Building a Geodatabase - GIS by ESRI
🗂️ Building a Geodatabase – The Core of ESRI’s Spatial Data Management
“Building a Geodatabase – GIS by ESRI” is the essential guide to understanding how enterprise-level spatial data is structured, validated, and maintained using the Geodatabase model. Designed by ESRI, the Geodatabase is more than just a data container — it's a full-fledged spatial framework that enforces rules, relationships, and real-world logic.
This book introduces both beginners and professionals to the core concepts and workflows required to build, manage, and optimize a Geodatabase. Whether you're managing land records, utility networks, or urban planning datasets, this guide equips you with the knowledge to scale your GIS like a pro.
What you'll learn:
- 📁 How to create feature classes, subtypes, and domains
- 🔗 Building relationships and implementing topology rules
- 🧩 Using annotation, dimensions, and behavior modeling
- 📦 Geodatabase types: File, Personal, and Enterprise
- 🛠️ Editing workflows, versioning, and data integrity
Best suited for:
- 🧑💻 GIS Analysts and ESRI power users
- 🏙️ Urban planners and cadastral managers
- 🗺️ Database architects working with spatial data
- 🏢 Organizations shifting from shapefiles to enterprise GIS
This book is a foundational tool for anyone building scalable, rule-based, and smart GIS solutions using ESRI technologies. From topology to versioning, it's the user's blueprint to mastering the Geodatabase environment.
Keywords: ESRI Geodatabase, Building Geodatabase, Feature Class, Topology Rules, Domains and Subtypes, Enterprise GIS, ArcGIS Data Management, Geodatabase Relationships, File Geodatabase, Versioned Editing
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