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ArcGIS Editor for OpenStreetMap (10.5.x)

Welcome to the Essential ArcGIS Task Sheet Series. This series supplements the Iowa State University GIS

Geospatial

Technology Training Program short course series, "Essential ArcGIS Tutorial Series." The task sheets are designed to

provide quick, easy instructions for performing specific tasks in GIS.

The ArcGIS Editor for OpenStreetMap (OSM) allows you to use ArcGIS tools for working with OpenStreetMap data.

This is a desktop toolset for ArcGIS 10.2 that allows you to load data from OpenStreetMap, use the familiar editing

environment of ArcGIS Desktop to create, modify, and create network analysis. You can also update data and post back

the edit changes to OSM to make them available to all OSM users. This task sheet will cover downloading the ArcGIS

Editor for OSM and loading data from OSM to save in a geodatabase.

ArcGIS 10.5

1. Download ArcGIS Editor for OpenStreetMap

a. To download the tool, navigate to www.arcgis.com/home/ in a web browser. Click on the

OPEN button and select

Download. After the download is complete, open the zipped folder and navigate to the setup application that matches the version of ArcGIS installed on your machine. Follow the steps in the install wizard until the install is complete. Click

Finish.

2. Open ArcGIS and View the Toolset

a. Once the download is complete, open a blank ArcMap document. Click

Start > All Programs > ArcGIS >

ArcMap.

b.

Open Catalog within the ArcMap document. Click on

Windows in the menu bar and select Catalog. Keeping

Catalog open, expand the

Toolboxes folder, then expand

the

System Toolboxes folder. You should now see a

toolbox named

OpenStreetMap Toolbox.tbx.

c.

Expand the

OpenStreetMap Toolbox and view the

available tools.

2. Create an Output File Geodatabase

a. Open ArcCatalog, click Start > All Programs > ArcGIS

ArcCatalog.

b. Browse to an appropriate location or folder and right-click. Select

New > File Geodatabase and give it a

meaningful name.

Note: this is where you will save your

OSM data.

Bailey Hanson bahanson@iastate.edu, 515-520-1436 or Professor Christopher J. Seeger, ASLA, GISP cjseeger@iastate.edu,

515-509-0651 for more information about the Geospatial Technology Program. This task sheet and more are available at

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4. Download OSM Data

a.

In the blank ArcMap document select the Download

OSM Data

tool. b.

Make sure the

OpenStreetMaps base download URL

is set to http://www.openstreetmap.org. c.

In the

Extent of data download drop-down select As

Specified Below

. In this example, use the following coordinates to download data for the area surrounding

Jack Trice Stadium. Top:

42.01711, Left: -93.64106,

Right:

-93.63122 and Bottom: 42.01069. d.

Select the folder icon for the

Target feature dataset box

and browse to the location of your new file geodatabase.

Double-click on the file geodatabase and type

osmData in the name field. Click Save. e.

Once all the parameters are filled out in the

Download

OSM Data

tool window click OK. Note: it may take several minutes for the download to be completed and added to the ArcMap document.

5. Explore and Symbolize OSM Data

a. The data downloaded from OpenStreetMap comes in the form of a group layer named osmData. The group layer contains three shapefile types: point, line and polygon. View the attribute table of each layer to identify what the feature is representing. Right click on the osmData_osm_pt layer and select Open Attribute Table . For example, a feature in the point layer could be representing a traffic signal, playground or even artwork. Open the attribute tables for the two other shapefile types to better understand what the features are representing. b. To give the OSM data visualization more meaning, use the

Symbolize OSM Data tool in the OpenStreetMap

Toolbox

. In the Symbolize OSM Data window, identify the location of each input layer and click OK.quotesdbs_dbs22.pdfusesText_28