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About ArcView StreetMap
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Key FeaturesStreetMap DatabaseIncluded with the ArcView StreetMap extension is the ESRI Data & Maps for StreetMap CD–ROM. This CD includes data for more than 31 million road segments across the United States as well as many other landmark features needed to produce quality maps with very little effort. The data includes streets, highways, airports, hospitals, parks, rivers, lakes, counties, and states, all with ready-made legends. StreetMap Address MatchingA core function of the ArcView StreetMap extension is to provide an easy-to-use and powerful nationwide geocoder. Using address information and the ArcView geocoding engine, you can locate a single address on a map or locate lists of addresses to map distribution. It is also easy to match, rematch, and interactively edit addresses for error correction. StreetMap ThemeIn addition to being able to geocode a street address from the compressed U.S. Streets database, the ArcView StreetMap extension can read and display all the data layers directly from the ArcView StreetMap CD–ROM. All data sets include prebuilt legends, making the maps appear perfect right out of the box. Because of the large amount of data available from ArcView StreetMap, scale dependency has been built into StreetMap themes so that only the appropriate level of data is shown at any given scale. StreetMap themes contain all of the features on the ArcView StreetMap CD–ROM as a single unit. This means that you only need a single theme to display street features, landmarks, and hydrology features. Extensions to the ArcView Legend Editor allow you to adjust the default symbology for features as well as determine which features to display. Export Shapefiles and Custom ApplicationsWith the ArcView StreetMap extension, you can create local street shapefiles of any area in the United States. By zooming into the area and using the "Convert to Shapefile" function, you can export the streets for any area. Once created, these shapefiles contain address range and road category information based on Wessex Streets 6.0 street data. You can also use these shapefiles for further locational analysis or network analysis (using the ArcView Network Analyst extension). As with every extension to ArcView, you have full control of the functionality and behavior of the application using Avenue, ArcView software's built-in application development language. Using Avenue, you can build custom applications using StreetMap functionality and data. |
