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Identifying which lines cross building polygons using ArcMap?
Intelligent hachure detection in ArcMap / QGISPerforming Boundary Select and Sum Attributes in QGIS?Merging lines (that might cross) at common endpoints without multi-part features in the resultIdentifying and deleting overlapping or near lines with similar running?Merging multiple polygons in ArcMap?QGIS 2.18.4 - Select by location returns no selectionDeleting overlapping lines using ArcGIS Desktop?Count number of Points within a varying distanceWhich ArcGIS tools to use to get perpendicular distance between polylinesSelecting nearest polygons on both sides of polyline in ArcMap?
I have the following lines generated from coordinates with XY to Line. I would like to select and delete the lines which cross and are contained within the buildings. I need to do this to find the distance between buildings. I have tried using the select by attribute tool with no luck so far. Also due to the high number of lines Arcmap 10.3 tends to crash a lot.
arcgis-desktop arcmap intersection select-by-location
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I have the following lines generated from coordinates with XY to Line. I would like to select and delete the lines which cross and are contained within the buildings. I need to do this to find the distance between buildings. I have tried using the select by attribute tool with no luck so far. Also due to the high number of lines Arcmap 10.3 tends to crash a lot.
arcgis-desktop arcmap intersection select-by-location
edited Jan 30 at 21:40
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asked Jan 30 at 14:41
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Do you have access to the Advanced license, you can run the erase tool. Which will remove all features crossing the buildings.
– Keagan Allan
Jan 31 at 9:24
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I have the following lines generated from coordinates with XY to Line. I would like to select and delete the lines which cross and are contained within the buildings. I need to do this to find the distance between buildings. I have tried using the select by attribute tool with no luck so far. Also due to the high number of lines Arcmap 10.3 tends to crash a lot.
arcgis-desktop arcmap intersection select-by-location
edited Jan 30 at 21:40
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
asked Jan 30 at 14:41
Emanuele GrecoEmanuele Greco
135
I have the following lines generated from coordinates with XY to Line. I would like to select and delete the lines which cross and are contained within the buildings. I need to do this to find the distance between buildings. I have tried using the select by attribute tool with no luck so far. Also due to the high number of lines Arcmap 10.3 tends to crash a lot.
arcgis-desktop arcmap intersection select-by-location
arcgis-desktop arcmap intersection select-by-location
edited Jan 30 at 21:40
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
asked Jan 30 at 14:41
Emanuele GrecoEmanuele Greco
135
edited Jan 30 at 21:40
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
asked Jan 30 at 14:41
Emanuele GrecoEmanuele Greco
135
edited Jan 30 at 21:40
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
edited Jan 30 at 21:40
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
edited Jan 30 at 21:40
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
53.9k1781245
asked Jan 30 at 14:41
Emanuele GrecoEmanuele Greco
135
asked Jan 30 at 14:41
Emanuele GrecoEmanuele Greco
135
asked Jan 30 at 14:41
Emanuele GrecoEmanuele Greco
135
135
bumped to the homepage by Community♦ 2 days ago
This question has answers that may be good or bad; the system has marked it active so that they can be reviewed.
bumped to the homepage by Community♦ 2 days ago
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Do you have access to the Advanced license, you can run the erase tool. Which will remove all features crossing the buildings.
– Keagan Allan
Jan 31 at 9:24
add a comment |
Do you have access to the Advanced license, you can run the erase tool. Which will remove all features crossing the buildings.
– Keagan Allan
Jan 31 at 9:24
Do you have access to the Advanced license, you can run the erase tool. Which will remove all features crossing the buildings.
– Keagan Allan
Jan 31 at 9:24
Do you have access to the Advanced license, you can run the erase tool. Which will remove all features crossing the buildings.
– Keagan Allan
Jan 31 at 9:24
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Ensure the lines and polygons are in a geodatabase to improve performance.
Start Editing.
If you want to delete the entire line just "select by location" and use intersect to select lines that intersect buildings and then delete them.
Leave for a while, come back.
Save edits.
If you want to just delete the part of the lines that pass through the buildings.
Use the ERASE tool it will do it in one step.
No Info license?
Add a field to the buildings name DELETE (short integer) and add the value 1 to all buildings.
Run the Identity tool (join_attributes = ALL)
Delete the lines that have the attribute DELETE = 1
answered Mar 1 at 22:13
If you do not know- just GISIf you do not know- just GIS
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Check what file format you are using.
its file format must be able to store the topological properties of the objects. From this you can query in a database console and question the spatial relationships between your objects like: cross, touch, overlap, etc. If you are using Arcmap, the ESRI .shp format does not allow this as far as I know.
A good tip is to look at topological rules of geographic objects. ArcGIS can do this using the GDB / ESRI format.
edited Jan 30 at 21:41
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Ensure the lines and polygons are in a geodatabase to improve performance.
Start Editing.
If you want to delete the entire line just "select by location" and use intersect to select lines that intersect buildings and then delete them.
Leave for a while, come back.
Save edits.
If you want to just delete the part of the lines that pass through the buildings.
Use the ERASE tool it will do it in one step.
No Info license?
Add a field to the buildings name DELETE (short integer) and add the value 1 to all buildings.
Run the Identity tool (join_attributes = ALL)
Delete the lines that have the attribute DELETE = 1
answered Mar 1 at 22:13
If you do not know- just GISIf you do not know- just GIS
5,7511557
add a comment |
Ensure the lines and polygons are in a geodatabase to improve performance.
Start Editing.
If you want to delete the entire line just "select by location" and use intersect to select lines that intersect buildings and then delete them.
Leave for a while, come back.
Save edits.
If you want to just delete the part of the lines that pass through the buildings.
Use the ERASE tool it will do it in one step.
No Info license?
Add a field to the buildings name DELETE (short integer) and add the value 1 to all buildings.
Run the Identity tool (join_attributes = ALL)
Delete the lines that have the attribute DELETE = 1
answered Mar 1 at 22:13
If you do not know- just GISIf you do not know- just GIS
5,7511557
add a comment |
Ensure the lines and polygons are in a geodatabase to improve performance.
Start Editing.
If you want to delete the entire line just "select by location" and use intersect to select lines that intersect buildings and then delete them.
Leave for a while, come back.
Save edits.
If you want to just delete the part of the lines that pass through the buildings.
Use the ERASE tool it will do it in one step.
No Info license?
Add a field to the buildings name DELETE (short integer) and add the value 1 to all buildings.
Run the Identity tool (join_attributes = ALL)
Delete the lines that have the attribute DELETE = 1
answered Mar 1 at 22:13
If you do not know- just GISIf you do not know- just GIS
5,7511557
Ensure the lines and polygons are in a geodatabase to improve performance.
Start Editing.
If you want to delete the entire line just "select by location" and use intersect to select lines that intersect buildings and then delete them.
Leave for a while, come back.
Save edits.
If you want to just delete the part of the lines that pass through the buildings.
Use the ERASE tool it will do it in one step.
No Info license?
Add a field to the buildings name DELETE (short integer) and add the value 1 to all buildings.
Run the Identity tool (join_attributes = ALL)
Delete the lines that have the attribute DELETE = 1
answered Mar 1 at 22:13
If you do not know- just GISIf you do not know- just GIS
5,7511557
answered Mar 1 at 22:13
If you do not know- just GISIf you do not know- just GIS
5,7511557
answered Mar 1 at 22:13
If you do not know- just GISIf you do not know- just GIS
5,7511557
answered Mar 1 at 22:13
If you do not know- just GISIf you do not know- just GIS
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Check what file format you are using.
its file format must be able to store the topological properties of the objects. From this you can query in a database console and question the spatial relationships between your objects like: cross, touch, overlap, etc. If you are using Arcmap, the ESRI .shp format does not allow this as far as I know.
A good tip is to look at topological rules of geographic objects. ArcGIS can do this using the GDB / ESRI format.
edited Jan 30 at 21:41
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
answered Jan 30 at 16:42
viniciovclviniciovcl
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add a comment |
Check what file format you are using.
its file format must be able to store the topological properties of the objects. From this you can query in a database console and question the spatial relationships between your objects like: cross, touch, overlap, etc. If you are using Arcmap, the ESRI .shp format does not allow this as far as I know.
A good tip is to look at topological rules of geographic objects. ArcGIS can do this using the GDB / ESRI format.
edited Jan 30 at 21:41
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
answered Jan 30 at 16:42
viniciovclviniciovcl
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Check what file format you are using.
its file format must be able to store the topological properties of the objects. From this you can query in a database console and question the spatial relationships between your objects like: cross, touch, overlap, etc. If you are using Arcmap, the ESRI .shp format does not allow this as far as I know.
A good tip is to look at topological rules of geographic objects. ArcGIS can do this using the GDB / ESRI format.
edited Jan 30 at 21:41
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
answered Jan 30 at 16:42
viniciovclviniciovcl
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Check what file format you are using.
its file format must be able to store the topological properties of the objects. From this you can query in a database console and question the spatial relationships between your objects like: cross, touch, overlap, etc. If you are using Arcmap, the ESRI .shp format does not allow this as far as I know.
A good tip is to look at topological rules of geographic objects. ArcGIS can do this using the GDB / ESRI format.
edited Jan 30 at 21:41
PolyGeo♦
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answered Jan 30 at 16:42
viniciovclviniciovcl
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PolyGeo♦
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answered Jan 30 at 16:42
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