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Hello: I saw this post, and since it related to my quesiton, I decided to add here. I am basically trying to calculate geometry for two fields using model builder. The first field is predefined as 'Total Miles' to house total mileage for all stream segments in that field. The second is 'Need miles' that will house mileage for a fraction of the records. I'll determine what records using select by attributes, then calculate geometry (mileage). My final predefined field is the percentage of Need Miles to the Total Miles, which I can derive using Calculate field in model builder. I know, too much information. Basically, I just need to know how to Calculate Geometry in model builder? I can't seem to locate the function in stand-alone format to drag in to model builder, and assume there is another approach, most likely a simple one. Thanks in advance! Mark
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10-18-2011
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Perfect. Thank you Dan! I was attempting to make it more complicated than needed.
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10-06-2011
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Hello, I am working on a two step process that would essentially calculate milieages and percentages between two datasets. The goal is to automate a process to first calculate the total stream mileage (linear) within a Hydrologic Unit Code 12, and place the results within a predetermined field in the HUC12 (polygon). The next step is to calculate the percentage of a specific stream type, using the totals generated from the first process. Can this be done in a model environment, and what would be my simplest approach to automate the procedure to systematically process multiple HUC12s? I've preprocessed the data to split streams at the HUC12 boundaries, and added the fields to house the newly created total and percentage values. Thank you so much in advance...
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Is their a geoprocessing tool to add vector data to existing rasters? Or would i have to simply preprocess all vectors to one, then convert?
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09-29-2011
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Once the process is complete, review the masked polygon to the resulting raster. If percentages become suspicious, convert the rasters to polygons and perform a percentage calculation. I believe it simple utilizes the intersect process. Correct me if I'm wrong.
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Copy features did not work for my purposes. Since I was working with Network Analyst outputs, which can potentially kick out 4 temporary 'memory' layers. I had to use 'select data' to kick out the individual 'memory' layers. Keep in mind that these results are temporary (no solid feature class was created). If you are simply trying to generate a tangible point dataset from an event layer, dmhoneycutt suggested copy feature. If that doesn't work for you, I used 'feature to point' which generated an actual point file. Good luck... I'm still tackling issues in model builder. 1) I would like to kick out reports from model builder, or simply the attribute table. 2) I would like to utilize other formats (dbf, xls, etc.) on the front and back ends of models. For an example: To begin a geospatial model with a dbf or excel file, and/or kick out a dbf or excel file as the final process of a model. Mark
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Thank you! Are you aware of how to kick out a report in conjunction with the map display? I basically need to generate a report based on the final table. Thanks again, my deadline is approaching quickly. Best, Mark
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Gavin: Copy feature doesn't appear to work on the Network Analyst layer. Network kicks out four memory layers; Facilities, Incidents, Barriers and Routes. I'm only interested in the routes memory layer, but am not certain how to extract this layer individually through model builder. In ArcMap, I can simply perform an export data out to a feature class... Hopefully some of these concerns were addressed in ArcGIS 10. Thanks! Mark
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Thanks Gavin!!! My last obstacle before my model is complete is having the final table kick out a report. Create report isn't compatible with Model Builder, but may there is another avenue I'm not considering. Any thoughts? Mark
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Correction: I was able to convert the point feature layer using feature to point, although am having difficulty converting a 'memory layer' kicked out by network analysis.
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I'm working on a model (9.3) and have found that there are certain tools that don't import to model builder. I wasn't sure if it was my methods or the tools themselves that weren't allowing me to drag them in. First, I have two geoprocesses in my model that generate event layers. In one instance, I am required to have a tangible GIS layer (feature class, shapefile) to continue with the processes. I would simply like to export data out to a GIS file, although the export data tool does not drag in to my model. Why do certain tools not work in model builder? Another tool I wanted to utilize is Join, but it doesn't appear to be accessible through Model Builder either... I'm hoping this is something I'm performing incorrectly, or that ArcGIS 10 doesn't present the same problems. Any thoughts?
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I am working with a model (9.3) which creates an event layer (x,y coords) as an import parameter. Further analysis is required on that x and y coordinate, although I can't run the geoprocessing on the event layer. I tried adding 'Export Data' to the model, to export to a feature class for further analysis, but 'export data' won't work in model builder when trying to drag and drop. Is there a method to make export data work in model builder, or an alternative approach to transform the event layer to a feature class or shapefile. Thanks!
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I edited my reply, but I guess it didn't catch. I was able to successfully run the model, based on adding the facilities, followed by incidents. Thanks for your help! I'll look in to your advice on the add fields to retrieve the desired results. I'd like to kick out a database of the results, and am not as interested in the geographic display. I'll attempt to add some type of report to the final result, but am not sure what is compatible with model builder? Crystal reports? I want the input for the incident to be an xy field, created from an existing template (filegdb table). The user would basically need only add the xy coordinates to the template before running the model. I ran across an issue with using Making xy, which generates an event layer. Unfortunately, the model didn't recognize the coordinates of the event layer. I completed my testing on a fabricated feature class. I tried importing the export data tool in to model builder, but it wouldn't stick. Any ideas on a user friendly input? I may be creating multiple versions of the model, one with xy, one with a tangible GIS layer, maybe one that takes polygons, lines, etc. (if thats feasible). Anyhow, thanks again for your input. Regards, Mark
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Thanks... Once the Add Locations are added twice for the incident and facilities, do I need two Solve tools? I"m not sure how the resulting datasets from the two add locations come back together for the Solve. Thanks again... Also, I would like to retain the fields from the input facilities. I noticed it generates a unique identifier allowing me to join/combine, but is their a way to carry over all facility input fields to avoid the extra steps? Thanks again!!!
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I am familiar with running a New Closest Facility Analysis using Network Analysis in ArcMap, but am looking ot streamline the process in model builder. Basically, I have 120 x,y locations (facilities), and a single incident. I simply want to map the 20 closest facilities to that incidence. This is rather easy in Network Analyst. In ArcMap, steps include setting up a 'New Closest Facility' in Network Analyst, Loading the facilities and incident to appropriate layers, and 'Solve'. My problem is modeling this. I found the make facility layer tool, but it doesn't contain parameters to load facilities and my incident. Thanks in advance for any help you may have. Best, Mark
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