Location Referencing ライセンスで利用可能です。
Routes are created in an LRS Network using centerline features that define the location and geometry of a route.
The centerline features used to create routes can exist in the centerline feature class, be digitized into the centerline feature class (using aerial photography or other basemaps for guidance), be copied and pasted from other feature classes, or be imported from CAD files or other ArcGIS-supported data sources.
注意:
- ラインをサポートするネットワークを編集中、新しいルートを作成すると、新しいラインも作成されます。
- The centerline and network feature classes must be present on the map to run this tool.
- An additional attribute table appears in the Create Route pane if your network feature class has extra fields. You can type a route name here if your network is configured to use a user-generated route ID.
- ルートを作成する際は、ギャップ キャリブレーション ルールが適用されます。
- Add the
centerline and network feature class to a map.
You can also open a map in which the centerline and network feature class are already present.
注意:
The information model expects only one centerline at any given location. Ensure that the centerlines used for your edit do not overlap other centerlines in your LRS.
注意:
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.
- Zoom in to the location where you want to create the route.
The centerline features for the route must exist in the centerline feature class before creating the route.
- On the Location Referencing tab, in the Routes group, click Create
.
The Create Route pane appears with the Select By Rectangle option
as the default.
- Use your mouse to select one or more centerlines by rectangle at the location of the new route.
You can also click the Select one or more centerlines drop-down arrow to choose one of the remaining selection tools: Select By Polygon
, Select By Lasso
, Select By Circle
, Select By Line
, or Select By Trace
.
Alternatively, you can use the interactive selection tools on the Map tab on the ArcGIS Pro ribbon:
The selected centerlines are highlighted on the map and the Allow choosing of one or more centerlines button
appears in the Create Route pane. The Selected Centerlines count is shown above the table.
注意:
- The direction of digitization determines the direction of
calibration, increasing in the direction of digitization. You can reverse direction for the chosen centerlines using the Flip the direction of the centerlines button
.
- ルートの作成後、中心線の選択状態を維持できます。
- The direction of digitization determines the direction of
calibration, increasing in the direction of digitization. You can reverse direction for the chosen centerlines using the Flip the direction of the centerlines button
- Click the Allow choosing of one or more centerlines button
.
A table appears in the Create Route pane with each chosen centerline in a numbered row that corresponds to the selection order. Chosen centerlines are numbered on the map and highlighted. The Chosen Centerlines count is shown below the table.
- Optionally, change the centerline selection order by choosing one or more rows from the Order column and using the buttons below the table. You can also drag rows into the desired order.
Changes in the table selection order are also shown on the map.
Tools available in the centerlines table
Tool Tool name Tool description Allow choosing one or more centerlines
Allows you to choose the centerlines on the map and displays them in a table by order of selection. Use the move buttons below the table or drag rows to reorder the chosen centerlines.
Clear the currently chosen centerlines
Clears the chosen centerlines and keeps the selected centerlines. You can reselect after clicking this button or click the Allow choosing one or more centerlines button a second time.
Move chosen centerlines up
Moves one or more selected centerlines up a row in the table order.
Move chosen centerlines to the top
Moves one or more centerlines to the top of the table order.
Move chosen centerlines down
Moves one or more centerlines down a row in the table order.
Move chosen centerlines to the bottom
Moves one or more centerlines to the bottom of the table order.
Flip the direction of the centerlines
Reverses the direction of the chosen centerlines.
Remove the chosen centerlines
Removes the chosen centerline from the table order but leaves it selected.
ヒント:
To change the display field shown in the centerlines table, right-click the centerline feature class in the Contents pane and choose Properties from the context menu. On the Layer Properties dialog box, click the Display tab, and click the Display field drop-down arrow to change its value. In the previous image, the display field is OBJECTID.
- ルートを追加する [ネットワーク] を選択します。
注意:
To edit using feature services, the LRS Network must be published with the linear referencing and version management capabilities.
- ルートは、新しいライン上または既存のライン上に作成できます。
- 新しいライン上にルートを作成するには、[ライン名] テキスト ボックスに新しいラインを入力します。
- 既存のライン上にルートを作成するには、既存ラインの名前を入力するか、[マップからラインを選択]ボタン
を使用してマップから既存のラインを選択します。
- [ルート名] を指定します。
ルート名は、選択したネットワークで一意でなければなりません。
- ラインをサポートするネットワークにルートを作成する場合は、[ライン名] を入力します。
ライン名は、選択したネットワークで一意でなければなりません。
- Click the Calendar button
next to Start Date to choose a start date for the route.
ヒント:
You can also double-click the Start Date text box to automatically populate it with today's date, or type a date in the Start Date text box.
- Type a value in the From Measure text box. The default is 0.000.
If you don't know the From Measure value, you can do the following to calculate one by subtracting the geometrical length of the centerline from the To Measure value:
- Type a value in the To Measure text box.
- Click the Recalculate From Measure button
next to the From Measure text box.
- Update the To Measure value if necessary.
注意:
- Z-values are considered when calculating the geometric length of the centerlines.
- Centerlines and routes support z-values.
The To Measure value is automatically populated with the geometric length of the chosen centerline by default.
注意:
ライン ネットワークの場合、メジャーは 00+00.00 または 00+00.000 形式のステーション値として入力できます。
If you don't know the To Measure value, you can do the following to allow Location Referencing to calculate one by calculating the count of the To Measure value and From Measure value:
- Update the From Measure value if necessary.
- Click the Recalculate To Measure button
next to the To Measure text box.
- Fill in additional field attributes in the network feature class as necessary.
The attribute fields in the Create Route pane support coded value and range domains. This is helpful when you want to limit attribute values to a predefined list or range of values.
- [実行] をクリックします。
注意:
If your route edit will result in the introduction of one or more physical gaps on the route, a prompt appears to alert you before the tool is run. If you didn't plan to create a gapped route, answer No and edit your digitized centerlines so that no gaps result during route editing.
If the route being edited already had one or more physical gaps, and no additional physical gaps were introduced by the edit, no prompt will appear.
You can prevent unplanned centerlines by enabling snapping in the active map, or by enabling snapping using the Edit tab, Snapping group, Snapping button
.
You can disable this warning by unchecking Warn before allowing route edits that can create physical gaps in Location Referencing options.
ヒント:
Click Identify Routes
on the Location Referencing tab and select the new route on the map to view details about it.
ヒント:
ルートの作成後、中心線の選択状態を維持できます。 このオプションは、エンジニアリング ステーション ネットワークにルートを作成中、同じ中心線を使用して連続ネットワークに対して別のルートを作成する必要がある (またはその逆) 場合に、特に役立ちます。 詳細については、「Location Referencing オプションの設定」をご参照ください。
Complex route creation scenarios
The following sections provide examples of complex route creation, including loop, lollipop, branch, alpha, barbell, and infinity routes:
Create a loop route
In the following example, four centerlines (CL1, CL2, CL3, and CL4) are used to create a loop route:
Calibration points are added at the start of the loop (0), end of the loop (10), and at a third (3.33) and two-thirds of the loop (6.67).
Create a lollipop route
In the following example, two centerlines (CL1, CL2) are used to create a lollipop route:
RouteX is created with calibration points at the start of the stick portion (0), the end of the loop portion (12), and at a third (5.33) and two-thirds of the loop portion (8.67).
In the second example, two centerlines (CL1, CL2) with different directions compared to the example above are used to create a lollipop route.
RouteX is created with calibration points at the start of the loop portion (0), at a third (3.33) and two-thirds of the loop portion (6.67), and in the stick portion (12) at the end of the lollipop.
Create a branch route
In the following example, two centerlines (CL1, CL2) are used to create a branch route:
RouteX is created with calibration points at the start of the branch, the end of the branch, and at the start and end of an imaginary branch edge.
In the second example, two centerlines (CL1, CL2) are used to create a branch route.
RouteX is created with calibration points at the start of the branch, the end of the branch, and at the start and end of an imaginary branch edge.
Create an alpha route
In the following example, three centerlines (CL1, CL2, CL3) are used to create an alpha route:
RouteX is created with calibration points at the start (0) and end (16) of the alpha portion, and at a third (6.33) and two-thirds (9.67) of the loop portion.
Create a barbell route
In the following example, three centerlines (CL1, CL2, CL3) are used to create a barbell route:
RouteX is created with calibration points at the start (0) and end (18) of the barbell, and at a third (2.67 and 12.67) and two-thirds (5.33 and 15.33) of each loop portion.
Create an infinity route that starts and ends at an intersection
In the following example, one centerline (CL1) is used to create an infinity loop route that starts and ends at an intersection:
RouteX is created with calibration points at the start (0) and end (20) of the infinity route, and at a third (3.33 and 13.33) and two-thirds (6.67 and 16.67) of each loop portion.
In the following example, one centerline (CL1) is used to create an infinity loop that starts and ends on a loop:
RouteX is created with calibration points at the start (0) and end (10) of the infinity route, and at the middle (1.25 and 8.75) of every path in the primary loop, and at a third (4.17) and two-thirds (5.83) of the secondary loop.
Utility Network データセットのルート
Utility Network データセットでのルートの作成に関与する中心線 (パイプライン レイヤー) は、開始メジャーと終了メジャーのフィールドにメジャー値が入力されている必要があります。
注意:
[ユーティリティ ネットワーク フィーチャクラスの構成 (Configure Utility Network Feature Class)] ツールを使用してパイプライン レイヤーを関連付け、[LRS からのメジャー値の更新 (Update Measures From LRS)] ツールを使用してメジャー値を入力します。
複数の中心線が使用される場合、中心線フィーチャの一致ポイントはメジャー値が同じでなければなりません。 ルートの開始メジャーと終了メジャーは、これらのメジャー値を使用して入力されます。
次の例では、中心線の一致ポイントが一致します。 終了メジャー CL1 は、開始メジャー CL2 と一致します (14)。 この場合はルートを作成できます。
RouteX は CL1 と CL2 から作成されます。 各中心線の端に一致ポイントが作成されます。
次の例では、中心線の一致ポイントが一致しません。 終了メジャー CL1 は、開始メジャー CL2 と一致しません (16、14)。 この場合はルートを作成できません。
次の例では、中心線の一致ポイントが一致していますが、開始メジャーと終了メジャー CL2 が同じ (19) です。 非単調になるため、ルートを作成できません。