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Building a Geodatabase using the ArcMarine Data Model

Building a Geodatabase using the ArcMarine Data Model. Paulo Serpa. GIS Training for Marine Resource Management June 15, 2005. Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission California Department of Fish and Game. What’s Covered. A general overview of the ESRI geodatabase

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Building a Geodatabase using the ArcMarine Data Model

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  1. Building a Geodatabase using the ArcMarine Data Model Paulo Serpa GIS Training for Marine Resource Management June 15, 2005 Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission California Department of Fish and Game

  2. What’s Covered • A general overview of the ESRI geodatabase • An overview of the data that we will be modeling • A demonstration using the ArcMarine Data Model to build a geodatabase • An exercise in building a geodatabase

  3. By the end of the Tutorial you will be able to: • List the basic elements of a geodatabase • Import an existing schema into a new database • Compare your data structure with that of an existing data model • Condition your data and schema to match • Load data • Create new relationships between data • Import additional schema and data from various sources • Create and load a Raster Catalog • Display your data using Dynamic Segmentation • Query data through relationships

  4. Geodatabase Elements • Feature Datasets • Enforces common spatial reference • Feature classes – Polygon, Line, Point, Annotation, Route, Dimension, Route • Relationship Classes • Geometric Networks • Topology • Tables • Raster datasets • Raster Catalogs • Survey Datasets • Toolboxes • Behavior control • Attribute defaults, Attribute domains, Relationship rules, Topology rules

  5. Sample Data • Our goal is to model the transect path of the ROV and the (video) observations that were made. • The ROV path and the observations on that path can be located in the X, Y and Z axes at discrete time intervals during a dive.

  6. Demonstration and Exercise

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