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Do you have an advanced license? You could put a point at the center of each proposed area then use Create Thiessen Polygons—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop to create the polys.
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Try the code by @Bruce Harold. This code compares two feature classes and produces three files adds, deletes, no change. Python hashlib to compare shapefiles\feature classes
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To expand on an easy way to get a feature class path. See below.
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This site is a win-win for both questioner and contributor. The questioner normally gets an answer in a timely manner without have to pull their hair looking for the solution. The contributor has a chance to advance his\her skills in the exchange. Congratulations to all that participate and to the team that helps keeps this site running. I will add that this site tends to be addictive once you get your first correct answer you want to get another one IMHO.
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You could Using graduated symbols—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop or you could buffer each point based on the field Buffer—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop And for density you'll want Point Density—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop or Kernel Density—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop EDIT: i missed Using proportional symbols—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop
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Once you have service area layer created and loaded your fire stations as facilities right click your service area group layer in your table of contents and select properties. I like to select use generate lines on the line generation tab. On the Analysis Settings tab set your impedance and default breaks close properties box and on your NA tool bar select solve.
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I'm struggling to understand your question, are you wanting to give the gdb a name other than the name of the feature class? If so, what naming convention?
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Chris Donohue, GISP thank you that was very helpful documentation. For those interested in an update see below. I'm currently playing with the model created by the authors of this article ArcGIS-based Python Tool for Assessing City Parking Patterns (PDF Download Available) To see if i can answer questions related to parking demand and where people will park
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In support of what Dan is saying it appears to be a simple select by attribute followed by a field calculate. The whole process shouldn't take more than a minute.
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parking free some on-street have 2 hour limit(currently not strictly enforced) have not done service area yet, but can easily accomplish wanted advice before i started down the wrong path I've read a few studies where people generally will tolerate 5 minute walk no ingress/egress issues
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I'm looking for a workflow that will help me determine where cars will park. I have parking points with counts. On street parking has a point mid-block with a count. parking lots and decks have points middle with counts. Buildings have a point on the building with a demand. What would be the process to map the supply to the demand that: Parks these cars as close to the building as it can get.No greater than a 5 minute walk. When spaces fill it will count them as full Any ideas? I have Advanced license, Network Analyst and Spatial Analyst
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See below condition = 1
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I may not completely understand what you're after but if you have a stream with multiple polylines and you are trying to get them in a correct order you could go stream by stream and use Sort—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop to sort your streams, this method would require an advanced license
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See the examples below this should get your labels the way you want them
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