Set up for Spatial ComponentsSet up for Spatial Components► Open an existing ArcMap project file (.mxd) for your survey areaOpen an existing ArcMap project file (.mxd) for your survey area► Open ArcToolbox Open ArcToolbox ► Unzip the Digital Soil Survey – Pedon PC Analysis.tbx toolbox file to the folder were your Unzip the Digital Soil Survey – Pedon PC Analysis.tbx toolbox file to the folder were your

toolboxes reside. The following applies to most USDA systems.toolboxes reside. The following applies to most USDA systems. C:\Documents and Settings\your.name\Application Data\ESRI\ArcToolbox\My ToolboxesC:\Documents and Settings\your.name\Application Data\ESRI\ArcToolbox\My Toolboxes

Set up for Spatial ComponentsSet up for Spatial Components► Click on the ArcToolbox button to open ArcToolboxClick on the ArcToolbox button to open ArcToolbox► Right click the ArcToolbox folder and select Add Toolbox…Right click the ArcToolbox folder and select Add Toolbox…► Browse to the Digital Soil Survey – Pedon PC Analysis toolbox in the folder where your Browse to the Digital Soil Survey – Pedon PC Analysis toolbox in the folder where your

toolboxes reside. toolboxes reside.

Set up for Spatial ComponentsSet up for Spatial Components► Click the Add Data button and add the tTempAnalyzeSpatial table from the Click the Add Data button and add the tTempAnalyzeSpatial table from the

spatial_link.mdb file on your systemspatial_link.mdb file on your system► The default location for the Spatial Link database (spatial_link.mdb file) should The default location for the Spatial Link database (spatial_link.mdb file) should

be: C:\pedon\spatial_link.mdbbe: C:\pedon\spatial_link.mdb► It could be located anywhere, but it is recommended that it be stored at the It could be located anywhere, but it is recommended that it be stored at the

above pathabove path

Set up for Spatial ComponentsSet up for Spatial Components► Open up the Setup Toolset and open the 1_Setup for Point Display model by double Open up the Setup Toolset and open the 1_Setup for Point Display model by double

clicking on itclicking on it This model will create an XY displayed point layer of the tTempAnalyzeSpatial table called This model will create an XY displayed point layer of the tTempAnalyzeSpatial table called

tTempAnalyzeSpatial Events layer tTempAnalyzeSpatial Events layer

► If you are displaying points across more than one UTM zone, then display the points using a geographic coordinate system and the settings shownIf you are displaying points across more than one UTM zone, then display the points using a geographic coordinate system and the settings shown Keep in mind that you need to have the lat/long data populated in the site table in order for the records to be displayedKeep in mind that you need to have the lat/long data populated in the site table in order for the records to be displayed There is a model in the setup toolset that was developed to derive the lat/long data from the UTM data to assist in getting this data populated for display of points There is a model in the setup toolset that was developed to derive the lat/long data from the UTM data to assist in getting this data populated for display of points

across multiple zones across multiple zones

► You may also use utmeastings (X field) and utmnorthings (Y field) for your UTM zone, if you are displaying all of your points within one UTM zoneYou may also use utmeastings (X field) and utmnorthings (Y field) for your UTM zone, if you are displaying all of your points within one UTM zone

Set up for Spatial ComponentsSet up for Spatial Components► Notice that the tTempAnalyzeSpatial Events layer was added to your projectNotice that the tTempAnalyzeSpatial Events layer was added to your project

► Now open the Pedon PC – click on Forms and then Analyze Point Data to open the Analysis formNow open the Pedon PC – click on Forms and then Analyze Point Data to open the Analysis form

Set up for Spatial ComponentsSet up for Spatial Components► Click on the Spatial Refresh button – this will enable the refresh of tTempAnalyzeSpatial with the Click on the Spatial Refresh button – this will enable the refresh of tTempAnalyzeSpatial with the

currently filtered records each time the filter button is clickedcurrently filtered records each time the filter button is clicked► Now click on the Remove Filter button to show all of the records (and to show all your points in Now click on the Remove Filter button to show all of the records (and to show all your points in

ArcMap through the tTempAnalyzeSpatial Events layer)ArcMap through the tTempAnalyzeSpatial Events layer)

Set up for Spatial ComponentsSet up for Spatial Components► Now go back over to your ArcMap project and click the Refresh buttonNow go back over to your ArcMap project and click the Refresh button

Set up for Spatial ComponentsSet up for Spatial Components► Now go back to the Analysis form in the Pedon PC and make a selection from values in the list of soil name as sampledNow go back to the Analysis form in the Pedon PC and make a selection from values in the list of soil name as sampled► Notice that the value select goes up into the filter boxNotice that the value select goes up into the filter box► Click the filter button again to limit to the selectionClick the filter button again to limit to the selection

Set up for Spatial ComponentsSet up for Spatial Components► Now go back over to your ArcMap project and click the Refresh buttonNow go back over to your ArcMap project and click the Refresh button► Notice that display of points tracks the records that are currently filtered in the Analysis formNotice that display of points tracks the records that are currently filtered in the Analysis form

Set up for Spatial ComponentsSet up for Spatial Components► To label the points to reflect the currently selected fieldTo label the points to reflect the currently selected field► Right click the tTempAnalyzeSpatial Events layer and go to Properties and then click on the labels tab.Right click the tTempAnalyzeSpatial Events layer and go to Properties and then click on the labels tab.► Select Field1 as the Label Field and click OKSelect Field1 as the Label Field and click OK► Labels will track the currently selected field in the Analysis formLabels will track the currently selected field in the Analysis form► Field1 is a generic field that is passed to the tTempAnalyzeSpatial table from the currently selected field on Field1 is a generic field that is passed to the tTempAnalyzeSpatial table from the currently selected field on

the Analysis form each time the filter button is pressedthe Analysis form each time the filter button is pressed

Now for the polygon side of things……Now for the polygon side of things……

Set up for Spatial ComponentsSet up for Spatial Components► Click the Add Data button and add the polygon_selected_PPC table from the Click the Add Data button and add the polygon_selected_PPC table from the

spatial_link.mdb file on your systemspatial_link.mdb file on your system

► The recommended location for the Spatial Link database (spatial_link.mdb file) is: C:\pedon\The recommended location for the Spatial Link database (spatial_link.mdb file) is: C:\pedon\spatial_link.mdbspatial_link.mdb

► If you cannot place it at the above location, you can browse to it on your system.If you cannot place it at the above location, you can browse to it on your system.

Set up for Spatial ComponentsSet up for Spatial Components► The Legend Builder form can be linked to the soil polygons layer through the polygon_selected_PPC tableThe Legend Builder form can be linked to the soil polygons layer through the polygon_selected_PPC table

► By joining the Legend Builder form with the soil polygon layer you can take advantage of the powerful selection process built into the formBy joining the Legend Builder form with the soil polygon layer you can take advantage of the powerful selection process built into the form

► Before we get into setting up the join from this table to the soil polygon layer – we need to create some reference layers from your existing soil polygon layer Before we get into setting up the join from this table to the soil polygon layer – we need to create some reference layers from your existing soil polygon layer soil_asoil_a soil_a_selectedsoil_a_selected

► These layers exist only in the ArcMap project, not in the geodatabase and are named with a standard convention that is referenced by the models in the Digital Soil Survey – Pedon PC Analysis toolboxThese layers exist only in the ArcMap project, not in the geodatabase and are named with a standard convention that is referenced by the models in the Digital Soil Survey – Pedon PC Analysis toolbox

Set up for Spatial ComponentsSet up for Spatial Components► To create the soil_a and soil_a_selected layers within your ArcMap projectTo create the soil_a and soil_a_selected layers within your ArcMap project► Check to make sure that your soil polygon layer has been added to your Check to make sure that your soil polygon layer has been added to your

projectproject► Right click and copy the soil polygons layer and paste it to the LayersRight click and copy the soil polygons layer and paste it to the Layers► Rename the layer as soil_aRename the layer as soil_a► Repeat the same steps and copy the soil polygons layer to your project layers Repeat the same steps and copy the soil polygons layer to your project layers

again, only this time name the layer soil_a_selectedagain, only this time name the layer soil_a_selected

Set up for Spatial ComponentsSet up for Spatial Components► Creating the join between the polygon_selected_PPC table and the Creating the join between the polygon_selected_PPC table and the

soil_a_selected layersoil_a_selected layer► Right click the soil_a_selected layer and go to Joins and Relates and then go to Right click the soil_a_selected layer and go to Joins and Relates and then go to

Join….Join….

► Select the OBJECTID field from your soil_a_selected, select the polygon_selected_PPC table as Select the OBJECTID field from your soil_a_selected, select the polygon_selected_PPC table as the table to join to the layer, and then choose the OBJECTID field as the join field. Click Ok.the table to join to the layer, and then choose the OBJECTID field as the join field. Click Ok.

► Right click the soil_a_selected layer and go to Properties and then click on the Right click the soil_a_selected layer and go to Properties and then click on the Definition Query tabDefinition Query tab

► Enter the following statement as shown below: Enter the following statement as shown below:

polygon_selected_PPC.OBJECTID is not nullpolygon_selected_PPC.OBJECTID is not null

Set up for Spatial ComponentsSet up for Spatial Components► The definition query will restrict the display of only the polygons participating in the join between the polygon_selected_PPC table and the soil_a_selected polygon layerThe definition query will restrict the display of only the polygons participating in the join between the polygon_selected_PPC table and the soil_a_selected polygon layer

► In order to use the spatial linkage between the Legend Builder form and ArcMap we need to intersect the documentation points with the soil_a polygon mapunit symbols in which they occurIn order to use the spatial linkage between the Legend Builder form and ArcMap we need to intersect the documentation points with the soil_a polygon mapunit symbols in which they occur

► The form joins the point documentation with the polygon mapunit symbols through an intersect table which is generated from ArcMapThe form joins the point documentation with the polygon mapunit symbols through an intersect table which is generated from ArcMap

► To create this intersect table we will make a selection of points and run a model from the Pedon PC Analysis toolbox called Polygon-Point IntersectTo create this intersect table we will make a selection of points and run a model from the Pedon PC Analysis toolbox called Polygon-Point Intersect

► The Workspace Legend form depends on their being a MUSYM field and a Shape_Acres field in your soil polygon layer. If these fields aren’t present in your soil polygon layer. Add them by calculating fields or simply renaming the corresponding fields in your soil polygon layer.The Workspace Legend form depends on their being a MUSYM field and a Shape_Acres field in your soil polygon layer. If these fields aren’t present in your soil polygon layer. Add them by calculating fields or simply renaming the corresponding fields in your soil polygon layer.

Set up for Spatial ComponentsSet up for Spatial Components► Set your selectable layer to the tTempAnalyzeSpatial Events layerSet your selectable layer to the tTempAnalyzeSpatial Events layer► Make a selection of the points for the whole survey areaMake a selection of the points for the whole survey area► Open the Polygon-Point Intersect model by double clicking on itOpen the Polygon-Point Intersect model by double clicking on it► No parameters are required if you have a soil_a layer and your spatial_link.mdb file is in the following location on No parameters are required if you have a soil_a layer and your spatial_link.mdb file is in the following location on

your system: C:\pedon\spatial_link.mdbyour system: C:\pedon\spatial_link.mdb

Click OkClick Ok

► If for some reason you cannot meet these requirements on your system then use the If for some reason you cannot meet these requirements on your system then use the parametered version of the same model from the toolset called Parametered versions of modelsparametered version of the same model from the toolset called Parametered versions of models

► The model will take a minute or two to run and will export an intersect table to The model will take a minute or two to run and will export an intersect table to the Spatial Link databasethe Spatial Link database

Set up for Spatial ComponentsSet up for Spatial Components► You now have the spatial components set up for the display of point data through the tTempAnalyzeSpatial Events layer and the Analysis form and for the display of polygons through the Legend Builder form.You now have the spatial components set up for the display of point data through the tTempAnalyzeSpatial Events layer and the Analysis form and for the display of polygons through the Legend Builder form.

► Nothing will be displayed spatially from the Legend Builder form until you have imported the polygon-point intersect table into the Pedon PC and have built the data for the form.Nothing will be displayed spatially from the Legend Builder form until you have imported the polygon-point intersect table into the Pedon PC and have built the data for the form.

► For further instruction on the set up and building of the data for the Legend Builder form refer to the Pedon_PC_Workspace_Legend power point.For further instruction on the set up and building of the data for the Legend Builder form refer to the Pedon_PC_Workspace_Legend power point.

► For further instruction on the features in the Analysis form refer to the Pedon_PC_Analysis_Form power point.For further instruction on the features in the Analysis form refer to the Pedon_PC_Analysis_Form power point.