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Efficient GIS Data Processing for Local Government Services

Summary of GIS Committee's project to convert, process, and visualize RPO projects efficiently using Python scripts in ArcGIS Pro. Includes mapping, filtering, and updating data processes.

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Efficient GIS Data Processing for Local Government Services

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  1. NCARPO GIS CommitteeJuly 26, 2018 Allen Serkin, AICP, CZO Director of local government services Cape fear council of governments

  2. P5.0 Project Summary Sheets Process • Convert Ferry and Rail projects to linear features • Create single polygon feature class of all RPO projects (points and lines) using BUFFER tool • Join RPO methodology spreadsheet data (including SPOT data via LOOKUP function) to RPO projects feature class (PYTHON) • Create a text COST field with a dollar sign and no cents (PYTHON) • Create ArcGIS Pro map with RPO projects and other features for map frame • Filter RPO projects layer by eligibility for appropriate tier • Create ArcGIS Pro layout with map series using RPO projects as index layer • Add map frame, field labels, and table attribute value dynamic text for each field • Update feature class with new spreadsheet data via PYTHON script • Export map series to PDF

  3. Questions? • Allen Serkin, AICP, CZO • Local Government Services Director • Cape Fear Council of Governments • (910) 395-4553 • aserkin@capefearcog.org

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