[ArcGIS tips video tutorial] (3): Five minutes to get a map of the vector

In GIS, the data is divided into two types, one is the raster data , such as some satellite remote sensing images, scanned images topographic map and aerial drones and the like; another data type is vector data , the use of point, line and surface abstract representation of the real world. Raster data is readily available and direct analysis, and vector data generally require processing, in particular, is a subsidiary of attribute information, today we have to share with you how to be vectorized map data, the end of the text attached video tutorials .

First open ArcMAP, in the toolbar, select the + icon to add a base map.
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And then select a folder in the directory, right-click the new → shapefile, were established point, line, surface document coordinate system selection WGS1984 Transverse Mercator coordinates, other coordinate systems may be selected according to their needs.
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Click Editor → to start editing, for example, we want to build a number of POI points of interest, click on the Edit window editor → → Create elements, then we can see the Create Features window.
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In the Create Features window click on the point, which you can use the mouse POI points plotted on the base map.
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If you want to draw a line about the vector, such as railways, roads, etc., to create a feature selection panel line, then draw, double-click to complete.
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If you want to lakes and other surface vector drawing, just create a feature selection panel surface, then draw.
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We can also use the time to share visualization to the point of creation, line, surface layers for visual editing.
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Video tutorial
( https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/sZL11U7kDRWebcBpeIIx6Q )

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