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This guide explores the capabilities of the Spatial Analyst extension in GIS, focusing on both raster and vector data. Learn how to copy grids to your workspace, add them to views, and create essential topographical maps such as hillshade, slope, and aspect. Additionally, it covers querying data for specific elevation and slope criteria. The guide also delves into vector data management, including copying from shapefiles, utilizing GeoProcessing tools like Intersect and Buffer, and executing complex spatial queries to analyze streams intersecting roads in eastern-facing aspects.
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Spatial Analyst Raster vs. Vector
Working with Grids • Copy grids to your workspace • Add Grids to a View • Create a Hillshade map • Create a Slope Map • Create an Aspect Map • Query for gt 7000 ft. • Query for gt 20 deg slope • Query for East facing Aspect (lt 120 & gt45)
Working with Vector Data • Copy from the Shapefile folder • Area_rds (roads) • Area_strm (streams) • Analysis Tools • GeoProcessing Extension • Use the GeoProcessor extension • Intersect Tool • Create a Buffer on streams
The Question:Find Streams that intersect roads that are on the East facing Aspect and on a slope of lt 10 deg over 6500 ft elevation • How would you do it?