Feature class

feature class A class is a set of all features of the same material. A class is named to identify the kind of material it contains (for instance "corn").

feature class The type of feature represented in a coverage. Coverage feature classes include arcs, nodes, label points, polygons, tics, annotation, links, boundaries, routes, and sections. G ...

feature class 1. A classification describing the format of geographic features and supporting data in a coverage. Coverage feature classes for representing geographic features include point, arc, node, route-system, route, section, polygon and region.

A feature class that includes two or more other feature classes (simple or complex). Complex Polygon See Complex Area.

annotation feature class See Also : annotation group [map design] A geodatabase feature class that stores text or graphics that provide information about features or general areas of a map (annotation).

Select VPF feature classes, set the display scale, and add labels with ease using the Vector Map Display Properties dialog box.

A coverage feature class; links are two-point segments that represent from- and to-locations for the rubber sheeting adjustment process. M Many-to-one Relate ...

Polygon: A coverage feature class used to represent areas. A polygon is defined by the arcs that make up its boundary and a point inside its boundary for identification. Polygons have attributes that describe the geographic feature they represent.

Edge Match An editing procedure to ensure that all features crossing adjacent map sheets have the same edge locations attribute descriptions, and feature classes.

Categories - logical groupings of feature classes and more simplified representation to user Library - a system that help users to share information around the enterprise ...

In thefirst dialog box set the Export Type pulldown, choose ESRI Multipatch, then browse to your tutorial folder, and enter a name for the personal geodatabase that will be created to hold your new multipatch feature class.

They enable you to store multiple feature classes and the topological relationship among them. All feature classes in a feature data set must share the same spatial reference.

Point, line, polygon, and annotation feature classes and categorization Feature domain constraints and subtypes Symbology support for text based annotations Versions and spatial reference system Managed Extract, Modify, Post Process ...

A set of characters (alpha, alpha/numeric or numeric) within the GIS, which uniquely identifies a feature class or homogeneous group of features.

Theme A set of a class of objects specified, if applicable, by a name and feature class or dataset name, attributes of interest, or data classification scheme. TIL Terralink International Limited ...

*** Theme: A user-defined perspective on a geographic dataset specified, if applicable, by a name and feature class or dataset name, attributes of interest, or data classification scheme.

A user-defined perspective on a coverage, grid, tin or image geographic data set specified, if applicable, by a coverage name and feature class or data set name, attributes of interest, a data classification scheme, ...

to binary large object (BLOB) data stored directly in a relational database management system (RDBMS) similar to other vector-based feature classes.

Feature Attribute Table (PAT, AAA) - A table used to store attribute information for a specific coverage feature class.

Scale dependency is preserved, and transparency and complex symbol types are maintained. Noncompliant feature classes such as personal geodatabases, CAD files, and ArcInfo coverages are automatically filtered out.

As experience is gained, we are learning how to conduct feature classifications offering much the same information content as extracted from Visible and Near-IR imagery.

Extracted coordinates for features from scanned maps or aerial photographs may be complex and will rely on sophisticated, line-following algorithms or feature classification and extraction algorithms to obtain the desired information from the map or ...

can be grouped into broader pre-determined categories, such as 'Unincorporated Rural Communities', 'Elevated Shoreline Features' or 'Ice and Snow Features'. Recently, these categories have been upgraded, and a standard set of 38 feature classes (22 ...

See also: Feature, Class, Information, Database, Attribute