ArcMarine Poster
ArcMarine Poster
Geodatabase
Layer Map Use Data Source Representation Spatial Relationships Map Scale and Accuracy Symbology and Annotation Layer Map Use Data Source Representation Spatial Relationships Map Scale and Accuracy Symbology and Annotation Layer Map Use Data Source Representation Spatial Relationships Map Scale and Accuracy Symbology and Annotation Layer Map Use Data Source Representation Spatial Relationships Map Scale and Accuracy Symbology and Annotation Layer Map Use Data Source Representation Spatial Relationships Map Scale and Accuracy Symbology and Annotation Layer Map Use Data Source Representation Spatial Relationships Map Scale and Accuracy Symbology and Annotation Layer Map Use Data Source Representation Spatial Relationships Map Scale and Accuracy Symbology and Annotation Layer Map Use Data Source Representation Spatial Relationships Map Scale and Accuracy Symbology and Annotation Layer Map Use Data Source Representation Spatial Relationships Map Scale and Accuracy Symbology and Annotation Layer Map Use Data Source Representation Spatial Relationships Map Scale and Accuracy Symbology and Annotation Shorelines Interface between land and water, shoreline change analyses for erosion/accretion, hazards, planning Derived from coastal survey maps, nautical charts, aerial photos, LIDAR Linear features Can be animated/modeled based on map units to represent tidal variance Typical map scales range from 1:5000 to 1:20,000; locational accuracy typically 10 m Line symbology drawn with varying weights annotated with VDatum; national cartographic standards often used Tracks and Cruises Shiptracks during a cruise, tracks of vehicles towed from a ship or deployed from a ship untethered, autonomous Shipboard or vehicle GPS logs storing time, date, and position Linear features Tracks have a direction with time stamps along route, particularly keep sampling stations Typical map scales range from 1:24,000 to 1:50,000; locational accuracy ~10 m Line symbology drawn with varying weights and patterns, annotated with date/time and ship/vehicle Time Duration Features Fisheries or algal bloom trawls, marine protected area boundaries, habitats, drifter tracks, oil spills Derived from survey maps/charts, legal definitions, clipping/masking; various measuring devices Linear and polygonal features Size, shape, area and direction change over time; may be animated Typical map scale is 1:24,000; locational accuracy ~10 m Line and polygon symbology with varying weights, patterns and fills TimeSeries Locations Variations in time of variables measured at fixed observations stations at sea and onshore Fixed or moored measuring devices such as hydrophones, acoustic doppler current profilers (ADCP), ocean bottom seismometers (OBS), tide gauges Point features Points can be related to center of a grid cell or associated to a time series or numerical model Typical map scales range from 1:10,000 to 1:24,000; locational accuracy ~10 m Point marker symbology with associated instrument attributes Instantaneous Measured Points Variations in space of variables measured at a given moment in time through the water column Instrument casts such as conductivity-temp-depth (CTD), expandable bathythermograph (XBT), sound velocity profile (SVP), fish density, etc. Point features, vertical profiles Points can have varying depths associated to a single location, as well as multiple measurements Typical map scales range from 1:10,000 to 1:24,000; locational accuracy ~10-50 m Point marker and linear symbology annotated with associated instrument attributes Location Series Observations Tracking a series of recorded instances of a given species with varying time intervals Telemetry recorders and transmitters, animal/bird sightings, ship-mounted ADCP Multipoint features, often with line symbols to establish animal track Multipoints can have varying depths associated to multiple locations, grouped into a series based upon ID Typical map scales range from 1:10,000 to 1:24,000; locational accuracy ~10-50 m Point and line symbology annotated with species type Survey Transects Geomorphic, sediment transport, or hydrodynamic analyses along profiles or cross-sections, subsurface profiling Derived from bathymetry, scientific mesh, one-dimensional hydrological models; measured by sub bottom profilers Interpolated, linear profile view of a surface or subsurface Cross-sections perpendicular to shoreline or flowline; profiles at varying azimuths to align with surface control point or baseline Typical map scale is 1:24,000; locational accuracy ~10 m Line symbology for surface; often for subsurface tone, contrast and balance of grayscale according to data values Scientific Mesh Mapping output of finite element models, hydrodynamic and hydrologic models, sea surface temperatures Numerical models and satellite data sets Regularly or irregular spaced point features, scalars or vectors; raster, TIN model Attribute values can be used to create interpolated surfaces of magnitude with point values representing direction Map scale varies and locational accuracy can range from 1 m to 1 km depending on data Rendered with graduated point symbols to reflect magnitude, rotated to represent direction; may be animate Mesh Volumes Pelagic or open water environment Derived features from scientific meshes, point data from stationary, fixed, suspended, or floating devices Extended cube or hexagonal pillars stacked to represent volumetric areas Volumes can be related to mesh points between varying depths, or from bathymetry to sea surface Map scale varies and locational accuracy depends on data type and resulting volume calculation May be polygonal with varying 3D base heights; applied transparency Bathymetry and Backscatter Terrain analysis, benthic habitat classification, morpho-tectonic interpretation, cartographic background Interpolation of irregularly- or regularly-spaced single or multibeam soundings, LIDAR Raster with depth or backscatter intensity, TIN surface model Coincident with point from which it was derived, or interpolated; if raster, each cell has a depth, if TIN each face joins to form surface Typical map scales and locational accuracies for shallow regions are 1:2400/1 m, or 1:20,000-1:50,000/100 m for deep ocean Usually shown with graduated colors; may be overlain with contours
Table Mesh
Field name
OBJECTID MeshID TotalPoints NoOfPointsI NoOfPointsJ NoOfPointsK Type
Default value
Domain
Feature dataset MarineFeatures Simple feature class FeatureArea Line feature class FeatureLine
Table VectorQuantity
0 255 0 0 0 0 0 0
NameMeasuredData
Default value
Domain
0 0
Field name
OBJECTID FeatureID ParameterID XComponent YComponent ZComponent TimeValue
Default value
Domain
Point feature class FeaturePoint Point feature class InstantaneousPoint Line feature class ProfileLine Line feature class Shoreline
MeshType
NameVectorQuantity
NameMeshPoint
Default value
Domain
Table Parameter
Field name
OBJECTID ParameterID Name Description Type Unit SignificantDigits
NameVectorQuantity
Default value
Domain
0 0 0 0
0 255 0 0 0 0 0
Relationship class MeshPointHasScalars
Type Simple Cardinality One to many Notification None
Origin feature class
ParameterType
0 255 0
Table ScalarQuantity
Relationship class ParameterHasScalars
Type Simple Cardinality One to many Notification None
Origin table
Field name
OBJECTID FeatureID ParameterID DataValue TimeValue
Default value
Domain
Subtypes of MeshPoint
Subtype field PointType Default subtype 1 Subtype Code 2 1 Subtype Description NodePoint GridPoint List of defined default values and domains for subtypes in this class Field name No values set No values set Default value Domain
NameScalarQuantity
NameScalarQuantity
0 0
Point feature class Track Feature dataset ModelMeshPoints Point feature class MeshElement Point feature class MeshPoint
Mesh Elements
Table Cruise
Field name
OBJECTID CruiseID Code Name Type Status Description StartDate EndDate ShipName
Default value
Domain
Default value
Domain
NameTrack
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 255 8 8
Default value
Domain
Table Cruise Relationship class CruiseHasTracks Table MarineEvent Table MeasuredData Table Measurement Relationship class MeasurementHasData Table MeasuringDevice Relationship class MeasuringDeviceHasData Table Mesh Relationship class MeshHasPoints Table Parameter Relationship class ParameterHasData Relationship class ParameterHasScalars Relationship class ParameterHasVectors
0 0
0 0
0 255 0 0 0 0
Default value
Domain
Table MarineEvent
Field name
OBJECTID MarineEventID FeatureID FromLocation ToLocation DataValue
0 255 0 0
Default value
Domain
Field name
OBJECTID Shape FeatureID FeatureCode SeriesID StartDate EndDate Shape_Length Shape_Area
Default value
Domain
0 255 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 8
0 0 255
Domain
Marine Areas
The
Thematic Layers
0 255 0 0
Default value
Domain
0 255 0 0 0 0
NameSurveyKey
Marine Lines
Default value
Domain
Relationship class ProfileLineHasSurveyKeys Table ScalarQuantity Table Series Table SurveyInfo Relationship class SurveyInfoHasPoints
Relationship class MeasuringDeviceHasData
Type Simple Cardinality One to many Notification None
Origin table
0 255 0
Description Field type Long integer Split policy Default value Merge policy Default value
Code
TSIntervalUnitType
Table TSType
Allow Data type nulls
Object ID Long integer Long integer Yes Yes
Table TimeSeries
Field name
OBJECTID FeatureID TSTypeID TSDateTime TSValue
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Description
Table SurveyInfo
Field name
OBJECTID SurveyID StartDate EndDate Description DeviceID TrackID
NameTimeSeries
Default value
Domain
Default value
Domain
Table SurveyKey
Field name
OBJECTID SurveyID FeatureID
NameSurveyKey
Default value
Domain
Field name
OBJECTID TSTypeID Variable Units IsRegular TSInterval DataType Origin
Default value
Domain
0 0
0 0
8 8 255
Table SurveyKey Relationship class SurveyHasSurveyKeys Table TimeSeries Table TSType Relationship class TSTypeHasTimeSeries
0 0 0 0
Table MeasuringDevice
Field name
OBJECTID DeviceID Name Description VehicleID
Name MeasuringDevice NameMeasuredData Primary key Foreign key DeviceID DeviceID No relationship rules defined .
ParameterType
Default value
Domain
Description
Origin table
MeshType
Table Vehicle
Field name
OBJECTID VehicleID Name Type
Default value
Domain
Default value
Domain
Table Measurement
Field name
OBJECTID MeasurementID FeatureID FeatureClass ZLocation XLocation YLocation
0 255
Default value
Domain
Default value
Domain
Table MeasuredData
Field name
OBJECTID MeasurementID ParameterID DeviceID DataValue
Table VectorQuantities
Allow Data type nulls
Object ID Long integer Long integer Long integer Double Yes Yes Yes Yes
Default value
Domain
NameMeasuredData
Table Vehicle
0 255 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8
TSIntervalType
Table Series
Field name
Description
Default value
Domain
OBJECTID SeriesID
1Minute 2Minute 3Minute 4Minute 5Minute 10Minute 15Minute 20Minute 30Minute 1Hour 2Hour 3Hour 4Hour 6Hour 8Hour 12Hour 1Day 1Week 1Month 1Year Other
Subtypes of InstantaneousPoint
Subtype field PointType Default subtype 1 Subtype Code 3 1 2 Subtype Description Survey Instant LocationSeries List of defined default values and domains for subtypes in this class Field name No values set No values set No values set Default value Domain
Marine Points
TSOrigins
Feature Points
Description
Instantaneous Points
Instant
Subtype
Measurement Points
Location Series
Subtype
Recorded Generated
AHBoolean
Description
True False
Time Series Point ID fixed X,Y, Z or DZ m1...m 2 t 1...tinfinity Examples: current meter, moored ADCP at DZ, obs. buoy, hydrophone, OBS at single Z
geodatabase elements are managed in standard DBMS tables using standard SQL data types.These are some of the structural elements of a geodatabase that you will use to develop your geographic data model.
Feature dataset Contains spatially-related feature classes together with the topology and network objects that bind them. Feature classes in a feature dataset have a spatial reference. Feature class A table with a shape field containing point, line, or polygon geometries for geographic features. Each row is a feature.
Predefined fields ObjectID Shape User-defined fields
ID X,Y, Z or DZ t, m1...m 2
CTD, XBT, SVP casts at DZ, fish density , tide gauge , etc. at surface or a single Z
Table A collection of rows, each containing the same fields. Feature classes are tables with shape fields.
Predefined fields ObjectID User-defined fields
Examples:
Examples:
TSDataType
Description
Sounding
Subtype
Survey
Subtype
ID X1,Y1,X2,Y2... M1,M2... Z1,Z2... for abstracting data from , m1,m2... building profile from , t1,t2... measuring change along ... Examples: seismic reflection , transit ship track , bathy profile, cross-section, ROV or sub track, algal bloom trawl , sed transport line ADCP tracks, where M is GIS geometry measure, rather than a ARGO drifter
Rows
0 1 2
Relationship class Associates objects from a feature class or table to objects in another feature class or table. Relationship classes can optionally have user-defined fields.
Primary key Foreign key
Marine Areas
Feature Area ID X1,Y1,X2,Y2...X1,Y1 Z m Examples: Marine boundaries (e.g.,sanctuary , MPA), habitats, patches, lava flows, clipping, masking Time Duration Area ID X1,Y1,X2,Y2...X1,Y1 Z m t1...tn Examples: No-take zones, oil spills , harmful algal bloom
Marine Rasters/Grids/Meshes
Regularly Interpolated Surfaces row1,col1...rown, coln Zr,c1...Zr,cn
multipoint
Derived or Placeholder
Object Class
Animations, Movies, Video X1,Y1,Z1,X2,Y2,Z2 ...X1,Y1,Z1 t1...tn Examples: U/W video footage, outputs from atm . or circulation models that are animated & georegistered so other data may be overlain
Geometric network Metadata document Rules for managing connectivity among features in a set of feature classes. Can be associated with every dataset in the geodatabase.
XML
The dynamic and multidimensional nature of marine data can be captured in many ways. Some of the sensors and collection techniques produce high-resolution data with submeter accuracy. The amount of data collected presents a challenge, some sensors will produce one gigabyte of data per survey/day, while others stream a gigabyte per hour.
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Examples: multibeam bathy, sidescan, LIDAR, SST, climatology, scientific mesh, re-analyzed products
(images such as GeoTIFF, BIL, etc.)
Examples: TINs, bathymetry, sidescan, LIDAR, scientific mesh for finite element model, etc.
Survey dataset Contains survey measurements which are used to calculate coordinates linked to feature geometries in survey-aware feature classes.
Survey points XZ Coordinates Y Measurements Computations
A diagram of common marine data types (see "Examples" in red), that was developed as part of the fundamental conceptual framework of Arc Marine, in order to develop more appropriate data structures for representing and relating marine and coastal GIS features. Headings in italics are some of the abstract feature classes in Arc Marine, while other headings are feature classes or subtypes. "m" denotes a measurement in the field, whereas "M" is a GIS geometry measure, "t" is time.