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"johnny7" <Not
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sure I understand the question but have you tried the old WP (window polygon)
option at the command line?
Try LIST then WP and it will let you pick a bunch of pick points (you could
snap to your existing polygon end points).
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"M." <protic@hotmail.com>
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I have several poligons (more than 5000) and
more than 100000 points. Some points fall into first poligon, some in second
poligon, etc.I'm using ArcView instead, but my nature od job require that i'm
using AcadMap. With ArcView 8.1 you could count point hits that falls inside
each poligon.
Milos
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"johnny7" <Not
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sure I understand the question but have you tried the old WP (window
polygon) option at the command line?
Try LIST then WP and it will let you pick a bunch of pick points (you
could snap to your existing polygon end
points).
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"Kevin W. Garnett" <
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How about doing an overlay of the point topology
and the polygon topology. This will create a new topology that will give
you the relationship that you are looking for.
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"M." <protic@hotmail.com>
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I have several poligons (more than
5000) and more than 100000 points. Some points fall into first poligon,
some in second poligon, etc.I'm using ArcView instead, but my nature od job
require that i'm using AcadMap. With ArcView 8.1 you could count point hits
that falls inside each poligon.
Milos
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"johnny7" <Not
href="mailto:jwalker@rapidtransit.bc.ca">jwalker@rapidtransit.bc.ca>
wrote in message
href="news:f1253c7.0@WebX.maYIadrTaRb">news:f1253c7.0@WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
sure I understand the question but have you tried the old WP (window
polygon) option at the command line?
Try LIST then WP and it will let you pick a bunch of pick points (you
could snap to your existing polygon end
points).
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"Kevin W. Garnett" <
href="mailto:kgarnett@osmre.gov">kgarnett@osmre.gov> wrote in message
href="news:16056B84749243035845CA810FF868AA@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb">news:16056B84749243035845CA810FF......
How about doing an overlay of the point topology
and the polygon topology. This will create a new topology that will give
you the relationship that you are looking for.
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"M." <protic@hotmail.com>
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I have several poligons (more than
5000) and more than 100000 points. Some points fall into first poligon,
some in second poligon, etc.I'm using ArcView instead, but my nature od job
require that i'm using AcadMap. With ArcView 8.1 you could count point hits
that falls inside each poligon.
Milos
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"johnny7" <Not
href="mailto:jwalker@rapidtransit.bc.ca">jwalker@rapidtransit.bc.ca>
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href="news:f1253c7.0@WebX.maYIadrTaRb">news:f1253c7.0@WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
sure I understand the question but have you tried the old WP (window
polygon) option at the command line?
Try LIST then WP and it will let you pick a bunch of pick points (you
could snap to your existing polygon end
points).
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"M." <protic@hotmail.com>
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What is resulte from overlaying point and poligon
topology? Result is point topology. I need poligon topology
as result!!! Any suggestion about it?
Milos
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"Kevin W. Garnett" <
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href="news:16056B84749243035845CA810FF868AA@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb">news:16056B84749243035845CA810......
How about doing an overlay of the point
topology and the polygon topology. This will create a new topology
that will give you the relationship that you are looking for.
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"M." <
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I have several poligons (more than
5000) and more than 100000 points. Some points fall into first
poligon, some in second poligon, etc.I'm using ArcView instead, but my
nature od job require that i'm using AcadMap. With ArcView 8.1 you could
count point hits that falls inside each poligon.
Milos
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"johnny7" <Not
href="mailto:jwalker@rapidtransit.bc.ca">jwalker@rapidtransit.bc.ca>
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sure I understand the question but have you tried the old WP (window
polygon) option at the command line?
Try LIST then WP and it will let you pick a bunch of pick points (you
could snap to your existing polygon end
points).
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"Scott Friedrich" <
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This type of analysis isn't really suitable for
Map. Kevin is correct in that an overlay analysis has to be done.
The result is a point topology - but to find out how many points fall within
each polygon isn't easy. While performing your overlay, you want to
create a new Object Data table that contains the Source (Point) ID and the
Overlay (Polygon) ID. The result will be a point topology, but if you
look at the object data for these points it will contain the original Point ID
and the ID of the polygon that it falls within.
To speed up the calculation of finding total
points in polygons you can export the Object Data to a database and use the
database tools to find count totals for each polygon.
Good Luck,
Scott
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"M." <protic@hotmail.com>
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What is resulte from overlaying point and
poligon topology? Result is point topology. I need poligon
topology as result!!! Any suggestion about it?
Milos
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"Kevin W. Garnett" <
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How about doing an overlay of the point
topology and the polygon topology. This will create a new topology
that will give you the relationship that you are looking for.
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"M." <
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href="news:9C9472610E390FF2363BEA44150487FB@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb">news:9C9472610E390FF2363BE......
I have several poligons (more than
5000) and more than 100000 points. Some points fall into first
poligon, some in second poligon, etc.I'm using ArcView instead, but my
nature od job require that i'm using AcadMap. With ArcView 8.1 you could
count point hits that falls inside each poligon.
Milos
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"johnny7" <Not
href="mailto:jwalker@rapidtransit.bc.ca">jwalker@rapidtransit.bc.ca>
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href="news:f1253c7.0@WebX.maYIadrTaRb">news:f1253c7.0@WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
sure I understand the question but have you tried the old WP (window
polygon) option at the command line?
Try LIST then WP and it will let you pick a bunch of pick points
(you could snap to your existing polygon end
points).