Using buffer method (Trim Parcel by Road)
កាត់ព្រំដែនក្បាលដីថយមកត្រឹមគែមច្រករបៀងផ្លូវ ដែលបង្កើតដោយ buffer ខ្សែកណ្តាលផ្លូវ ដោយដកផ្ទៃក្បាលដីណាដែលត្រួតលើផ្លូវ។
- រកឃើញនៅឯណា
- KGA Toolbox ▸ Geoprocessing ▸ Trim Parcels ▸ Using buffer method
ទិដ្ឋភាពទូទៅ
This is the simpler of the two trim methods. It buffers the centreline rather than constructing true parallel offsets, which is faster to set up but less exact at junctions.
ការប្រើប្រាស់
The width parameter here is a half-width. Road Width (Half of total distance) takes half the total road width — for a 10 m road, enter 5 Meters. This differs from Using parallel method, where the width parameters take the total width. Mixing the two conventions produces a corridor either half or double the intended size.
- Road Width Type decides where the width comes from:
Linear Unit(default) — a single half-width from Road Width (Half of total distance).Field— a per-road width from Field contains Road Width (Full). Note that this field holds the full width, not the half-width.
- End Type controls how the corridor terminates:
FLAT(default) — the buffer is squared off at the line ends, which is correct where a road continues beyond the study area.ROUND— the buffer is capped with a semicircle, which extends the corridor past the end of the centreline.
- Because the corridor is a buffer, junctions are rounded rather than mitred. Where junction geometry must be exact, use Using parallel method instead.
- Trim the input Land Parcel decides whether the parcel layer is modified in place or a new trimmed layer is written to Output Trimmed Land Parcel. Work on a copy until the result has been checked.
- Ouput Road Edge? writes the corridor edge to Output road edge feature, and Append Road Edge to Input Road Layer? adds those edges into the input road layer.
ប៉ារ៉ាម៉ែត្រ
| ឈ្មោះ | ប្រភេទទិន្នន័យ | ការពិពណ៌នា |
|---|---|---|
| Trim the input Land Parcelជម្រើស | Boolean | Modifies the input parcel layer in place instead of writing a new one.
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| Input Land Parcel Layer | Feature Layer | The parcel layer to trim. Polygon geometry only. |
| Input Road Center Layer | Feature Set | The road centreline to buffer. Polyline geometry only. |
| Road Width Type | String | Where the corridor width comes from. Default is
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| Road Width (Half of total distance)ជម្រើស | Linear Unit | Half the total road width. For a 10 m road, enter |
| Field contains Road Width (Full)ជម្រើស | Field | The field holding each road's full width. Used with |
| End Typeជម្រើស | String | How the corridor terminates at the ends of the centreline. Default is
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| Output Trimmed Land Parcelជម្រើស | Feature Class | The trimmed parcel feature class. Required when Trim the input Land Parcel is unchecked. |
| Ouput Road Edge?ជម្រើស | Boolean | Writes the corridor edge as a separate feature class.
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| Output road edge featureជម្រើស | Feature Class | The corridor edge feature class. Required when Ouput Road Edge? is checked. The path is pre-filled from the input road layer's workspace. |
| Append Road Edge to Input Road Layer?ជម្រើស | Boolean | Appends the generated road edge into the input road layer. |
របៀបប្រើ
- Make a copy of the parcel layer if you intend to trim in place.
- On the KGA Toolbox tab, in the Geoprocessing group, open the Trim Parcels gallery and click Using buffer method.
- Set Input Land Parcel Layer and Input Road Center Layer.
- Set Road Width Type:
- For a uniform road, keep
Linear Unitand enter half the total width in Road Width (Half of total distance). - For varying widths, choose
Fieldand set Field contains Road Width (Full) to a field holding the full width.
- For a uniform road, keep
- Set End Type —
FLATwhere the road continues past the study area. - Leave Trim the input Land Parcel unchecked and set Output Trimmed Land Parcel for a first run.
- To keep the corridor edge, check Ouput Road Edge? and confirm Output road edge feature.
- Click Run, then check the junctions. If rounded junction geometry is unacceptable, switch to Using parallel method.
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