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Linear Referencing Tutorial
An overview of the linear referencing tutorial
ArcGIS has the tools you need for linear referencing applications. The easiest way to start learning about
linear referencing is to complete the exercises in this tutorial. Before you start, however, it is assumed you
know the fundamentals of ArcGIS software. For more information, see A quick tour of geoprocessing , A quick
For this tutorial, imagine that you work in the GIS department of a highway authority, responsible for the
maintenance and safety of your region’s highways. In the exercises to follow, you will perform some of the
linear referencing tasks typical to such a person. Specifically, you will use the linear referencing geoprocessing
tools to create and recalibrate route data. Next, you will learn how to display and query your newly created
route data, then your route event data, in ArcMap. Lastly, you will learn how to edit your route data in ArcMap.
This tutorial includes five exercises, each of which takes 5 to 30 minutes to complete. The exercises build on
one another, so it is assumed that you will complete them in order.
The study area for this tutorial is Pitt County, North Carolina. The data was compiled from various sources and
has been modified to suit the needs of the exercises. The reliability and suitability of the information, therefore,
cannot be guaranteed.
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Exercise 1: Organizing your linear referencing data in
ArcCatalog
The exercises in this chapter use the tutorial data distributed with ArcGIS
and work with an ArcView license. Some of these exercises require you to
make changes to the data; therefore, you will need to have write access to
the data. To be sure you have write access, you will begin this exercise by
making a working copy of the LinearReferencing tutorial folder.
Complexity:
Beginner
Data Requirement:
ArcGIS Tutorial Data Setup
Goal:
Organize the linear referencing tutorial
data in ArcCatalog.
Copying the data
Steps:
1. Start ArcCatalog by clicking Start > All Programs > ArcGIS > ArcCatalog 10.
2. Navigate to the LinearReferencing folder on the local drive where the tutorial data is
installed—for example, C:\arcgis\ArcTutor\LinearReferencing.
If the data was installed by your system administrator in a shared folder on the network, the
path to the tutorial folder includes the names of the computer and the connection through
which the folder is accessed—for example,
\\dataserver\public\ArcGIS\ArcTutor\LinearReferencing.
3. Right-click the LinearReferencing folder and click Copy .
4. Navigate to the location where you would like to make a copy of this data, such as the C drive.
5. Right-click this location and click Paste .
A new folder called LinearReferencing is created at this location.
6. Right-click this new folder and click Rename .
7. Type MyLR as the new folder name.
Connect directly to your tutorial data
In ArcCatalog, folder connections let you access specific directories on local disks or shared folders on the
network. Further, database connections allow you to access the contents of a database.
Steps:
1. Click the Connect To Folder button on the Standard toolbar.
2. Navigate to and choose the location of your MyLR folder.
3. Click OK .
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The new folder connection is now listed in the Catalog tree.
You will now be able to access all the data needed for the remaining exercises in this tutorial via the new
connection.
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