HOW TO
DWG files are a CAD file format commonly used in land surveying and cadastral mapping to store drawing geometry and elevation values. These files can be imported into ArcGIS Pro and converted to geodatabase feature classes for further analysis and integration with other spatial data. In ArcGIS Pro, interval-based coordinates can be derived by converting CAD features to GIS features and generating points at specified intervals along line or other geometry features. Elevation values can be obtained either from existing Z-values in the DWG file or by interpolating elevations from a surface such as a DEM or TIN. Complete the workflow provided to derive interval-based coordinates and elevation from DWG files in ArcGIS Pro.

Note: To create point features from existing vertices without using a fixed interval, use the Feature Vertices To Points tool.


Note: The 'Extract Values to Points' tool requires a Spatial Analyst license.

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