How to convert CAD files into GIS format ( Shapefiles)

GIS workflows frequently rely on CAD datasets generated by outside engineering, survey and architectural sources. Integrating this data with your GIS can be a critical step in restructuring design processes and using your GIS as a central repository for geographic data. Choosing how to integrate CAD data depends on your specific requirements.
This video shows the steps to converting CAD files into a usable GIS format like shapefiles.
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[@nikhilbadrike1350]

can you please help about georeferencing this AutoCAD .dwg file in ArcGIS and areas of parcels

[@humz24]

how about its coordinate system? mine doesn't have coordinates

[@learntechwithabderrezak2507]

thank you so mutch , you saved my life

[@JhonyLarico]

Buen vídeo, he utilizado este método antes pero he visto que el exportar de DWG a SHP es mas rápido y con mayores opciones empleando AutoCAD MAP, en especial con los textos. Saludos

[@mrosenberg57]

How would I join the attributes to the entities if they are not polygons, but rather lines and points? They won't intersect and I fear that my annotations will not always be closest to the related feature.

[@Mondegeospatialcom]

you can create a buffer around the points or lines, then join the result with the attributes points ;)

[@mrosenberg57]

What if I have a cluster of points though and the insertion point for the attributes are not always closest to the correct feature? I am specifically talking about utility data.

[@gurvindersingh.1814]

Without georefrencing, no use

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