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[[File:AHGW New Feature Dataset dialog 2.png|thumb|right|350px|The second 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. | 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. | ||
==Steps== | |||
Redefine the Z domain by doing the following: | Redefine the Z domain by doing the following: | ||
*Create a [[AHGW:Create Blank AHGW Geodatabase|new geodatabase]] | *Create a [[AHGW:Create Blank AHGW Geodatabase|new geodatabase]] | ||
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*Load the data (wells, boreline) you have into the new feature dataset. | *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. | *Run the [[AHGW:Create Borelines|''Create BoreLines'']] tool with the data in the new feature dataset. | ||
==External Links== | |||
*[http://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/10.5/manage-data/feature-datasets/creating-mole-data-in-arccatalog-creating-a-featur.htm ArcGIS Help] | |||
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Revision as of 21:46, 14 November 2019
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.
Steps
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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