Calculating Geometry in ArcGIS Pro

In this video, you will learn about performing geometry calculation in ArcGIS Pro software. This functionality is particularly valuable in fields such as land surveying, engineering, and environmental modeling, where accurate measurements and calculations are crucial.
For point feature classes, this would mean a calculation of the geographical coordinates of each of the point feature through which you would be able to obtain the X and Y coordinates (or Longitude and Latitude values). For polyline features, you can use the geometry calculation function to obtain lengths in a unit of your choice such as feet, metres or kilometres. When it comes to polygon features, you can use the geometry calculator to obtain attributes such as areas and perimeters.
Additionally, the geometry calculator allows for geometric operations such as buffering, intersecting, and unioning, enabling users to explore spatial relationships, identify overlaps, and create new spatial features based on these operations. This capability is invaluable in tasks such as spatial analysis, site selection, and network routing.
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[@elimoslemi4426]

The best explanation ever! Thanks

[@geodeltalabs]

Glad it was helpful!

[@isakudesign1493]

Thanks bro ❤

[@ffmdirectoratecwc8807]

can you pl show how to make a river basin map in arc gis that could clearly see the width difference between main stem and tributaries, different river channels and water bodies.

[@paulreeser3023]

Did changing the coordinate system have any affect on the points layer? Thank you

[@_Kharis]

how to measure length or area if I have different PCS?

[@samahabdalnabi6255]

Dear sir is there any method to trace or automatic capture blocks from images using archgis pro and transfer it to polygon or shape file

[@anand_rajput]

Can we do it in QGIS?

[@geodeltalabs]

Yes, certainly.