Dissolve, Eliminate and Eliminate Polygon Part Tools
Dissolve
How to Dissolve Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??
Dissolve Tool |
Path to access the tool
:
Dissolve Tool,
Generalization Toolset, Data Management Tools Toolbox
Dissolve
Aggregates features
based on specified attributes.
1. Input Features
The features to be
aggregated.
2. Output Feature Class
The feature class to be
created that will contain the aggregated features.
3. Dissolve_Field(s) (optional)
The field or fields on
which to aggregate features.
The Add Field button,
which is used only in ModelBuilder, allows you to add expected fields so you
can complete the dialog box and continue to build your model.
4. Statistics Field(s) (optional)
The numeric field
containing attribute values used to calculate the specified statistic. Multiple
statistic and field combinations may be specified. Null values are excluded
from all statistical calculations.
Text attribute fields
can be summarized using first and last statistics. Numeric attribute fields can
be summarized using any statistic.
Available statistics types are as follows:
- SUM—Adds the total value for the specified field.
- MEAN—Calculates the average for the specified field.
- MIN—Finds the smallest value for all records of the specified field.
- MAX—Finds the largest value for all records of the specified field.
- RANGE—Finds the range of values (maximum minus minimum) for the specified field.
- STD—Finds the standard deviation on values in the specified field.
- COUNT—Finds the number of values included in statistical calculations. This counts each value except null values. To determine the number of null values in a field, create a count on the field in question, create a count on a different field that does not contain null values (for example, the OID if present), and subtract the two values.
- FIRST—Finds the first record in the input and uses its specified field value.
- LAST—Finds the last record in the input and uses its specified field value.
5. Create multipart features (optional)
Specifies whether multipart features are allowed in the output feature class.
- Checked—Specifies multipart features are allowed. This is the default.
- Unchecked—Specifies multipart features are not allowed. Instead of creating multipart features, individual features will be created for each part.
6. Unsplit lines (optional)
Controls how line features are dissolved.
- Unchecked—Lines are dissolved into a single feature. This is the default.
- Checked—Lines are only dissolved when two lines have an end vertex in common.
Eliminate
How to Eliminate Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??
Eliminate Tool |
Path to access the tool
:
Eliminate Tool, Generalization Toolset, Data Management Tools Toolbox
Eliminate
Eliminates polygons by
merging them with neighboring polygons that have the largest area or the
longest shared border. Eliminate is often used to remove small sliver polygons
that are the result of overlay operations, such as Intersect or Union.
1. Input Layer
The layer whose polygons
will be merged into neighboring polygons.
2. Output Feature Class
The feature class to be
created.
3. Eliminating polygon by border (optional)
These options specify which method will be used for eliminating features.
- Checked—Merges a selected polygon with a neighboring unselected polygon by dropping the shared border. The neighboring polygon is the one with the longest shared border. This is the default.
- Unchecked—Merges a selected polygon with a neighboring unselected polygon by dropping the shared border. The neighboring polygon is the one with the largest area.
4. Exclusion Expression (optional)
An SQL expression used
to identify features that will not be altered.
5. Exclusion Layer (optional)
An input polyline or
polygon feature class or layer that defines polygon boundaries, or portions
thereof, that should not be eliminated.
Eliminate Polygon Part
How to Eliminate Polygon Part Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??
Eliminate Polygon Part |
Path to access the tool
:
Eliminate Polygon Part Tool,
Generalization Toolset, Data Management Tools Toolbox
Eliminate Polygon Part
Creates a new output
feature class containing the features from the input polygons with some parts
or holes of a specified size deleted.
1. Input Features
The input feature class
or layer whose features will be copied to the output feature class, with some
parts or holes eliminated.
2. Output Feature Class
The output polygon
feature class containing the remaining parts.
3. Condition (optional)
Specify how the parts to be eliminated will be determined.
- AREA—Parts with an area less than that specified will be eliminated.
- PERCENT—Parts with a percent of the total outer area less than that specified will be eliminated.
- AREA_AND_PERCENT—Parts with an area and percent less than that specified will be eliminated. Only if a polygon part meets both the area and percent criteria will it be deleted.
- AREA_OR_PERCENT—Parts with an area or percent less than that specified will be eliminated. If a polygon part meets either the area or percent criteria, it will be deleted.
4. Area (optional)
Eliminate parts smaller
than this area.
5. Percentage (optional)
Eliminate parts smaller
than this percentage of a feature's total outer area.
6. Eliminate contained parts only (optional)
Determines what parts can be eliminated.
- Checked - Only parts totally contained by other parts can be eliminated. This is the default.
- Unchecked - Any parts can be eliminated.
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