Delete calibration points

Available with Location Referencing license.

The calibration points used by ArcGIS Pipeline Referencing are stored in a feature class. Calibration points on a route can be deleted using either the Delete Point tool on the Location Referencing tab, the Delete button in the Features group, on the Edit tab, or by using attribute selection in the calibration point feature layer's attribute table.

Caution:

Before deleting a calibration point, consider if retiring the point is more appropriate. Retiring a calibration point preserves the historical integrity and calibration of the route. Deleting a calibration point results in recalibration of the route for the time span that the calibration point was active. To retire a calibration point, use the Edit Point tool to change the To Date value of the calibration point.

Learn more about modifying calibration points

Calibration point deletion scenario

The following examples illustrate the three steps of deletion and recalibration using the Delete Point tool .

Deleting a calibration point results in recalibration of the route to the nearest upstream and downstream calibration point.

First, review the calibration points and route calibration and identify a calibration point to delete. In this example, 8 is identified for deletion.

Then, delete the calibration point with a measure of 8.

Calibration is only updated to the nearest upstream and downstream calibration points on the route.

Delete using the Delete Point tool

Complete the following steps to delete calibration points using the Delete Point tool on the Location Referencing tab:

1. Click the Delete Point tool in the Calibration Points group, on the Location Referencing tab.

   Traditionally versioned networks must be edited through a direct connection to the geodatabase. Branch-versioned networks, including any network configured with a user-generated route ID, must be edited through a feature service.

2. Select the calibration point you want to delete on the map.

   The Delete Calibration Point pane appears with attributes for the selected calibration point populated.

   Note:

   All of the fields in the Delete Calibration Point pane are read-only.

3. Click Run.

   The calibration point is deleted, and the route is recalibrated between the nearest upstream and downstream calibration points. A message appears in the Delete Calibration Point pane indicating success.

4. If more calibration points are ready to be deleted, repeat the steps above to delete them.

   Note:

   If a message about acquiring locks or reconciling appears, conflict prevention is enabled.

Delete a calibration point using delete features

Complete the following steps to delete one or more calibration points using the Delete tool:

1. Add the LRS feature layers, including the calibration point and network feature layers, to a map.

   Alternatively, open a map in which the LRS feature layers are present.

2. Zoom in to the location where you want to delete a calibration point.
3. Optionally, on the Location Referencing tab, in the Calibration Points group, click the Event Behavior arrow and choose to include or exclude event behaviors for manual calibration edits.
   • Exclude event behaviors for manual calibration edits —Ignore event behavior in subsequent manual edits.
   • Include event behaviors for manual calibration edits — Include event behavior in subsequent manual edits.
4. Click the calibration point you want to delete.

   Note:

   Select multiple calibration points on the map to delete them all at once; then perform the remaining steps in this workflow. You can also delete calibration points in bulk by selecting them from the attributes table of the calibration point feature layer.

5. On the Edit tab, in the Features group, click Delete .

   The Deleting selected feature progress dialog box appears and the selected calibration point is deleted.

   Note:

   Deleting a calibration point results in recalibration of the route to the nearest upstream and downstream calibration point.

6. On the Edit tab, in the Manage Edits group, click Save .