Spatial Analyst Suitability Modeler Tips and Tricks

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SteveLynch
Esri Regular Contributor

I have criteria which are already transformed to a common scale, how can I use them in Suitability Modeler to create a suitability map and find the most suitable locations?

We can use the Submodels input type and treat the transformed criteria as submodels and in so doing avoid the transformation step.

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SteveLynch
Esri Regular Contributor

When using the Suitability Modeler in ArcGIS Pro, the criteria must be transformed onto a common scale, and this is done on the Transformation Pane. These transformed criteria are combined to create the suitability map. Unless explicitly set, all these layers are processed as raster functions,  which processes raster data in real-time without creating a new file on disk. Instead of writing a new permanent raster, functions are applied "on the fly" as you view the data, which is faster and saves storage space. 

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