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Parcel Fabric in QGIS

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spledeus
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I have some research projects coming up and I would like to try to enter these into a database. I read a little about Parcel Fabric in ARC and how you can assign dates to parcels to use them in some sort of timeline. As I only have one seat of ARC 10, I wonder is there an equivalent in QGIS?


 
Posted : October 29, 2014 1:04 pm
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Parcel Fabric is an ArcGIS geodatabase construct, relying on specialized tables and stored procedures. There is no equivalent in QGIS (many would say that it a good thing-- Parcel Fabric is *very* difficult to implement for large parcel databases). If you just want to track cadastral chronology, what you could do is assign data fields of "Date_Recorded" and "Date_Superseded" for each parcel. A more complete schema would include the antecedent parcel link(s) so a complete timeline of parcels could be established.

A good slideshow on temporal fact tables is at http://www.slideshare.net/davidemauri/temporal-snapshot-fact-tables.

Rudy Stricklan, RLS, GISP


 
Posted : October 29, 2014 3:44 pm