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ArcMap2GMap (updated)



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Author Joshua Been
File Name ArcMap2GMap.zip
Language Python
Last Modified Nov 6 2008
Status of work Public Domain
Software ArcGIS Desktop
File Size 1469.2 kb
Downloads 6201

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Summary
Tested successfully for ArcGIS 9.1 and 9.2. Not yet tested for 9.3.

** Updated 10/06/08 to resolve bug with line shapefiles with a single segment (feature).

** Updated 08/27/08 to include polygon support.

** Updated 02/26/07 to allow ArcView licenses to use scripts. (Previously limited to ArcInfo licenses only.) Also updated to allow ArcGIS 9.1 and 9.2 to run the same script.

ArcMap2GMap converts shapefiles to Google Map overlays, including all HTML and JavaScript files necessary to run. The generated HTML file includes the following functionality: multiple layers visible/invisible, geocoding, proximities (top 10 closest visible points), and driving directions.

Converts point shapefiles, polyline shapefiles, and polygon shapefiles. Handles polygons with multipart and/or donut holes (inner circles). Options include the ability to simplify polylines (and polygons) to minimize the number of vertices Google Maps needs to render.

An example of a webpage using polygons can be viewed here:
http://gis.uta.edu/arcmap2gmap/samples/pres04.html

An example of a webpage using points and lines generated by ArcMap2GMap can be viewed here:
http://gis.uta.edu/ArcMap2GMap/Samples/healthCare.html

To Run:

Extract the contents directly to the C:\ drive. This will create the following directory: C:\ArcMap2GMap. Then launch the C:\ArcMap2GMap\ArcMap2GMap.mxd ArcMap project file.
** If the ArcMap2GMap folder and it's contents are not in the root C:\ directory, you will receive an error message...

Developed by the University of Texas at Arlington Library: GIS Program (http://library.uta.edu/gis). Please direct all comments to gislib@uta.edu.
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