Create Domain

Attribute domains are rules that describe the legal values of a field type. Multiple feature classes and tables can share attribute domains stored in the database. However, not all the objects in a feature class or table need to share the same attribute domains.

Step 1- 
 ArcToolbox - Data Management Tools - Domains - Create Domain

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Assign your geodatabase as the "Input Workspace"

Step 4 - 

select "Text" as the field type and leave the optional fields at it is. 

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Then Select the feature class you need- right click- properties 

Step 6 -

Select the field needed to be connect the the domain, then in the field properties select the domain you have created.

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after it select "Subtypes" - select you field- then click "Domain" button

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In the "Coded Value" for "code" you have to assign the field value in you layer attribute table and 

in "Description" you can type any description you need

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Now you can see you earlier values has been replaced by your domain descriptions

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Otherwise you can assign add new filed and add the descriptions in the domain

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When you add new field for the type you have to select "Text" the in the field properties 

"Domain" you can select the domain you need.

Step 13- 

Start Edit you layer

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In the attribute table you can use drop down list to select 

Create Digital Terrain Model

Digital terrain model is a digital model or 3D representation of a terrain's surface — commonly for a planet (including Earth), moon, or asteroid — created from terrain elevation data.

Step 1 ,
Right click on feature dataset --- New --- Terrain 

Step 2 - 

add your terrain shape file 

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Next

Step 4-

Provide necessary information as required 

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Select Pyramid Properties --- Next                                                                                                                                                      

Step 6-

Next

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Terrain model is created, now we have to convert Terrain to TIN

Step 8 - 

Arc Toolbox - 3D Analyst Tools - Conversions - From Terrain - Terrain to TIN

Step 9-

Select your terrain model as Input Terrain

Step 10-

Digital TIN model created, but you have to open from ArcScene to see the TIN model

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Create Feature Dataset in ArcGIS

A feature dataset is a collection of related feature classes that share a common coordinate system. Feature datasets are used to spatially or thematically integrate related feature classes. Their primary purpose is for organizing related feature classes into a common dataset for building a topology, a network dataset, a terrain dataset, or a geometric network.


Step 1,

Right click on the Geodatabase --- New --- Feature Dataset

Step 2 -

Give a name as you wish --- Next

Step 3, 

Assign a coordinate system to feature dataset,

Step 4,

after assigning the coordinate system just press next till its finish... Done

Create GeoDatabase in ArcGIS

Create GeoDatabase in ArcGIS

The geodatabase is the common data storage and management framework for ArcGIS. It combines "geo" (spatial data) with "database" (data repository) to create a central data repository for spatial data storage and management.

Three types of Geo Databases available with ArcGIS

1. Enterprise GeoDatabase
2. File  GeoDatabase
3. Personal GeoDatabase

following are the steps to create Personal GeoDatabase..

Step 1,

select location to create GeoDatabase

Step 2,

Right click on the location --- New --- Personal  GeoDatabase

Step 3,

Give a name as you wish and the format will be .mdb Done..

Creating Maps in ArcGIS

Creating Maps in ArcGIS

Creating maps using ArcGIS including extended indicator, legend, etc...

Step 1,

Add shape file of a area you need

 Select layout view,

 Select "Insert" then select options you need,

How to select "Title",

Select "Dynamic Text" ,

Select "Neatline" to add boraders, background colors etc...

How to add "Legend" to your map

 Add "North Arrow"

 Add "Extended Indicator" to you map

Export Maps