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4 Before Leaving the Office 4.4 Data Dictionaries A data dictionary is a description of the features and attributes relevant to a particular project or job. It is used in the field to control the collection of features (objects) and attributes (information about those objects). A data dictionary includes a list of features that are collected in the field, and for each feature, a list of attributes that describe that feature. A data dictionary structures data collection. It does not contain the actual information collected in the field (positions and actual attribute values for each occurrence of a feature). Understanding how to put together a data dictionary is very important. Design your data dictionary with your GIS in mind. In particular, be familiar with any format restrictions imposed by the GIS, otherwise you may not be able to import the data you collect. Constructing a haphazard data dictionary can greatly increase the amount of time and work required to enter the data you collect into a GIS or database. Data dictionaries are project independent. The GPS Pathfinder Office software does not automatically store the data dictionary (.ddf) files in the project folder. You may want to create a folder specifically for data dictionary files. For more information on the creation of data dictionaries, see the Data Dictionary Editor documentation, or the Mapping Systems General Reference. 42 TSC1 Asset Surveyor Operation Manual
Before Leaving the Office 4 To start the Data Dictionary Editor utility, select Utilities / Data Dictionary Editor from the GPS Pathfinder Office menu bar. The Data Dictionary Editor dialog appears, letting you create a new data dictionary. The following screen snap is an example of features and attributes that can be created for your data dictionary: Once you have finished designing your data dictionary you can transfer it to the TSC1 datalogger. For more information on how to transfer your data dictionary to the TSC1 datalogger, see Data Transfer, page 49. TSC1 Asset Surveyor Operation Manual 43
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