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Official Document Type
Work Order
Approved Date
09/19/2006
Control Number
2006-315
Agenda Item Number
7.E.
Entity Name
Geographic Technologies Group, Inc.
Subject
Enterprise Geographic Information System Services-Work Order #3
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5821
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Indian River County, Florida <br /> Address Point Creation to <br /> An alias table may also be created to store detailed address information about <br /> common ( vanity) location names, such as "County Courthouse ". The result of the <br /> initial geocoding process will not be a complete point file, but it will eliminate some <br /> of the work necessary for creation of the point layer. Due to the mechanisms used <br /> to determine the addresses of rural structures, the geocoding process against the <br /> street centerlines ( Figure 8 ) will use a single range option . This option will geocode <br /> the points to center of the street and will have a lower level of initial accuracy than a <br /> geocode based on other systems such as a dual range system . <br /> Address Match Database against Street Centerline File <br /> Table Centerlines <br /> Pll w[dNabry J YOeNAaNe 511�Ir $d <br /> N dfs `algEbett j ' <br /> 1@ . _ S.f . . . . <br /> r pR .v <br /> al t . �J'ri .. . f IP.AriNe1L <br /> is . •:.1 N¢: 4^ .a . V..: rShxSiv �el:f <br /> �f <br /> 71 <br /> Ae �. --`a �A sl..t.�'a sNNlw nsmc iawaa:d.�Nel —� <br /> Figure 8 <br /> The new address point Geodatabase feature class created by the geocoding process <br /> will include two additional fields : 1 ) "Status " and 2 ) " Score". " Status " indicates <br /> whether individual records were matched or unmatched , with values of " M " or " U "r <br /> respectively . "Score" indicates the percentage of confidence in the match . One <br /> hundred ( 100 ) % indicates an exact match , 70% a less than perfect match , etc . The <br /> Geocoding Service in ArcGIS allows users to control what score will constitute a <br /> match . In addition , all unmatched addresses can be interactively matched . <br /> Geocoded address points can be offset at a designated distance ; otherwise, each will <br /> be placed on top of the street centerline . GTG will make a concerted effort to address <br /> match every physical address possible . "Status " and " Score" fields should remain <br /> visible to County staff responsible for maintaining the master address point layer, <br /> but should not be visible to end users . <br /> Once the geocoding process is complete and a base address point layer is created <br /> the following tasks will need to be performed : <br /> 1 . Compare the unmatched addresses against the street centerline and address <br /> point data . Problems that occur may be due to the following : <br /> A Misspellings of Streets <br /> Naming Conventions - prefix , suffix <br /> Addresses with which the geocoder has problems ( such as numbered <br /> streets - 101 10th Street) <br /> Street Aliases <br /> A New Developments <br /> Addresses Outside the County Boundary <br /> aowvfv 6 <br />
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