MI Geocoding problem

2000-02-25 Thread Sarah . Myers

Hi all - I don't understand what is happening (no I am NOT blonde!).  I just
added a new site to my master table of my California CUC sites. I added the
site name, address, zip code - however when I re-geocoded the table it only
locates it to the Z1 - the zip centroid.  I checked my MapMarker Plus Streets
CD and found the street name.  Anybody have any insite why isn't it finding it
when it geocodes?  For that matter I have about 12 sites that geocode to the
Z1 when the street name exits.

PS to John Hoffmann - I LOVED your Friday Humor!

;)))
Sarah Myers

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for they shall never cease to be amused.
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Re: MI Geocoding problem

2000-02-25 Thread Dan Munson

Sarah,

First of all, look at the fallback.  Might say to ZIP only.

2nd, look at the georesult.  Might say N or ND for no data.  Either the
wrong CD, or not unlocked property (happens).

3rd, try geocoding in interactive mode.  This will allow you to see how the
columns are matched, etc.

Good luck.

Dan Munson
CDS Business Mapping
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 Hi all - I don't understand what is happening (no I am NOT blonde!).  I
just
 added a new site to my master table of my California CUC sites. I added
the
 site name, address, zip code - however when I re-geocoded the table it
only
 locates it to the Z1 - the zip centroid.  I checked my MapMarker Plus
Streets
 CD and found the street name.  Anybody have any insite why isn't it
finding it
 when it geocodes?  For that matter I have about 12 sites that geocode to
the
 Z1 when the street name exits.

 PS to John Hoffmann - I LOVED your Friday Humor!

 ;)))
 Sarah Myers

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 for they shall never cease to be amused.
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MI geocoding problem

2000-01-20 Thread Alex Chen

Hi- we have 40,000 addresses that we would like to automatically geocode. We have the 
street address, which are not always accurate, as well as it zipcode, which we are 
comfortable with. The problem is that sometimes the address is incomplete, e.g. 100 
winchester rather than 100 n winchester.  Automatic geocoding doesnt pick up 
winchester, further there is a 100 n winchester and a 100 s winchester, and we are 
uncomfortable with arbitrarily picking south or north. My question is, Is there a way 
to take advantage of the zip code we have, i.e. if we know the zipcode, we know the 
general area, and can exclude parts of winchester - something like that. we are using 
5.0 (but can install 5.5). we use mapinfo streetpro. thanks for any ideas suggestions. 
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RE: MI geocoding problem

2000-01-20 Thread Martin Roundill

Alex,

If you have a road dataset that includes the zipcode as an attribute and you
have the zip code in the addresses perhaps you could do a series of
geocoding zipcode by zipcode eg

1) - get list of all zip codes (eg select zipcode from streettab group by
zipcode)

2) - select all roads with the first zipcodes (eg select * from streettab
where zipcode = "ABC" into touse_road)

3) - select all address with the same zipcode (eg select * from address
where zipcode = "ABC" into todo_add)

4) set your geocoding preference to use just the selected datasets eg
Find Using touse_road(add_col)

5) geocode the todo_add table

6) get the next zipcode and repeat from 2)..


this code be relatively straight forward in mapbasic but if you are doing it
manually may be a bit combersome.

Also record the return value from the Find statement so that you can check
the accuracy of the match at a later time.

Cheers

Martin
==
Martin Roundill
GIS Manager
Waitakere City Council
Private Bag 93109
Henderson
Waitakere City
New Zealand







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Hi- we have 40,000 addresses that we would like to automatically geocode. We
have the street address, which are not always accurate, as well as it
zipcode, which we are comfortable with. The problem is that sometimes the
address is incomplete, e.g. 100 winchester rather than 100 n winchester.
Automatic geocoding doesnt pick up winchester, further there is a 100 n
winchester and a 100 s winchester, and we are uncomfortable with arbitrarily
picking south or north. My question is, Is there a way to take advantage of
the zip code we have, i.e. if we know the zipcode, we know the general area,
and can exclude parts of winchester - something like that. we are using 5.0
(but can install 5.5). we use mapinfo streetpro. thanks for any ideas
suggestions. 
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