| Title: | Maintaing Data Integrity - Using Topology Related Tools in ArcView |
| Authors: | Craig Cleveland, Bergmann Associates |
| Date/Time: | Wednesday, September 24 ~ 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. |
| Abstract: | Creating and maintaining GIS data is a daily task for many GIS profressionals. A vast majority of people performing these tasks are editing data using the ArcView license level of ArcGIS Desktop. There is a common misconception that many of the tools needed to maintain high quality data are not available at this license level. Although certain functionality may not be available, such as the ability to create and edit geodatabase topology, there are a handful of tools and tasks that can be utilized to help maintain data integrity. Knowing that these tools exist and how they can be utilized can greatly increase an editors ability to maintain topologically correct data. An added benefit is that many of these tools will also drastically increase the speed and ease of editing. Ultimately, the use of these tools can help you to create and maintain higher quality data while at the same time making your job a little easier. |
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