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===Introduction===
 
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**To leran how to use advanced GIS analysis tools in your drawings and maps
  
 
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**Create Buffers form point, linear or polygonal borders
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**Process spatial Overlays which will create new drawing objects based on the operation results
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Introduction

  • Objective of this section
    • To leran how to use advanced GIS analysis tools in your drawings and maps
  • Topics in this section
    • Create Buffers form point, linear or polygonal borders
    • Process spatial Overlays which will create new drawing objects based on the operation results
    • Dissolve polyonal objects in order to create surrounds of adjacent objects


GIS Analysis tools

Spatial Manager™ for AutoCAD includes a set of advanced tools designed for geometric and spatial analysis of geographic objects and their geometric relationships, resulting in new objects generated from the resolution of such analysis

Note: The GIS Analysis tools were introduced in the version 7 of the application, so are not available for some old Autodesk products


GIS Analysis commands in the Spatial Manager™ for AutoCAD ribbon


Performing GIS Analysis in the drawing


Performing GIS Analysis in the drawing


About objects selection Some of the analysis tools described below allow object selections before or during their execution. Even some of them (SPMOVERLAY) allow you to select two groups of objects to operate between them. For all of these commands, the following notes and instructions apply:

  • Select all objects: All objects in the drawing will be processed
  • Only selected objects: Only a selection of objects will be processed. You can select the objects before executing the commands or by using the Selecting buttons in their corredponding windows
    • Manual selection
    • Select by Query: Select objects according to the result of a simplex or compound data query (See "Selecting by Query")
    • Select by Table: Select objects which have been previously attached to a specific data table (See "Selecting by Table")
      • Note: As you can select the objects previously to execute the commands, in addition to the use of the above included selection options or in combination with them, you can make use of some other Advanced selection application tools, select objects in the Data Grid or any other selection method available in AutoCAD (Quick Select, etc.). Also note that, as most of the advanced application or AutoCAD selection commands will let you apply the selection to the current selection, the number of possible combinations to select what you are interested in is almost unlimited
  • Select objects in a layer: Only the objects included in an AutoCAD Layer will be processed. You can select the layer using the drop-down list in this window

Note: The selection of objects in AutoCAD may be a few slower when the "SpatialManager" palette is open, depending on the data of the objects


Buffer

Although some application commands allow automatic labeling of object data as part of the process (e.g. when Importing objects), the 'SPMLABEL' command labels data values from tables attached to the objects as Texts


SPMBufferOptionsACAD.png


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Overlay

Although some application commands allow automatic labeling of object data as part of the process (e.g. when Importing objects), the 'SPMLABEL' command labels data values from tables attached to the objects as Texts


SPMOverlayACAD.png


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Dissolve

Although some application commands allow automatic labeling of object data as part of the process (e.g. when Importing objects), the 'SPMLABEL' command labels data values from tables attached to the objects as Texts


SPMDissolveACAD.png


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Centroids

Although some application commands allow automatic labeling of object data as part of the process (e.g. when Importing objects), the 'SPMLABEL' command labels data values from tables attached to the objects as Texts


SPMCentroidsACAD.png


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Areas of Influence

Although some application commands allow automatic labeling of object data as part of the process (e.g. when Importing objects), the 'SPMLABEL' command labels data values from tables attached to the objects as Texts


SPMVoronoiAreasACAD.png


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