Is there any way that we can import images from Google Maps or any other sources to ArcGIS desktop, and then find the % of the built environment?
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From what I can tell, it might not be possible to perform image classification on a basemap. Take a look at this thread for potential alternative ideas:
Would using Landsat data be a suitable alternative?
Nasser,
What are you trying to do exactly? Are you trying to determine urban areas from an aerial photo? Or something similar? What tools do you have (ArcMap, ArcGIS Pro, Spatial Analyst license, etc.)?
Maybe take a look at Summarize Raster Within—RasterAnalysis Tools | ArcGIS Desktop
It requires ArcGIS Image Server. But, there may be other tools you need based on what you are trying to do.
Thanks for the information.
I have ArcGIS Desktop 10.5 (ArcMap). I want to find the areas that are not built such as walkways, open area, etc. So after uploading the image (or map) into the ArcMap, I want to find the % of areas that are built.
That requires image classification (there are topics in the help files).
You might have more success to see if the municipality of interest has an open data portal.
Thanks. I do have image classification wizard in the ArcMap. Now, the problem is that how I can do image classification on Basemap? Or where should I get the Raster image of the place that I want to work on?
From what I can tell, it might not be possible to perform image classification on a basemap. Take a look at this thread for potential alternative ideas:
Would using Landsat data be a suitable alternative?