will be hatched StateOutTable = "SMHatch" CountyOutTable= "CMHatch" StateFields = ["LRS_Route", "BEG_STATE_LOGMILE", "END_STATE_LOGMILE"] CountyFields = ["LRS_KEY", "BEG_CNTY_LOGMILE", "END_CNTY_LOGMILE"] #this field sets the hatch separation/spacing. For a hatch point every 1/10 of a mile, enter 0.1. For a hatch every 1/100th of a mile, choose 0.01. #for mapping in KanPlan 1/10 mile seems plenty sufficient, and will create about 108,000 points for each LRM. #1/100 would create 1,080,000 points which might suffer from use of in-memory processing, already this script takes a few minutes to run for each LRM HatchSep = 0.1 countyLRM = [CountyfcRoutes, CountyOutTable, CountyFields] stateLRM = [StatefcRoutes, StateOutTable, StateFields] LRMethod = [countyLRM, stateLRM] for method in LRMethod: print "creating hatches for " + str(method[1]) #add route table as feature layer if Exists("RouteLyr"): Delete_management("RouteLyr") else: pass MakeFeatureLayer_management(method[0], "RouteLyr", "DIRECTION in ( 1 , 2 )") #create event table in memory mem_table = "HatchEvents" if Exists(r"in_memory\"+mem_table): print str(mem_table) +"already existed, deleting" Delete_management(r"in_memory\"+mem_table) else: print "Creating table for processing route increments of " + str(HatchSep) CreateTable_management("in_memory", mem_table) mem_table = r"in_memory\"+mem_table AddField_management(mem_table, "RouteID", "TEXT") AddField_management(mem_table, "LogMile", "Double") for row in sorted(da.SearchCursor("RouteLyr", (method[2]))): # @UndefinedVariable LRSKEY = row[0] if LRSKEY == (LRSKEY): # use this loop to test the script against a single route iter0 = row[1] #print row[0]+ ' from '+str(row[1])+' to '+str(row[2]) #print the current LRS Key #set the begin and end parameters from which to create incremental values if HatchSep == 0.1: round_dec = 1 elif HatchSep == 0.01: round_dec = 2 else: round_dec = 0 print "check hatch separation value" minlog = round(row[1], round_dec) if minlog > row[1]: minlog = minlog - HatchSep else: pass maxlog = round(row[2], round_dec) if maxlog < row[2]: maxlog = maxlog + HatchSep else: pass #set the starting point for the route segment itermile = minlog #now loop between the start and end logmiles for each route segment, and insert the step increment into the event table in memory while itermile <= maxlog and itermile >= minlog: #print str(itermile) with da.InsertCursor(mem_table, ("RouteID", "LogMile")) as insert:# @UndefinedVariable insertfields = [LRSKEY, itermile] insert.insertRow(insertfields) itermile = itermile + HatchSep del minlog del maxlog MakeRouteEventLayer_lr("RouteLyr", method[2][0], mem_table, "RouteID POINT LogMile", "HatchPoints_events", "", "ERROR_FIELD", "ANGLE_FIELD", "NORMAL", "COMPLEMENT", "LEFT", "POINT") #add XY points, later on these coordinates can be used to hyperlink to google street view, bing maps, etc. Make sure we are in NAD83 Lat/Long CRS here. AddXY_management("HatchPoints_events") try: Delete_management(wsPath+'//'+method[1]) FeatureClassToFeatureClass_conversion("HatchPoints_events", wsPath, method[1], "LOC_ERROR = 'NO ERROR'") except: TruncateTable_management(wsPath+'//'+method[1]) Append_management("HatchPoints_events", wsPath+'//'+method[1]) cleanup = [mem_table, "RouteLyr", "HatchPoints_events"] for layer in cleanup: Delete_management(layer)‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ EsriID_Photo_IrvanSalim_Cropped_20190814.jpg

AmandaTaub · Answer

Thank you, Dan!  I will get this out and see if it works for us.

AmandaTaub · Answer

Thank you, Xander. I will get this out and see if it works for us.