Mit der Maritime Charting-Lizenz verfügbar.
Imports an S-57 file into an ArcGIS Maritime geodatabase. Sources that can be imported include Electronic Navigational Chart (ENC), Additional Military layers (AML), and Inland Electronic Navigational Chart (IENC).
A New Edition (EN) base file can be imported.
Multiple Revision (ER) files, also known as updates, must be imported at the same time as the base file. Individual ER files cannot be imported at a later time.
The Target Workspace parameter must contain a Maritime schema.
Choose one of the Maritime workspace .xml files to create your Maritime database: NAUTICAL_ENC_TEMPLATE_GX_EXTCLSID.xml or NAUTICAL_NIS_TEMPLATE_GX_EXTCLSID.xml. These files are located in the <install location>\Resources\Maritime folder. The NAUTICAL_ENC_TEMPLATE_GX_EXTCLSID.xml file contains the geodatabase topology.
It is recommended that you import to an edit version when using an enterprise geodatabase.
| Beschriftung | Erläuterung | Datentyp |
Input
Base S-57 Cell | The base cell file (*.000). | File |
Target Workspace
| The workspace where all the objects will be written. | Workspace |
Update Cells (optional) | Updates cell files (*.001 - *.999). | File |
Product Configuration File
(optional) | The product configuration file to import. | File |
| Beschriftung | Erläuterung | Datentyp |
| Output Workspace | This is similar to the Target Workspace. | Workspace |
arcpy.maritime.ImportS57ToGeodatabase(in_base_cell, target_workspace, {in_update_cells}, {in_product_config})| Name | Erläuterung | Datentyp |
in_base_cell | The base cell file (*.000). | File |
target_workspace | The workspace where all the objects will be written. | Workspace |
in_update_cells [in_update_cells,...] (optional) | Updates cell files (*.001 - *.999). | File |
in_product_config (optional) | The product configuration file to import. | File |
| Name | Erläuterung | Datentyp |
| output_workspace | This is similar to the Target Workspace. | Workspace |
The following code sample demonstrates how to import an S-57 file.
# Import arcpy module
import arcpy
# Tool variables
base_cell = r"C:\Data\Import\US1AK90M\US1AK90M.000"
target_workspace = r"C:\Data\Import\NIS_1.gdb"
update_cells = [r"C:\Data\Import\US1AK90M\US1AK90M.001", r"C:\Data\Import\US1AK90M\US1AK90M.002"]
product_config = r"C:\Data\Import\NIS_Product_custom.xml"
# Execute the tool
arcpy.maritime.ImportS57ToGeodatabase(base_cell, target_workspace, update_cells, product_config)