The data review or quality control stage of the production workflow often involves three phases: finding issues with the data, whether through manual or automated methods fixing issues or marking them as exceptions and verifying that the issue is resolved. Learn more about editing in Production Mapping Reviewĭata review is important to ensure that the data being created is accurate and fit for its intended purpose before the data is delivered or used for making a map product. Production Mapping also provides a number of editing tools for batch geometry updates as well as tools for specific types of data or industries, including tools for linear referencing, utilities, contour lines, and z-enabled data.
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When editing data within Production Mapping, feature attribution is managed through the Feature Manager, which allows you to update fields while ensuring the attributes are valid according to your validation rules as well as batch update attributes and create new features.
This can involve updating data to match a new source or modifying attributes of data that was collected for a different purpose. The editing stage of the production workflow involves adjusting existing features and adding new features to ensure that your data is up-to-date and accurate. Learn more about the Feature Manager Edit Production Mapping also provides the data load automation tools, which allow you to define the mapping between source data, such as shapefiles or coverages, and your geodatabase ahead of time to ensure consistency when converting large amounts of data. Data can be captured many different ways such as extracting new data from imagery, gathering information in the field with a mobile device, or converting existing data into the geodatabase.įeature Manager allows you to quickly and easily create new features by using feature templates and construction tools within a centralized editing environment that leverages your enhanced validation rules and provides a new type of feature template called the composite template. The purpose of data capture is to consume existing data or create new data in your geodatabase. Learn more about the product library Capture Symbology as well as provide a number of dynamic surround The cartographic tools in Production Mapping can also be used to ensure consistent and repeatable Map documents and data, allowing you to check files in and out and The product library can act as a document management system for your Library, data editing tools are tailored to ensure that features conform By leveraging the rules stored in the product The product library in Production Mapping provides a frameworkįor managing business rules, data, and map documents in a secure,Ĭentralized location. The batch jobs can be run when you update the attributes of a feature or template, like domains, or as a postprocess, like validating the topology. Production Mapping supports these forms of validation and allows you to define additional business rules using ArcGIS Data Reviewer Desktop checks stored in a batch job. You can also model the geometric relationships of features through topologies or networks. When designing a geodatabase, certain types of validation are built in, such as the ability to limit the valid attribute values for a field by using a domain. How you choose to design your geodatabase determines what data needs to be captured and edited, what logical rules exist for validating the data, and the types of output that can be created. The workflow supported by Production Mapping The geodatabaseĬentral to any production workflow is the geodatabase. Through configuration, the tools and processes can be adapted to meet maturing business needs therefore, an API is not included for customization. Production Mapping includes industry-specific, standards-based templates, rules, and tools. Production Mapping is designed to streamline each of these steps while remaining flexible to adapt to your business rules and workflows. These workflows can be generalized into a basic production workflow that consists of steps to create your geodatabase and capture or load an initial set of data, perform edits to the data, ensure the data is valid and accurate, and produce digital or hard-copy output. Each organization has workflows that are unique to the type of data being collected and the type of product being delivered. Production Mapping provides tools for managing your production from beginning to end. ArcGIS Production Mapping extension streamlines your GIS data and map production by providing tools that facilitate data creation, maintenance, and validation, as well as tools for producing high-quality cartographic products.
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