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geocoding
process of transforming description of a location into geographic coordinates that can be mapped
what are some text based descriptions of a location
postal code
address
place name
what are geocoding output
features with attributes that can be saved, mapped, and analyzed
what is an advantage of geocoding
you can quickly find locations
how is geocoding done
by comparing the descriptive location elements in the address to those present in the reference material (locator)
geocoding can be thought of as
address matching
what are some geocodable locations
cities based on addresses
landmarks using coordinates
business names
describe the 4 step geocoding process
input data
either an address or list of locations
reference data (locator)
using a locator dataset to match input address to real world locations
matching
geocoding engine tries to match each address/place name with a location in the reference dataset
output
result is a new feature layer with points on the map of each geo coordinate and additional attributes
what are some examples of locator data
street network
address points
place names
what are some uses of geocoding
data analysis
distribution techniques
business and customer management
how is geocoding crucial for customer data management
you can take customer information and create a map of their locations to show where your customers are
how can a map of your customers be used
marketing strategies
targeting specific clusters of customers
producing route maps and directions
how is an address put on a street
the address must be estimated onto the line based on their value and where that falls in the range of values
describe how odd and even numbers are distributed on a street
odd on one side and even on the other
what does NOT require estimation to place and why
land parcels - they have a street number of parcel number for each parcel
what does a single input field store
the COMPLETE address
when are multiple fields supported
if the input addresses are split into multiple fields :
address
city
state
can you have a single input field AND a field that stores the country
YES
what is the output feature class saved in terms of spatial reference
the SAME spatial reference as the address locator
how can the spatial reference of the output feature class be changed
in the tool’s environmental settings
what does the output feature class store as a default
a copy of the input address and additional information (score, status…)
what tools allows the address to be rematched
rematch address tool OR rematch address
when will editing address in the input address table NOT change the result in the output feature class
once the matching process finishes and the feature class is created
what is a locator
database of location in a city, county, province…
what are locators often based on
street network with address information in it
what must you do during the creation of the locator
what format and what information is required to geocode data
what are some common elements of addresses
left or right number range
street name
prefix
suffix
what is field mapping
process of telling the locator what information the network has in it
contrast a physically connected intersection and a non physically connected intersection
physically connected - formed when two street segments physically cross each other
non physically connected - street intersection that are not physically connected but are separated by elevation
what is a disconnected intersection
intersection formed when one disconnected street ends within a certain distance of another but they DONT physically connect
what is the distance called in a disconnected intersection
distance tolerance
special kind of disconnected intersection
roundabout
is the roundabout ever named
NO - streets are though
why is a roundabout a disconnected intersection
the participating streets don’t connect directly to each other, instead connected to the roundabout, but are within the distance tolerance