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<\/HEAD>私は、線形測定による故障箇所と資産の位置を示す鉄道図を作成しています。図に示されている線の長さは実際の線路の長さではなく、図の表示のために歪められています。描かれた長さではなく、テーブルにある実際の地理的な長さを使って線形参照を行うにはどうすればよいですか？較正が必要でしょうか？ <\/P> ありがとうございます<\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

Anonymous User · Answer

John,

There are a couple of web courses that cover linear referencing using the core ArcGIS tools. Just go to https://www.esri.com/training/catalog/search/  and search "Linear Referencing".

I found Getting Started with Linear Referencing and Linear Referencing using ArcGIS.

For the Roads and Highways product there is good online documentation. There is also a GeoNet project that is focused on Roads and Highways. We have performed all Roads and Highways training through our services group which usually builds a focused training solution based on your needs and data. Also, don't let the Roads and Highways name fool you, there are people using these Roads and Highways as a Linear Referencing solution for rail.

johnwoollett1 · Answer

Hi

Thank you for the advice. We have been talking with ESRI here in the UK and I have been looking at the on line training. I would be grateful if you could point out any course that would help with my understanding of calibrating the routes from existing distance/length values. We are looking a linear referencing from a railway asset and work management point of view, rather than actual routing.

Thanks again

John W

Anonymous User · Answer

John,

I have done this using linear referencing. You just need to calibrate the routes on your diagram with the measures from your table. When I did this I used the Roads and Highways product. The nice thing about the Roads and Highways data model is it uses calibration points on the route to control the measures on the route. In this case that is super useful because you just update the measures of those points with the measures that you have in your table. Then you can display your faults as events using their measures. I think you could do this with the core tools but you would need to calibrate those routes more manually. Maybe you could put those measures on your routes as attributes and then use those attributes to build your routes.

Tom