Defining the Coordinate System of a Layer in ArcGIS Pro
When new layers are added in ArcGIS Pro, such as the “no_projection.shp” file, a warning may appear indicating: “Unknown Coordinate […]
Using the Dissolve Tool in ArcGIS Pro
The “Dissolve” and “Pairwise Dissolve” tools are used to merge geographic features based on shared attribute values. These tools effectively
Using the Merge Tool in ArcGIS Pro
To combine two or more entities into a single layer of the same geometry type (points, lines, or polygons), the
Creating Areas of Influence with the Buffer Tool in ArcGIS Pro
The concept of areas of influence can be compared to the ripple effect caused by a drop of water, generating
Exporting and Printing a Map in ArcGIS Pro
Once the map creation process is complete, it can be printed or exported in several formats depending on the user’s
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Creating and Configuring a Layout in ArcGIS Pro
After applying cartographic techniques to various layers, the next step involves preparing the map for publication through a “Layout”. To
Designing a Map Layout in ArcGIS Pro
While it is not possible to represent the real world with absolute accuracy on a map, cartographers are allowed a
Applying a 3D Effect Using Hillshade in ArcGIS Pro
To enhance the topographic appearance of a vector map, a 3D effect can be created by adding a shadow map
Labeling Features in ArcGIS Pro
In ArcGIS Pro, labels are text elements displayed on the map that are associated with features in a layer. Labels
Clipping Layers Using a Polygon Boundary in ArcGIS Pro
The Clip tool is used to trim a spatial dataset according to the perimeter defined by a polygonal layer. This
Using the Intersect Tool to Find Common Areas Between Layers in ArcGIS Pro
The intersection operation is used in geographic analysis to identify the common area shared by two or more layers. This