Open ArcToolbox Analysis Tools Extract Clip, and then choose and enter the following parameters: Input Feature: Roads feature class (Roads_King) derived from Clip Features: WRIA9_King Output Feature Class: …\WRIA9.gdb\RoadNetwork\WRIA9_Roads Close ArcMap after examining WRIA9_Roads in your map. Creating a New Feature Class Now, you will learn how to create a new feature class. We would like to create a new feature class for the wetland habitat areas in WRIA9. We will also create domains for this new feature class. In ArcCatalog right click the Habitat feature dataset that you created earlier, and select New Feature Class. Name this feature class wetland_habitat, select Polygon Features for the Type of Features. Keep the default settings for the coordinate M and Z values. Click Next. Accept default Configuration Keyword, and click Next. Add two fields to the wetland_habitat feature class with the following settings: Field Name: Basin; Data Type: Text; Length: 30 Field Name: Rating; Data Type: Double Now, we have a new feature class in the Habitat feature dataset. Next we will set a domain for this feature class. Geodatabase Domain One of the useful tools for attribute value validation is using a geodatabase domain. It can be as simple as setting values for an attribute field like Yes/No or a range from 0 to 100; it can also be as complex as having a list of vegetation types. In the following steps, you will learn how to create a geodatabase domain from a table stored in the
Open ArcToolbox Analysis Tools Extract Clip, and then choose and enter the following parameters: Input Feature: Roads feature class (Roads_King) derived from Clip Features: WRIA9_King Output Feature Class: …\WRIA9.gdb\RoadNetwork\WRIA9_Roads Close ArcMap after examining WRIA9_Roads in your map. Creating a New Feature Class Now, you will learn how to create a new feature class. We would like to create a new feature class for the wetland habitat areas in WRIA9. We will also create domains for this new feature class. In ArcCatalog right click the Habitat feature dataset that you created earlier, and select New Feature Class. Name this feature class wetland_habitat, select Polygon Features for the Type of Features. Keep the default settings for the coordinate M and Z values. Click Next. Accept default Configuration Keyword, and click Next. Add two fields to the wetland_habitat feature class with the following settings: Field Name: Basin; Data Type: Text; Length: 30 Field Name: Rating; Data Type: Double Now, we have a new feature class in the Habitat feature dataset. Next we will set a domain for this feature class. Geodatabase Domain One of the useful tools for attribute value validation is using a geodatabase domain. It can be as simple as setting values for an attribute field like Yes/No or a range from 0 to 100; it can also be as complex as having a list of vegetation types. In the following steps, you will learn how to create a geodatabase domain from a table stored in the
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