MAP subcommand (SPATIAL MAPSPEC command)
Each optional MAP
subcommand represents a map and layer in the model. The
z-order of the maps is determined by the order of the MAP
subcommands. The
first MAP
subcommand represents the map furthest back in map order.
- If specified, the
MAP
subcommand must includeTYPE
,SOURCE
, andIDENTIFIER
keywords. - This subcommand is not required if you are using a dataset in the current session or an IBM® SPSS® Statistics data file that includes fields that contain X and Y coordinates.
- TYPE=FILE | SERVICE
- Specifies the type of map.
FILE
indicates that the source is a shape file (.shp).SERVICE
indicates that the source is an online map service. - SOURCE='filespec' | 'url'
-
- If
TYPE=FILE
, theSOURCE
value must be a shape file (.shp) with a corresponding dBase (.dbf) file in the same directory location. The name of the .dbf file must be the same as the name of the .shp file. The source file can also be a .zip archive. The name of the .shp file, .dbf file, and any other supporting files (.shx, .sbx, .sbn, .prj) must be the same as the name of the .zip archive. - If
TYPE=SERVICE
, theSOURCE
value must be an internet address (URL) for the service. The value must be enclosed in quotation marks.
- If
- LAYER=number
- If the source is a map service, the index number of the layer. The default value is the
first layer of the map. You can specify
LAYER
orLAYERNAME
. - LAYERNAME='name'
- If the source is a map service, the name of the layer. The name must be enclosed in
quotation marks. The default value is the first layer of the map. You can specify
LAYER
orLAYERNAME
. - IDENTIFIER=name
- A unique name that identifies the map. The name must conform to variable name rules.
- COORDSYSTEM
- If there is no projection (.prj) file associated with the map,
COORDSYSTEM
specifies the coordinate system.- GEOGRAPHIC
- The coordinate system is latitude and longitude. This option is the default setting.
- WKID (value)
- The coordinate system is based on the WKID value. The value is enclosed in parentheses.
- PROJECTION (name)
- The coordinate system is based on the named projection. The name is enclosed in parentheses. For more information, go to http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/javascript/gmaps/help/topics/pcs.html
- SPATIALRELATION
- The geospatial relationship is used by the model to determine how the events relate to
the features in the map.
- This setting is used only for maps that are used in the
SPATIAL ASSOCIATION RULES
procedure. - This setting only applies to data sources associated with maps where
ROLE=CONTEXT
is specified on theDATA
subcommand.
- CLOSE
- The event occurs close to a specified point on the map. The
CLOSERADIUS
keyword determines the area that is "close". - WITHIN
- The event occurs within a specified region on the map.
- CONTAINS
- The event area contains geographic context object.
- INTERSECTS
- Locations where lines or regions from the different maps intersect each other.
- CROSS
- Locations where lines (for roads, rivers, railroads) from different lines cross each other.
- NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, WEST
- The event occurs within an area north, south, east, or west of a specified point
on the map. The
CLOSERADIUS
keyword determines the area.
- This setting is used only for maps that are used in the
- CLOSERADIUS=value
- The radius for what is considered "close" to the features in the map. This setting is
used only when the spatial relation value is
CLOSE
,NORTH
,SOUTH
,EAST
, orWEST
. - CLOSEMEASURE=MILE|KILOMETER|METER|CENTIMETER
- The measurement unit that is used for the
CLOSERADIUS
value. The default measurement unit isMILE
. - MAXRELATIONS=integer
- The maximum number of relationships between the features on the map and the events. The default value is 5.