Creating Spatial Feature Classes Based on Proximity, Overlay, and Attributes - Introducing Geographic Information Systems with ArcGIS - page 451

___IGIS-Arc_ YourInitials \Wildcat_Boat_Model\Wildcat_Boat.mdb\Area_Features.

Refer back to Exercises 7-7 and 7-8 for input numbers and field names to use. Also use the
following tables for hints for building the model. Run the model after every tool so that if
something is going wrong you can catch it immediately. If you go back to ArcCatalog and refresh
it you will know that the right feature classes are appearing. You can, of course, reduce the
model window to see ArcCatalog.

Important note: It is easy to put model results into the wrong folder. Look carefully at every
output specification. Make sure the output is going into Wildcat_Boat_Model, not Wildcat_
Boat_Data (which you used previously).

FROM WITH MAKE

___ Streams Multiple Ring Buffe → Streams_mpp

___ Streams_mpp Multipart to Singlepart Streams_buf

___ Sewers Multiple Ring Buffer Sewers_mpp

___ Sewers_mpp Multipart to Singlepart Sewers_buf

___ Landcover +
___ Streams_buf
___ Soils +
___ Sewers_buf + Union Union_mpp
___ Union_mpp Multipart to Singlepart Union_Lc_Se_So_St
Run the model at this point so that the extraction will have the proper data available.
___

Union_Lc_Se_So_St Sites_A

Extract > Select (expression)

___ Sites_A Dissolve (COST_HA)(singlepart) Sites_C

___ Sites_C Sites_D

Extract > Select (4000)

___ Sites_D Sites_D (2)

Add Field 8 (Site_Cost) Fields >

___ Sites_D (2) Sites_D (3)

Fields > Calculate Field 9

___ Sites_D (3) Sites_D (4)

Fields > Add Field (Eccentricity)

___ Sites_D (4) Sites_D (5)

Fields > Calculate Field

___ Sites_D (5) Final_Sites

Extract > Select

Print the Model. Check Area Features. Close any ArcGIS software that Is open.

8 Since the model runs automatically, you can't use the Add Field in the Options window of the attribute table. So look
for the Add Field (Data Management) tool in ArcToolbox.
9 Since the model runs automatically you can't get the Calculate Field window by right-clicking a column head. So look
for the Calculate Field tool in ArcToolbox.