Latest Contributions by OzKhan

Yes. Pictures would be a good option. Thanks, ... View more

Thanks, I did this but yes I couldn't find one for roundabout ... View more

I initially created intersection points in ArcMap, added X-Y coordinates to those points and exported the table to .csv. Now I am manually entering data in the excel table. Once I am done I intend to import the table in GIS and create a shapefile using the X-Y coordinates. I included a sample of 5 rows of my table. The final table will have anywhere between 470 and 500 rows.  ... View more

Hi Dan, I personally prefer feature class in file geodatabase instead of shapefile for this. It works but the clients want shapefile as they don't understand GIS very well and gets lost when I tell them the similarities and differences between feature class and shapefile. I think I will shrink the number of fields to 140-150 field and see if that could help to create a shapefile. ... View more

In ArcGIS ... View more

HI fellow GIS users and experts, Firstly I would like to apologize for not describing the project. I do realize that this is a poor design but I couldn't think of anything better. I attached a sample with 5 rows but it will have 480 rows. So let me discuss what I am looking at... I am going to have 480 rows in total. The data contains field inventory of pedestrian ramps across 480 intersections in one county. Each intersections may have one to twenty pedestrian curb ramps (pedestrian ramps in sidewalks, roundabouts, medians, porkchops etc). We have about 10 elements for each curb ramps and each needs its own column. So at the extreme, the database could have as many as 10 x 20 = 200 columns with all of the evaluation criteria for up to 20 curb ramps at one intersection.We don't have the budget to individually create points for each ramps at an intersection. Also, that would cluster too many data for a single location if displayed on a high level. Note that not all the fields may be populated for a single intersection. Can you suggest me what could be perhaps a good option to design a fair database? ... View more

I am not much into programming. However, I tried a different approach and it worked. 1. I used DISSOLVE to convert all the polylines back to polylines. This takes care of all the gaps. 2. Used the ET GioWizards tool to convert the newly created polylines to polygon. 3. Used clipping features to selet only those that are impacting. Thanks for all the help and suggestions... ... View more

Have a lot of lines... ... View more

Well actually I tried to convert the polyline to polygon using GeoWizards like you advised. However, it only converts maybe those lines that do not have gaps. How can I close all the line gaps first to convert to polygon? (it only converted the inscribed circle to polygon) ... View more

I would like to select what is inside and not what is outside the boundary ... View more

ROW is polygon. While the road layer is polyline. Its not doing what I want... ... View more

oh ok. However, I am not into coding in arcgis right now. Maybe something I need to work on for continuous education. ... View more