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 "description": "In 2010 the City of Richland Public Works used esri data models to create four unique file geodatabases, water, sewer, storm, and irrigation, to move its data from AutoCAD to esri. After choosing esri data models changes were made with input from the different departments within public works. When the four Geodatabase were satafactory, vector data from AutoCAD was imported into the respective database and cleaned up. Then the geodatabases were put in an ArcSDE database each database creating two datasets, one for Networked features classes and one for nonNetworked feature classes. Since the Conversion there are five different degrees of accuracy that are stored in a field \"DataCollection\". 'LEGACY' means data came from an unknown origin 'OTHER' means data came from hand drawings or construction drawings 'ASBUILT' means data came from either a georefernced tif with a RMS no more than 0.5 or a CAD drawing'HANDHELD' means data came from a GNSS RTK handheld 'SURVEYED' means the data came from the City Of Richland Survey Department",
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 "accessInformation": "Conversion from AutoCAD to ESRI was done by richard allen and todd locati",
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