What if you need two iterators in one model? Looking to batch clip multiple shapefiles with a Feature Selection iterator?

DianeNelson — Wed, 10 Apr 2019 19:25:01 GMT

I am working on a series of maps in ArcGIS Pro, matching wind speed and direction with a modeled migratory path of 19 sparrows for the month of April. The wind speed and direction shapefiles are from NDFD. They large gridded polygons covering the CONUS. I have two shapefiles for each day eg. sunset and sunrise. I only need a radius 50km from each shapefile for each sparrow point. I need to do a sort of batch clip with a feature selection iterator.

The diagram below may be a bit much but my main question lies in the Model 2 - Clip section. I only need to join the wind speed and direction once to reuse them but the area to clip will change for each bird and for each time stamp.

Thank you for your help.

Diane

Re: What if you need two iterators in one model? Looking to batch clip multiple shapefiles with a Feature Selection iterator?

Robert_LeClair — Wed, 10 Apr 2019 20:50:31 GMT

You should be able to do this with a submodel to a model to take advantage of multiple iterators. Details on how to do this is found here.

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What if you need two iterators in one model? Looking to batch clip multiple shapefiles with a Feature Selection iterator?

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