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Subject: RE: GISList: Constructing centroids & conflating attributes
Date:  03/25/2003 02:20:00 PM
From:  Gary Andersen



Have you considered the free extension for ArcMap called X-Tools?

http://www.taigagis.com/

There appears to be some compatibility issues with ArcView 8.3. But I have
found it to have some excellent features.

It has the following feature:

Convert Shape to Centroid

This command creates a new point shape file from the center points
(centroids) of the shapes in the input shapefile. A centroid of a shape is
the spatial location of its ''center of mass''.

The command will calculate the center of any shapetype (point, line, polygon
etc.) in a feature layer and add this as a point to a new layer. It also
transfers all fields of the original feature layer to the newly created
point layer.

Gary Andersen
Environmental Affairs Consultants, Inc.
CAD/GIS Department
429 10th Ave West
Palmetto, FL 34221
gandersen@eac-inc.com








-----Original Message-----
From: Anthony Quartararo [mailto:ajq3@spatialnetworks.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2003 11:12 AM
To: gislist@geocomm.com
Subject: GISList: Constructing centroids & conflating attributes


List,

I've got a layer of polygons (buildings) with a variety of attributes (name,
address, zip, etc.). I want to create a layer that will represent each
polygon as a point feature, not necessarily as a centroid. Further, I would
want to transfer the polygon feature attributes to the corresponding new
point features. I don't see any clear implicit method to do this in ArcView
8.2. Does this require some custom code or is it a native function that I
am overlooking? Thanks in advance, and will sum.

Anthony




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