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Title: Spatial relationships


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Spatial relationships
  • J426 Class 18
  • March 12, 2009

2
Overview
  • Selecting features by location
  • Selecting points
  • Selecting lines
  • Selecting polygons

3
Selection in ArcGIS
  • Geographic features linked to records in
    attribute table
  • So selection of geographic features also selects
    records in attribute table, and vice versa

4
Selected features on map and in attribute table
5
Forms of selection in ArcGIS
  • Selection by attribute
  • Selection by location
  • Selection by pointing and clicking on feature in
    map or row in table

6
Selecting features by location
  • Features can be selected based upon spatial
    relationship to other features
  • Can select features that (for example)
  • Are contained by
  • Intersect
  • Are within distance of

7
Select by location
  • Select features in specified theme based on
    spatial relationship to (possibly selected)
    features in some other theme
  • Types of spatial relationships depend upon types
    of themes

8
Selecting points
  • Based on relationship to other points
  • Selecting points that are within distance of
    other points
  • Selecting points that intersect other points also
    possible
  • Based on relationship to line features
  • Selecting points that are within distance of line
    features
  • Selecting points that intersect line features

9
Selecting points (contd)
  • Based on relationship to polygon features
  • Selecting points that are completely within
    polygon features (would be same as intersect)
  • Selecting points that are within distance of
    polygon features

10
Crimes selected 500 feet from Meridian Street
11
Crimes selected within selected beat
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Selecting lines
  • Based on relationship to point features
  • Selecting lines that are within distance of point
    features
  • Selecting lines that intersect point features
  • Based on relationship to other line features
  • Selecting lines that intersect other line
    features
  • Selecting lines that are within distance of other
    line features

13
Selecting lines (contd)
  • Based on relationship to polygon features
  • Selecting lines are contained by polygon features
  • Selecting lines that have their center in polygon
    features
  • Selecting lines that intersect polygon features
  • Selecting lines that are within distance of
    polygon features

14
Street segments selected within selected seat
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Selecting polygons
  • Based on relationship to point features
  • Selecting polygon features that contain or
    intersect point features
  • Selecting polygon features that are within
    distance of point features

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Selecting polygons (contd)
  • Based on relationship to line features
  • Selecting polygon features that completely
    contain line features
  • Selecting polygon features that intersect line
    features
  • Selecting polygon features that are within
    distance of line features

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Selecting polygons (contd)
  • Based on relationship to other polygon features
  • Selecting polygon features that are completely
    within other polygon features
  • Selecting polygon features that completely
    contain other polygon features
  • Selecting polygon features that have their center
    in other polygon features
  • Selecting polygon features that intersect other
    polygon features

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Beats selected intersecting Meridian Street
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Beats selected containing homicides
20
Census Blocks Selected within Selected Beat
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Multiple selections and logical relationships
  • Feature selections provide for logical
    combination of queries
  • Can add selected features to those already
    selected, meaning current criterion must be true
    or prior selection criteria true
  • Can select from features already selected,
    meaning current criterion must be true and prior
    selection criteria true
  • Can select out features from those already
    selected, meaning current criterion be not true
    and prior selection criteria true

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Why select features?
  • To control which features are displayed
  • To obtain statistics for some attribute on
    selected features
  • Most importantly, as one step in larger analysis
  • For example, in obtaining total number of
    robberies for beats, would need to select
    robberies from all other crimes
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