适用于 Location Referencing 许可。
The Split Centerline By Point tool is a centerline feature class editing tool available in ArcGIS Roads and Highways. This tool is useful to split a centerline into two contiguous parts at a location clicked on the map to create a route that does not span a complete centerline. This tool is typically used to split a centerline relative to some feature being snapped to, like an intersection, county boundary, or railroad crossing.
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Roads and Highways also supports splitting a centerline by measure or splitting a multipart centerline into singlepart features.
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You can also use the Split tool on the ArcGIS Pro Edit tab to perform this task. However, if the centerline has z-values populated, it is recommended that you use the Split centerline by point tool on the Location Referencing tab.
- Add the
centerline feature class and network feature class to a map.
You can also open a map in which the centerline and network feature class is already present.
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The information model expects only one centerline at any given location. Ensure that the centerlines you're using for your edit do not overlap other centerlines in your LRS.
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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 to the centerline that you want to split.
- On the Location Referencing tab, click Split Centerline and then click the Split Centerline By Point button .
- Click a point on the centerline where you want it to split.
The centerline on both sides of the split location flashes in dark green and the centerline splits into two parts.
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Attributes from fields modeled on the centerline being split are added to the new centerlines resulting from the split.
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If a message about acquiring locks or reconciling appears, conflict prevention is enabled.