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Using Arcade to calculate percent coverage

James_Armstrong

I have two layers: 1-Parcels, 2-Soils. I am trying to create an Arcade expression that would return the percentage of soil types within the selected property. I have been successful to some degree, but it appears that the percentages return are not clearing. The expression is below. I have published a web map application which uses the expression for purpose of illustration. Any suggestion, advice, or idea is most appreciated. - James Armstrong

Soils Calculator

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var gensoils = FeatureSetById($datastore, /* GeneralSoils */ "1")

var soils_int = Intersects($feature, gensoils)

var numsoil = Count(soils_int)

var sum_area = SUM(soils_int, 'Acreage')

var results = 'There are '+ numsoil +' type(s) of General Soils.'+TextFormatting.NewLine

for (var s in soils_int){
var soilarea = s.Acreage
var percent = (s.Acreage / sum_area)
var soilname = s.SOIL_NAME2
var soilpercent = Round(percent,2 ) * 100 +'%'
results += TextFormatting.NewLine + soilname + '---- ' + soilpercent
}

return results

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James_Armstrong

Angela, Thanks for your help. I was able to wrap my head around what you were saying regarding the featureset vs feature. The following code works and is relatively quick to respond.

James Armstrong

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James_Armstrong

Angela, Thanks for your help. I was able to wrap my head around what you were saying regarding the featureset vs feature. The following code works and is relatively quick to respond.

James Armstrong

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AngelaDeegan

I'm not clear why you're buffering the parcel. And by using a negative number I think you may be "shrinking" the parcel by that footage. That could cause a problem if a parcel is less than 25 feet wide in places.

Also, looking at the documentation, it appears that the arguments for Intersection must be either a geometry or feature. It doesn't appear to allow a featureset as an argument. You are passing in 'gensoils' (a featureset) as an argument.

I'm guessing you'd need to run Intersection on any geometry in gensoils recursively.

James_Armstrong

Thanks Angela; I see what you mean about using the other Functions. Below is the espression using the Intersection function and the result (Illegal Argumemt). do you see where the illegal argument might be? Any help would be great?

James

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AngelaDeegan

I think you may need to use the https://developers.arcgis.com/arcade/function-reference/geometry_functions/#intersection function in addition to the https://developers.arcgis.com/arcade/function-reference/geometry_functions/#intersects function. I can't see the layers you're working with, but unless they have coincident boundaries, seems like you'd need to "cut" the soils layer using the parcels layer and looks like the intersection function would do that for you.

Also, you might want to use the https://developers.arcgis.com/arcade/function-reference/geometry_functions/#area function on the $feature to set the sum_area. Seems like that would be more straightforward.

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