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ArcView 3.x Extension: AddXY

Posted on March 24, 2009 by Fred Janssen
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AddXY - v.1.0 - 2.74 KB

AddXY (v1.0) is an ArcView extension that should work with ArcView 3.0 and later.  It adds the X and Y values of points (shapefiles or coverages) to their attribute tables.  It adds the X and Y values of polygon centroids (shapefiles or coverages) to their attribute tables.  It will add the X and Y value of a polygon’s labelpoint to its attribute table.  Due to a bug in ArcView, it does not work consistently with node coverages, so this has been removed. The X and Y columns in the attribute table should be created with the same names and precision that the ARC/INFO command “addxy” would create.

Categories: Downloads, GIS, Maps, Software | Tags: ArcView, attributes, coordinates, ESRI, extension

An ArcGIS 9.x toolbox with scripts for defining projections

Posted on September 24, 2008 by Fred Janssen
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I still have a lot of spatial data that was created using ESRI ArcView 3.x, and I continue to use 3.x because I have a wealth of extensions that do the things I need to do.  One problem with creating shapefiles with 3.x is that projection files (.prj) are not automatically created along with the shapes, so there is no spatial reference.  I normally end up with a whole directory full of shapefiles without .prj files.  I finally broke down and searched arcscripts.esri.com for an easy way to define the projection of all of those shapefiles in the directories.  I ran across Batch Define Projection by Owen Evans, downloaded it, and tried it out.  Works wonderfully.  It creates a custom toolbox and includes a few different handy scripts, including a batch define projection.  Run the script, point to a bunch of shapefiles, choose your coordinate system, and you’re done!  Why didn’t I look for this a long time ago?  Highly recommended.

Categories: GIS, Maps, Software, Technology | Tags: ESRI, GIS, Maps, projection, scripts, toolbox
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