Kernel density units for line data

GeorgiosKerametsidis — Wed, 16 Oct 2019 11:40:59 GMT

Is it true that when performing kernel density analysis with line data, the values on the output raster will be calculated as units of length per area units (e.g. m/m^2)?

Re: Kernel density units for line data

DanPatterson_Retired — Wed, 16 Oct 2019 11:46:53 GMT

you are using projected data I hope.

from the help

How Kernel Density works—Help | ArcGIS Desktop

Now if you want to use a multiplier, there are options

You can control the density units by manually selecting the appropriate factor. To set the density to be in meters per square meter (instead of the default of kilometers per square kilometer), set the area units to Square meters. Similarly, to have the density units of your output in miles per square mile, set the area units to Square miles.

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Kernel density units for line data

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