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thainamota

Buongiorno

I am trying to use network analysis - service area - to create a polygon based on distance, for example 1000 meters.

In my case, dot = schools. So I want to see an area covered by 1000 meters.

There's one thing I can't understand... Why does it generate some weird clippings? as in the photo

Thank you so much!

Thai

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Melinda Morang

From this video, I see that your network dataset has an unknown spatial reference. This could also be part of the problem. You should always give your data a spatial reference.

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thainamota

I tryied as you say...its the same!

I noted that when I flag 'Service Area Index' as you indicate, after some seconds is not select anymore...its seems that don't remain selected

Melinda Morang

Hmm, that still does not look like polygons produced by the newer algorithm. Is your polygon detail level is set to Detailed? Or do you have hierarchy turned on? Either of those things will prevent the use of the newer algorithm in ArcMap.

Do you have a polygon trim distance set? If not, you should set one, and that may help reduce spikes.

thainamota

Melinda many thanks for your reply!
I used the algorithm but nothing happened...maybe the algorithm has difficulty or is not adapted to arcmap 10.5.

I noted that if I used 'not overlapping' instead of 'merge by break value' genereted less spikes.

Melinda Morang

Spikes like that are a common artifact of the polygon generation algorithm in ArcMap. We have implemented a new and improved polygon generation algorithm that makes the Service Area polygons look more bubbly or cloudy and less spikey. You can access the new algorithm in one of two ways:

1) In ArcMap, open the properties of your network dataset. On the Optimizations tab, turn on the box for the Service Area Index. You might need to re-build your network dataset after this, but I can't remember. Future Service Areas using this network should use the newer algorithm.

2) Use ArcGIS Pro instead of ArcMap. ArcGIS Pro Service Areas always use the new algorithm.

thainamota

Hi Dan,

thanks to your answer!
no, I didn't use trim.

To create a network I used arcstra which are the roads.
There are no roads or places outside

In the video I show what I used as parameter...many things remain by default.

thanks a lot!

danretired

Make Service Area Analysis Layer (Network Analyst)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

did you specify a polygon_trim_distance?

are there roads and other locations outside your image? or have you clipped this image?

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