Import Floorplans To Indoors Geodatabase (Indoors Tools)
Summary
Imports floor plans from CAD files into an Indoors workspace that conforms to the ArcGIS Indoors Information Model. The output of this tool can be used to create floor-aware maps and scenes for use in floor-aware apps, as well as to generate an indoor network for routing.
Legacy:
This is a deprecated tool. This functionality has been replaced by the Import CAD To Indoor Dataset tool.
Usage
You can use this tool to load floor plan data into an indoor dataset created using the Create Indoor Dataset tool or an Indoors geodatabase created using the Create Indoors Database tool.
The input CAD data must be a
.dwgor.dgnfile.CAD file paths are stored in an Excel spreadsheet. A template file is included with the ArcGIS Pro installation in the
Resources\Indoors\MappingFilefolder.Learn more about mapping fields from floor plans to the geodatabase
The Unique ID Delimiter parameter will separate key values in the Indoors model hierarchy. For example, using a period will result in an ID such as ESRI.REDLANDS.OOA. Using an underscore will result in an ID such as ESRI_REDLANDS_OOA.
When the Sliver Threshold parameter is used, identified sliver features will be placed in the review geodatabase located in the scratch folder of the ArcGIS Pro project.
The Door Close Buffer parameter is used to account for poor CAD topology—for example, line gaps between doors and walls—when the
CLOSE_DOORScolumn is set to Y in the configuration spreadsheet.Caution:
Identify polylines that are to be merged in the
OPENINGScolumn of the Layer to Feature Class sheet before running the tool withCLOSE_DOORSset to Y.The optional Area Unit of Measure parameter defines the unit of measure used to calculate area fields when importing floor plans. The default is square feet.
The optional Measurement Mode parameter specifies whether geodesic or planar distance will be used to calculate area fields. Planar distance is straight-line Euclidean distance calculated in a 2D Cartesian coordinate system. Geodesic distance is calculated in a 3D spherical space as the distance across the curved surface of the world. The default is geodesic.
Z-values for the Levels, Units, Details, Sections, and Zones features are calculated based on the
ELEVATION_RELATIVEattribute values in the Level Properties sheet.The required Target Unit Features, Target Detail Features, Target Level Features, and Target Facility Features parameters must reference feature classes or feature layers that contain units, details, levels, and facilities that conform to the Indoors model.
The Target Section Features and Target Zone Features parameters are optional. If the parameters are specified, they must reference feature classes or feature layers that contain section and zone features and conform to the Indoors model.
Note:
The target features must all be from the same file geodatabase, enterprise geodatabase, or feature service.
If data exists in the input geodatabase, the
FACILITY_IDandLEVEL_IDattribute values will be used to determine the features to replace.
Parameters
| Label | Explanation | Data type |
|---|---|---|
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Target Unit Features |
The target Units feature layer, feature class, or feature service that conforms to the ArcGIS Indoors Information Model and resides in the same workspace as the target Facilities, Levels, and Details features. |
Feature Layer |
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Target Detail Features |
The target Details feature layer, feature class, or feature service that conforms to the ArcGIS Indoors Information Model and resides in the same workspace as the target Facilities, Levels, and Units features. |
Feature Layer |
|
Target Level Features |
The target Levels feature layer, feature class, or feature service that conforms to the ArcGIS Indoors Information Model and resides in the same workspace as the target Facilities, Units, and Details features. |
Feature Layer |
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Target Facility Features |
The target Facilities feature layer, feature class, or feature service that conforms to the ArcGIS Indoors Information Model and resides in the same workspace as the target Levels, Units, and Details features. |
Feature Layer |
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Input Excel Template File |
An Excel spreadsheet ( |
File |
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Unique ID Delimiter |
Specifies the delimiter that will separate key values in the Indoors model hierarchy.
|
String |
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Sliver Threshold (Optional) |
The ratio of perimeter to area that defines a sliver polygon. It is used when importing Unit polygons to improve the quality of the imported data. Unit polygons that are determined to be slivers are placed in a review geodatabase located in the scratch folder of the ArcGIS Pro project. The default is 2. |
Long |
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Door Close Buffer (Optional) |
The distance, in inches, that will be searched from a door to find and snap to the nearest wall. This parameter is used when the CLOSE_DOORS column is set to Y in the input Excel template file. The default is 0. |
Double |
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Area Unit of Measure (Optional) |
Specifies the unit of measure that will be used to calculate area for the area fields when importing floor plans.
|
String |
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Measurement Mode (Optional) |
Specifies the measurement mode that will be used to calculate the area fields when importing floor plans.
|
String |
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Target Section Features (Optional) |
The target Sections feature layer, feature class, or feature service that conforms to the ArcGIS Indoors Information Model and resides in the same workspace as the target Facilities, Levels, Units, and Details features. |
Feature Layer |
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Target Zone Features (Optional) |
The target Zones feature layer, feature class, or feature service that conforms to the ArcGIS Indoors Information Model and resides in the same workspace as the target Facilities, Levels, Units, and Details features. |
Feature Layer |
Derived output
| Label | Explanation | Data type |
|---|---|---|
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Updated Units |
The updated target unit features. |
Feature Layer |
Environments
Licensing information
- Basic: No
- Standard: No
- Advanced: Requires ArcGIS Indoors Pro or ArcGIS Indoors Maps