Dear list,
I'm working in Arcview 3.2a, with spatial analyst.
This is what I'm doing: I have a circular buffer zone around a point, and this buffer zone overlaps another shapefile theme (eg a polygon denoting a particular land cover class), and I want to work out how much of the area of the land cover class theme is within the buffer.
What I normally do: I normally use the geoprocessing wizard to create a new shapefile consisting of the area common to the two themes, then calculate the area of the new shapefile. This works well.
What is the problem?: I need to do this for 750 separate buffer zones!!! Is there a quicker/automatic way of carrying out this process? I don't actually need a separate shapefile for the overlap areas, and a table that just gives the areas would suffice.
I'll sum any answers I get, thanks to everyone in advance! If replying directly, please delete the "SPAMREMOVE" section from my address!
Thanks in advance. Eric
If replying directly, please delete the "SPAMREMOVE" section from my address!
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