I have a single feature class containing numerous polygons that overlap in different ways. After running the union tool I now have multiple polygons where the input features overlapped, but there are multiple polygons for each input. What I would like is a single polygon at the intersected space, with attributes from all original input features appended, or some statistic from them (min, max, etc.). Ideas?
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hi Dwight,
first make a copy of your data.
What you'd want to do is identify all the features with identical geometry. This can be done with the `Find Identical` gp tool.
Then get your stats together: the output of previous step you could use as input to `Summary Statistics` gp tool with the FEAT_SEQ as the CASE_FIELD and choose whichever stats you want for each field.
Lastly you'll need to get the data back together into a single dataset... i think `Delete Identical` and `Join Fields` should do it ... there'll be a bit of trickiness to getting the JOIN , but pretty sure all the data is there.
https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/tool-reference/data-management/multipart-to-singlepart.htm
in both arcmap and ArcGIS pro will convert the multiparts to singleparts resulting in unique records for each geometry entity
hi Dwight,
first make a copy of your data.
What you'd want to do is identify all the features with identical geometry. This can be done with the `Find Identical` gp tool.
Then get your stats together: the output of previous step you could use as input to `Summary Statistics` gp tool with the FEAT_SEQ as the CASE_FIELD and choose whichever stats you want for each field.
Lastly you'll need to get the data back together into a single dataset... i think `Delete Identical` and `Join Fields` should do it ... there'll be a bit of trickiness to getting the JOIN , but pretty sure all the data is there.
could be the gap/no-gap thing as well if the geometries aren't identical (ie polygons surrounded by other polygons)