Analysis

A service area polygon shows what point is closest to you. A Voronoi diagram is simply figuring out service areas, also known as catchment areas, for things like schools, stores, and hospitals. Create markers Create markers that will represent each service area. To learn how to create markers, visit

Draw a field anywhere in the world and get its soil map, crop health from satellite images, management zones you can export to your tractor, and US crop history. Results are saved on your map as layers you can share.

Raise the water over an area on 1 m lidar terrain and watch what floods, live, then read FEMA flood zones, floodways and base flood elevations for it. Each run goes on your map with a report card and its own slider.

Understanding Largest Empty Circles (LEC) Have you ever needed to find the largest open space on a crowded map? Whether it's to determine the best location for a new facility or to analyze spatial patterns, the Largest Empty Circles (LEC) analysis is a powerful tool within GIS that helps us do just

Draw a site and get contour lines, slope and aspect maps, cut and fill volumes, soil ratings, drainage and the buildable area, from 1 m lidar and USDA soils across most of the US. Results are saved on your map as layers you can share.

What is Huff Modeling? Huff Modeling is a technique primarily used in trade area analysis to calculate the likelihood of attracting customers to specific locations. This method considers various factors such as the geographical location of the store, the inherent attractiveness of the store or

A travel time isochrone is a polygon that represents the range of distances a traveller can reach in a specified time. The traveller: Starts from the central marker. Walks, cycles, or drives. Select the border style for the polygon Choose the border style. In the top toolbar, above the "Search…"

Note: To plot a marker at a specified distance on a shape’s border, first convert the border to a line by deleting the fill area. In the top toolbar, select the Delete Tool. Quick Key: Or you can hold the "E" button on your keyboard. In the Map View, click on the fill area. Note: If you want to

Note: The marker cannot be plotted if the group includes one of these overlays: Isometric shape. Image overlay. Create the overlays Create two or more overlays: For example; two markers and a polygon. To learn how to create the overlays, visit these links Marker Tool—Create a marker Label

Note: The marker cannot be plotted if the group includes one of these overlays: Isometric shape. Image overlay. Create the overlays Create two or more overlays: For example; two markers and a polygon. To learn how to create the overlays, visit these links: Marker Tool—Create a marker Label

Note: The marker cannot be plotted if the group includes one of these overlays: Isometric shape. Image overlay. Create the overlays Create two or more overlays: For example; two markers and a polygon. To learn how to create the overlays, visit these links Marker Tool—Create a marker Label

Create the shapes Create two or more shapes. For example, a rectangle and a polygon. To learn how to create the shapes, visit these links: Rectangle Tool—Draw a rectangle Circle Tool—Draw a circle Polygon Tool—Draw a polygon Add the overlays to a folder At the top of the Layers Panel, click on the