Is it possible to buffer a line feature and then break it down into smaller polygons by clipping parallel to the line endpoints ( see screen capture below taken from Paving the Road Ahead with ArcGIS and AI (esri.com)) or to create thiessen polygons using endpoints and ensuring that they follow the line segments?
Accepted Solutions
Yes as long as the break points are at specified nodes (i.e. at the blue dots pictured below)
The tool was created in ArcGIS Pro. I tried to convert to ArcGIS 10.7, but it would not due to incompatibility with one of the tools. This was the model I created if you want to take a crack at building one in ArcGIS or use ArcGIS Pro. I would create it in ArcGIS for you, but am a bit swamped with work this week and on vacation next week.
Please check if any of these options work for you.
Option-1:
One way is to create Buffer with End_Type as "Flat".
Option-2:
1. Create Buffer with End_Type as "Round".
2. Using the line Feature Class, execute Minimum Bounding Geometry , choose a suitable bounding Geometry Type (Rectangle by Width).
3. Clip the Buffer Boundary using the MBG boundary.
