Background:
I have a bunch of A to B routes mapped out on ArcMap. Lets say a bunch of routes from Houston, TX to several cities in Nebraska and Oklahoma.
I have some depots/terminals in Nebraska and Oklahoma
Problem:
How do I calculate how many of these routes go close enough to a particular terminal (<5 miles within the terminal)
If each Route has a unique ID, can I determine which of these routes are close enough
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
I have a bunch of A to B routes mapped out on ArcMap. Lets say a bunch of routes from Houston, TX to several cities in Nebraska and Oklahoma.
I have some depots/terminals in Nebraska and Oklahoma
Problem:
How do I calculate how many of these routes go close enough to a particular terminal (<5 miles within the terminal)
If each Route has a unique ID, can I determine which of these routes are close enough
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
make a buffer of required distance from the terminal
use this buffer and do a spatial join to routes layer (first convert the temporary route layer to a feature class or shapefile)
and choose 'one-to-many', this gives a count
or
if you reverse this process, spatial join routes to terminal buffer, do 'one-to-one', this gives you names of terminals. then you could summarize the attribute table on 'terminal name' with a field mapper to 'route numbers' seperated by comma.
Kind regards,