Topology rule to align two different feature classesHow to automate performing analysis (intersection) between objects within different feature classes, for large number of objects?Making polygon boundaries of different feature classes coincident?Enforce topology rule over a shapefileDelete Features from a feature class that participates in a topologyUsing ArcMap Topology to make admin boundaries match up?Moving feature classes between FGDB's creates unknown topology errorsHow to add a rule to topology in ArcMap?All feature classes are not shown when creating new topology in ArcCatalog?Tool to expand one feature to align with anotherAligning or integrating features from two feature classes using ArcGIS Desktop?
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Topology rule to align two different feature classes
How to automate performing analysis (intersection) between objects within different feature classes, for large number of objects?Making polygon boundaries of different feature classes coincident?Enforce topology rule over a shapefileDelete Features from a feature class that participates in a topologyUsing ArcMap Topology to make admin boundaries match up?Moving feature classes between FGDB's creates unknown topology errorsHow to add a rule to topology in ArcMap?All feature classes are not shown when creating new topology in ArcCatalog?Tool to expand one feature to align with anotherAligning or integrating features from two feature classes using ArcGIS Desktop?
I am looking for a topology rule or geoprocessing tool that would align the blue feature class boundaries to the black feature class boundaries depicted in the following screenshot:

I could obviously do this manually but I would prefer not to since there are over 200 features within the blue feature class.
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I am looking for a topology rule or geoprocessing tool that would align the blue feature class boundaries to the black feature class boundaries depicted in the following screenshot:

I could obviously do this manually but I would prefer not to since there are over 200 features within the blue feature class.
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I would use the Spatial Adjustment Tool, add some links, rubbersheet the FC. You can Snap the FC with a tolerance once it is very close to the target location.
– klewis
Apr 1 at 17:28
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I am looking for a topology rule or geoprocessing tool that would align the blue feature class boundaries to the black feature class boundaries depicted in the following screenshot:

I could obviously do this manually but I would prefer not to since there are over 200 features within the blue feature class.
arcgis-desktop esri-geodatabase topology arcgis-10.5
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I am looking for a topology rule or geoprocessing tool that would align the blue feature class boundaries to the black feature class boundaries depicted in the following screenshot:

I could obviously do this manually but I would prefer not to since there are over 200 features within the blue feature class.
arcgis-desktop esri-geodatabase topology arcgis-10.5
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I would use the Spatial Adjustment Tool, add some links, rubbersheet the FC. You can Snap the FC with a tolerance once it is very close to the target location.
– klewis
Apr 1 at 17:28
add a comment |
I would use the Spatial Adjustment Tool, add some links, rubbersheet the FC. You can Snap the FC with a tolerance once it is very close to the target location.
– klewis
Apr 1 at 17:28
I would use the Spatial Adjustment Tool, add some links, rubbersheet the FC. You can Snap the FC with a tolerance once it is very close to the target location.
– klewis
Apr 1 at 17:28
I would use the Spatial Adjustment Tool, add some links, rubbersheet the FC. You can Snap the FC with a tolerance once it is very close to the target location.
– klewis
Apr 1 at 17:28
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I would use the Spatial Adjustment Tool, add some links, rubbersheet the FC. You can Snap the FC with a tolerance once it is very close to the target location.
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