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DanPatterson
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Nasty stuff, nested objects.  Thing of multipart polygons, some parts have holes, some holes have parts with holes.  How many at each level?  You can recurse through the maze.

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DanPatterson
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Messing with geojson data brings one back to python fundamentals.  Here are some snippets to help out.

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DanPatterson
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Where is that tool?  I think it is Management tools, but I will have to crank up the help or open Pro.... sigh

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DanPatterson
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Too much of a good thing?  points that is... get rid of the fluff and keep the needed

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DanPatterson
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Just when you think you have all the bases covered, the unaccounted for happens...

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DanPatterson
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Just like a table... inner, outer joins, merges, appends and a whole lot more

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DanPatterson
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Find them, delete them, subsample them... fun with duplicates

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DanPatterson
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Get 7zip.  Open the toolbox and stuff is revealed.  

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DanPatterson
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Often arcpy is the first import, even when you don't need it fully.  That is what arcgisscripting is for.

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DanPatterson
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The spatial analyst and numpy are both useful tools for generalizing rasters... read on, if this is for you

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