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Get Adjacent Polygons Wizard
Determines for each polygon of the dataset the adjacent polygons and stores the result in the attribute table as a comma delimited
string.
Inputs:
- A polygon feature layer.
- Link Field - the field which values will be
used to save in the adjacency string
Outputs:
- New polygon feature class. Two fields will be
added to the attribute table
- [ET_Adj] - the field that will contain the
adjacency string.
- [ET_Count] - the count of the adjacent
polygons for each polygon
Notes:
- The input polygon feature class should not
have overlapping polygons. If overlaps are present - new polygons will be
created from them (Clean will be performed) before collecting the adjacent
polygons.
- A polygon is considered adjacent to another
polygon only if the two polygons have a common boundary. Two polygons that
share only a common point are not considered adjacent
Example:
If the function is performed to the US States
dataset. The results will be:
| State_Name |
ET_Adj |
ET_Count |
| South Carolina |
Georgia, North Carolina |
2 |
| Kentucky |
Tennessee, Missouri,
Illinois, West Virginia, Indiana, Ohio |
7 |
| Oklahoma |
Arkansas, Texas,
Missouri, New Mexico, Colorado, Kansas |
6 |
| California |
Arizona, Nevada,
Oregon |
3 |