Use the Include Ground Overlay option to create rasters. Ground overlays are not converted by default. The source raster in its native format is available in a folder of GroundOverlays at the same level as the output file geodatabase. Rasters, or ground overlays, will be converted into a raster catalog inside the file geodatabase. The original folder structure, name, and pop-up information, as well as fields that help define how the features sit on a surface, all make up the attributes of each feature. This layer file draws features based on their schema of point, line, or polygon, while maintaining the original KML symbology.Įach feature class created will have attributes which maintain information about the original KML file. At the same folder level as the file geodatabase will be a layer file which can be added to a map to draw the features. The feature class name will be named point, line, polygon, or multipatches, dependent on the original features of the KML file. This tool creates a file geodatabase containing a feature class within a feature dataset.
Learn more about KML support in ArcGIS Usage The layer file maintains the symbology found within the original KML or KMZ file. Please help me with writing (comment), my English is not good.Converts a KML or KMZ file into feature classes and a layer file. It is recommended to export (Data> Export data) as a new shapefile, to store information Join. OK to display the data in the shapefile, this example has been using ArcGIS 10, but it works the same way in previous versions, you can now edit the data in Excel and automatically read ArcMap (but from ArcGIS is not possible to change to Excel table).
Choose the fiel in the table to base the join on: Select ID. Choose the table to join to this layer, or load the table from disk: Select the table from Excel (consider the name of the sheet).ģ. Choose the field in this layer that the join will be based on: Select Id.Ģ. The second step is to call the Excel data to shapefile in ArcMap, for this from the attribute table go to Joins and Relates – Join and fill in the information fields as follows:ġ. In the attribute table (SHP) and Excel, there must be a common identifier (in this example, the identification ID), can attach shapefile data (polygon, points polylines) according to the established numbering.Ģ. The Join tool allows you to merge two tables by a common identifier (ID), the data from both tables annexed by the ID, giving the ability to spatially represent external data, the Join of this entry is done with ArcMap 10 application ArcGIS, the connection is made between a Microsoft Excel table to a shapefile in ArcMap, the steps to perform this procedure are as follows.ġ.
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