I am using ArcGIS Pro 2.4.0
Hi everyone!
I was wondering if anyone has found a way to make one map by taking the difference of the interpolated areas of two other maps? I used ordinary kriging to make two separate maps and I wanted to see if there was a way that I could compare them. Another way of putting it is that I would like to place one kriging map over the other and subtract the interpolated area of the first map over the second map. I would like this "difference map" to still be an interpolated map, but the interpolation shows the difference between the two previous maps.
Thanks!
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Check out the Raster Functions pane. What you can do depends a lot on your licensing, but something simple like a difference raster is possible even with Basic.
You can think of raster functions like an on-the-fly raster model builder. You can visualize the arithmetic difference between the two rasters without needing to create a separate output file.
Check out the Raster Functions pane. What you can do depends a lot on your licensing, but something simple like a difference raster is possible even with Basic.
You can think of raster functions like an on-the-fly raster model builder. You can visualize the arithmetic difference between the two rasters without needing to create a separate output file.
Could you share the snapshots of the input/intermediate/final data that you have? And also point out what is your expectation for the output.
but if you want to keep the result
Minus (Spatial Analyst)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation
followed by your interpolation of choice