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Hoe andere beschikbare subclasses in LGIM Parcel Fabric weergeven?

anna_garrett

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Ik merkte dat er vier subclasses zijn in het LGIM-model (ownership, separated right, other, PLSS second division) die niet worden weergegeven wanneer de fabric wordt geladen in een nieuw kaartdocument. Is er een manier om deze standaard weer te geven? Ik probeer een aangepaste oplossing te ontwikkelen voor mijn organisatie en het zou een grote hulp zijn als ik kon uitvinden hoe ik kan manipuleren hoe de subclasses worden weergegeven in de inhoudstabel.<\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

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AmirBar-Maor

We recommend editing PLSS using the Public Land Survey Editing<http://solutions.arcgis.com/local-government/help/public-lands-editing/> template that separates those layers.

If you want to create additional parcel fabric layers follow this process:

1. Right click on a layer that is close to the layer of interest and save it out to a *.lyr file

2. Use Add Data to add the saved *.lyr file

3. Repurpose the layer by modifying the layer’s: name, definition query, editing templates, symbology, labels etc.

4. Place the layer above or below the parcel fabric group. You can create your own group layers as well.

You cannot insert the new layer in the parcel fabric group layer. Instead you can repurpose existing layer and\or follow the process listed above.

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JeffWard1

I am interested in this as well. For example - the PLSS Editing template has first divisions, second divisions, quarter sections, special surveys, townships. How can I add those to the Parcel Editing template? I've tried copying those layers in the PLSS Editing map, but that doesn't put them in the Parcel Fabric group, they are separate layers.

Thanks.

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AmirBar-Maor

We recommend editing PLSS using the Public Land Survey Editing<http://solutions.arcgis.com/local-government/help/public-lands-editing/> template that separates those layers.

If you want to create additional parcel fabric layers follow this process:

1. Right click on a layer that is close to the layer of interest and save it out to a *.lyr file

2. Use Add Data to add the saved *.lyr file

3. Repurpose the layer by modifying the layer’s: name, definition query, editing templates, symbology, labels etc.

4. Place the layer above or below the parcel fabric group. You can create your own group layers as well.

You cannot insert the new layer in the parcel fabric group layer. Instead you can repurpose existing layer and\or follow the process listed above.

nancyvonmeyer

Jeff and Anna - Amir has full answer above. The small thing that I had often overlooked is the definition query, that is essential to define the layers in fabric mxd. Having additional layers when you are editing plss and parcel data is super helpful. The PLSS CadNSDI might be helpful in seeding your data sets with the full set of PLSS attributes (http://nationalcad.org/download/PLSS-CadNSDI-Data-Set-Availability.pdf) this is published as statewide data geodb but the statewide fabric may be shareable, depending on the state.

anna_garrett

I was originally looking at repurposing the PLSS layers because we do not use that system in my area. I figured out how to modify the layers as suggested in #3, and was hoping there might be some way to modify the layers in the parcel fabric group. Right now I'm testing out modifying a non-LGIM fabric to suit our needs, the LGIM is great but there ended up being a cumbersome amount of customization to the table vs just adding what I need to a non-LGIM fabric.

Thank you for your response!

nancyvonmeyer

Anna - keep us posted on how you end up - I am interested in the non-PLSS parcel fabric - so did you have to add parcel types to accommodate a non-plss reference frame or did you need different parcel attributes in the GIS, or something else? I am just curious about your solution. also which of the fabric tools were most helpful - the adjustments, the control, etc.

AmirBar-Maor

We can envision using:

Different maps for different workflows. e.g. usually it is not the same person that manages PLSS, subdivisions, splits and merges, ownership and easements
Each map can show the relevant parcel types.
All maps point the same parcel fabric.

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