Drawing File: Digital CAD equivalent of hard copy document. Some systems refer to them as designs or design files. A collection of graphical features stored as a set of spatial information in a computer.
For example, a drawing file or DWG file in AutoCAD. calibration The process of choosing attribute values and computational parameters so that a model properly represents the real-world situation being analyzed.
dgn - Design drawing file (Intergraph)
dir - INFO directory manager file
dlg - Digital Line Graph file
dll - Windows Dynamic Link Library file
doc - MS-Word, MS-Wordpad document file
dtd - UNIX hyperhelp supporting file ...
The Project Manager now features a reference file dock panel that will display all reference files associated with the selected drawing file. You can then open a reference file from this panel as read-only.
â†' ESRI also has another world file format that applies to computer-aided design or CAD drawing files. That standard refers to the format of plain text computer files with names ending in .wld and is not discussed in this article.
John, thank you for the quick response. Perhaps you work late as I. 3d Viz, being an AutoDesk product supports most drawing files related to CAD. Viz will open or import the following file types: ...
[non-ESRI software] A component of a CAD drawing file. CAD layers are the digital equivalent of acetates in overlay drafting, and are powerful tools for organizing a drawing into logical categories. CAD layers and levels may be managed with ArcGIS.
CAD drawingThe digital equivalent of a drawing, figure or schematic created using a CAD system. For example, a drawing file or DWG file in AutoCAD.
DXF is an abbreviation for drawing interchange format, a file exchange format developed by Autodesk Inc. for its AutoCAD drafting software. DXF files are ASCII records of all objects in a drawing file.
DXF files are ASCII records of all objects in a drawing file. DXF is used by GIS systems for exchanging map files. dynamic segmentation Points along a line that vary in value, e.g. pavement thickness along a road centerline.
 See also: Software, Information, Geographic, Access, GIS
  
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