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- | ====== Linear Referencing ====== | ||
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- | ===== Concepts ===== | ||
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- | Linear Reference Measure Option enables the option to select a vector line dataset Measure Attribute Formula for every measurement, | ||
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- | ===== LRS for Measurements ===== | ||
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- | === Source Vector Data === | ||
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- | The LRS input can be either Line or Point vector dataset (.ovf, .ovt, or .shp) and needs to be added as a local resource into the Workspace. \\ | ||
- | Point datasets must have the attribute '' | ||
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- | === Activate === | ||
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- | Activate ' | ||
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- | If Linear Referencing is enabled, select ' | ||
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- | === Measure === | ||
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- | The center of the measurement will be dropped perpendicular to the closest line segment of the LRS dataset. If the LRS dataset is 2D, the closest 2D perpendicular distance is calculated. If the LRS dataset is 3D, 3D distances are calculated. | ||
- | * The dropped distance is shown as a pink line. | ||
- | * The Linear Referencing segment is shown as a green line. | ||
- | * Linear Referencing measurement results (LRef) are listed in the Measure Sidebar. | ||
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- | ===== LRS for Search and Geocode ===== | ||
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- | === Source Vector Data === | ||
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- | The LRS input must be a line vector dataset (.ovf) and added into the Orbit installation directory, '' | ||
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- | === Activate === | ||
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- | === Search === | ||
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- | ===== LRS with Clip Box ===== | ||
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- | With Clip Box positioning slider and ' | ||
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Last modified:: 2021/11/04 12:38