Question

6. Examine each of the feature classes in the usdata geodatabase and decide which ones can be exported to your geodatabase using a table query and which require clipping. List each feature class and state either "clip" or the appropriate query expression. 7, Add each ofthe data scts from #6 to ArcMap. Set the data frame coordinate system to an appropriate State Plane zone in the State Plane> NAD 1983 (meters) folder. If there is more than one zone for your state, just pick one, preferably the central one. State which State Plane one you chose to use. 8. Export each of the data sets from 86 to your bonne state geodatabase, taking care to export only the features in your home state and using the data frame coordinate system to save it in the chosen State Plane none. 9. Update the Item Description for each data set that you exported. 10. Capture to turn in: (1) a screenshot of your project folder and geodatabase, expanded to show all of the feature classes; (2) a map of the layers, appropriately symbolized (you may omit some if the map is too clutered); and (3) a view of the Source tab of one of the feature classes, showing that it is stored in an appropeiate coordinate sysiem.

Answer 1

List of classes in the us data base that can be exported to my us data base using a table query are 1 state solution. 2 citier 3. Districts 4. Countries List of classes in the us data base that can exported to my us data base using clipping are: 1. River 2. Transportation More information: 1. State outline: query, S^2 A^2 E - NAME = �I L� 2. Citier query, S^2 = �I L� 3. Distributes: query, S^2 A^2 W - ABBR = �I L� 4. Countries query, S^2 A^2 E - NAME = �I L�