Curb Regulation Management can be used to maintain an authoritative inventory of curb regulations and visualize how curbsides are being used.
Curb regulations are line segments composed of a curb zone feature and one or more related policy records. A curb zone is a contiguous region of curb space on a single block face that is regulated in a particular way. A policy is a rule that permits or prohibits a particular set of uses of a particular curb zone at a particular time or times. A curb regulations layer is used to visualize policies applied to curb zones by the activities permitted or prohibited. The Curb Regulation Management data model captures many of the curb zone and policy characteristics defined by the Open Mobility Foundation's Curb Data Specification (CDS). Curb regulation data managed in the Curb Regulation Management solution can be reformatted and exported to Open Mobility Foundation’s CDS.
In this topic, you'll learn how to configure the Curb Regulation Management solution to meet specific needs of your organization.
Configure the Curb Regulation Data Management project
The Curb Regulation Management solution includes an ArcGIS Pro project you can use to explore data management workflows. When you are ready to configure the project, a series of tasks is included to help you add reference data, modify feature templates, and optionally migrate into ArcGIS Enterprise.
- Sign in to your ArcGIS organization and browse to the Curb Regulation Data Management item.
- From the item page, click Download.
- Unzip the downloaded folder, and then from the unzipped folder, open the ArcGIS Pro project.
- In the Catalog pane, expand the Tasks folder.
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If you do not see the Catalog pane, from the View tab, in the Windows group, click Catalog Pane.
- Double-click the Curb Regulation Data Management task item.
- In the Tasks pane, expand the Getting started task group.
- Review the information in the Understanding Curb Regulation Data Management task to learn more the capabilities included in the Curb Regulation Data Management project.
Define spatial reference
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This workflow is optional and doesn't need to be completed in order to work with the solution.The Curb Regulation Data Management project includes the Curb Regulation Data Management geodatabase. Curb Regulation Data Management.gdb has a spatial reference set to Web Mercator. This geodatabase can be used to define your spatial reference.
To define the spatial reference, follow the steps in the Define spatial reference task.
Configure attribute rules
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This workflow is optional and doesn't need to be completed in order to work with the solution.The Curb Regulation Data Management project includes several preconfigured attribute rules that enhance the editing experience and improve data integrity. You may need to modify existing rules or add new rules to meet your organization's needs.
To configure attribute rules, follow the steps in the Configure attribute rules task.
Load into ArcGIS Enterprise
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This workflow is optional and doesn't need to be completed in order to work with the solution.While everything included with the Curb Regulation Data Management project is supported in a file geodatabase, some organizations may want to mange this data in ArcGIS Enterprise. The first step in adding the layers to Enterprise is to copy the curb zone layer, policy table, and relationship classes into an enterprise database.
To copy the Curb Regulation Data Management schema into ArcGIS Enterprise, follow the steps in the Load into ArcGIS Enterprise task.
Add reference data
The Curb Regulation Data Management project uses your organization's authoritative information to help you create an inventory of curbside regulations. Your organization's curb lines can be used to locate the curb and quickly draw curb regulations. Street signs may be a helpful reference for understanding and locating the regulations that occur along the curbside. Road centerline data can be used to populate several curb zone attributes, such as the name of the road where the curb zone is located.
To add your organization's reference data, follow the steps in the Add reference data task.
Update feature templates
The Curb Regulation Data Management project includes several feature templates that can be used to efficiently create curb zones and related policies that can be visualized using the curb regulations layer.
The policies table includes templates that define the characteristics of rules that allow or prohibit particular uses of the curb. Curb zones feature templates combine one or more policy templates with a curb zone. By combining policy templates, curb zone templates help you efficiently create curb zones with one or more related policies.
To modify policy and curb zones feature templates to meet your organization's needs, follow the steps in the Update feature templates task.