Hi there,
I'm wondering if there is a geoprocessing tool which could assist me with identifying (on a high level) suitable parcels for subdividing.
Basically, I have parcels and buildings and would like to identify parcels which would have enough space for a second (or third,...) building on it.
e.g. the four parcels below (green) would have enough space for a second building (green circle).
Does anyone have something in mind?
Cheers,
Marco
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Alright, the tool was not quite what I was looking for, since this would result in areas which would be to small (or thin) for a potential additional building.
However, I had a workaround to identify areas with a diameter ≥ X meters :
This gave me exactly what I wanted to have
Cheers,
Marco
Hi Marco Poetsch,
You can use Symmetrical Difference from Analysis tools.
Features or portions of features in the input and update features that do not overlap will be written to the output feature class. The output gives a polygon (parcel - building) with calculated areas. Then you can determine if each output parcel has enough area for another building based on your criteria.
Symmetrical Difference (Analysis)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation
I hope that gives an idea.
sounds promising, Mehdi.
I'll give it a try and let you know
Otherwise I'll go with plan B and make something in the Model Builder
Cheers,
Marco
Alright, the tool was not quite what I was looking for, since this would result in areas which would be to small (or thin) for a potential additional building.
However, I had a workaround to identify areas with a diameter ≥ X meters :
This gave me exactly what I wanted to have
Cheers,
Marco