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In many cases, this problem is related to the dimensions of the feature classes. In many cases, feature datasets and feature classes are created with a limited Z domain with a value of set 0 as the minimum Z value, so features with elevations below 0 can not be written to the feature classes in this feature dataset.
[[File:AHGW New Feature Dataset dialog.png|thumb|right|350px|The first page of the ''New Feature Dataset'' dialog.]]
[[File:AHGW New Feature Dataset dialog 2.png|thumb|right|350px|The second page of the ''New Feature Dataset'' dialog.]]
In many cases, this problem is related to the dimensions of the feature classes. Feature datasets and feature classes are often created with a limited Z domain with a value of set "0" as the minimum Z value, so features with elevations below "0" cannot be written to the feature classes in this feature dataset.
   
   
Here are the steps for redefining the Z domain:
Redefine the Z domain by doing the following:
*Create a [[AHGW:Create Blank AHGW Geodatabase|new geodatabase]]
*Create a new geodatabase
*Create a [http://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/10.5/manage-data/feature-datasets/creating-mole-data-in-arccatalog-creating-a-featur.htm new feature dataset]
*Create a new feature dataset
*Make sure your feature dataset has the appropriate units (feet, meter) so that x, y, and z units are the same and match the vertical data in the BoreholeLog table.
* make sure your feature dataset has the appropriate units (feet, meter) so that x, y, and z units are the same and match the vertical data in the BoreholeLog table.
*When you create the new feature dataset and get to the step defining the vertical coordinate system you will need to select one appropriate for your area.
*When you create the new feature dataset and get to the step defining the vertical coordinate system you will need to select one appropriate for your area.
*In the next step – uncheck the accept default resolution and domain extent toggle.
*Turn off "Accept default resolution and domain extent".
[[File:AHGW New Feature Dataset dialog.png]]
*Click '''Next''' to go to the second page of the ''New Feature Dataset'' dialog.
 
*In the ''Z'' section, enter a ''Min'' value that will include your data range.
* In the next step set a minimum value for the Z domain that will include your data range.
*Click '''Finish''' to create the feature dataset.
[[File:AHGW New Feature Dataset dialog 2.png]]
*Load the data (wells, boreline) you have into the new feature dataset.
 
*Run the [[AHGW:Create Borelines|''Create BoreLines'']] tool with the data in the new feature dataset.
* Select Finish to create the feature dataset.
* Load the data (wells, boreline) you have into the new feature dataset.
* Run the ''Create BoreLines'' tool with the data in the new feature dataset.




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Revision as of 21:44, 14 November 2019

The first page of the New Feature Dataset dialog.
The second page of the New Feature Dataset dialog.

In many cases, this problem is related to the dimensions of the feature classes. Feature datasets and feature classes are often created with a limited Z domain with a value of set "0" as the minimum Z value, so features with elevations below "0" cannot be written to the feature classes in this feature dataset.

Redefine the Z domain by doing the following:

  • Create a new geodatabase
  • Create a new feature dataset
  • Make sure your feature dataset has the appropriate units (feet, meter) so that x, y, and z units are the same and match the vertical data in the BoreholeLog table.
  • When you create the new feature dataset and get to the step defining the vertical coordinate system you will need to select one appropriate for your area.
  • Turn off "Accept default resolution and domain extent".
  • Click Next to go to the second page of the New Feature Dataset dialog.
  • In the Z section, enter a Min value that will include your data range.
  • Click Finish to create the feature dataset.
  • Load the data (wells, boreline) you have into the new feature dataset.
  • Run the Create BoreLines tool with the data in the new feature dataset.


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