MAGIC Addressing
Home :: Outreach :: AddressingAs the human services-related applications (education, welfare, public safety, emergency response, etc.) of GIS technology have grown, a parallel need has also grown for street centerline-address databases. The key to utilizing the power of GIS technology to display, analyze and integrate databases based on their street addresses is the availability of a current and comprehensive street centerlines database with associated attribute data that provides accurate address ranges. The goal of the Addressing/Roads/Streets committee is to coordinate and support the activities of those in the MAGIC Region to develop and maintain databases of street centerlines and associated attribute data that provides accurate address ranges for street and road segments.
If you have questions or ideas, you may contact the Addressing & Road Chair, Jim Langtry.
MAGIC
- MAGIC Sponsored Addressing Workshop Notes (PDF) (July 2002)
Arkansas
- Arkansas Centerline File (ACF) Overview (PPT)
- Arkansas Centerline File (ACF) Overview II (PPT)
- Arkansas Centerline File (ACF) Background & Selling Points (PPT)
- Arkansas Centerline File (ACF) & E911 Overview (PPT)
- Arkansas Centerline File (ACF) Website Overview (PDF)
- Rural/Urban Addressing Methods (PDF)
- Arkansas Centerline File (ACF) Project Resources
- Arkansas Centerline File (ACF) Proposed Standard (PDF)
- Arkansas Centerline File (ACF) Data Dictionary (PDF)
- Arkansas Centerline File (ACF) Census Abbreviations (PDF)
- Sample Municipal Addressing Ordinance (Word Doc)
- Arkansas Centerline File (ACF) RFP County Template for Centerline Development (Word Doc)
- Introduction to Databases (PPT)
- Database Management Issues of Interest to Addressing (PPT)
- Addressing Databases Short Course (PPT)
- Arkansas Centerline File (ACF) Address/Centerlines Access Database (Access)
- A Practical Guide to Using Access (PDF)
- Address Matching ArcView 3.1 - Instructional Lesson (PDF)
- Graphic Data Clean-Up Issues (PPT)