Descriptions légales en polygones

Question

<\/HEAD>Quelqu'un sait-il ce qu'il est advenu de IcoMap (extension pour convertir des documents scannés en entités vectorielles<\/SPAN>) ? Ou bien, existe-t-il quelque chose qui s'en rapproche ? Je ne l'ai pas utilisé depuis 10 ans et je n'arrive pas à croire qu'il ne soit plus facilement disponible. C'était tout simplement incroyable et rapide !<\/SPAN><\/P><\/P>Merci !<\/SPAN><\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

ChristopherSmith12 · Answer

Thank you for the quick reply Scott.

Checked that out and ArcScan only handles paper maps with line work - great program though. We do a lot of real estate transactions where the legal descriptions must be thoroughly scrutinized.

I'm talking about an OCR program that reads any format text document, recognizes and extracts the bearing/distance/curve values, writes the calls to a table, and opens a dialogue window displaying the values within the editor environment. Then (in my case) select a POB from a PLS point layer and click the successive traverse lines from the dialogue table until closure. Really simple and easy to use, rather than 20 mins to setup and COGO a simple parcel or days to draw out a subdivision, this reduced the same type tasks to a few minutes or a few hours respectively. I'm really surprised that this is not a readily available tool within ArcGIS.

Scott_Harris · Answer

I wonder if you can use ArcScan? - What is ArcScan?—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop