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Changing the distance unit from degrees to meters on my semiviriogram in the geostatistical tool in ArcMap?
Changing Data Frame display units in ArcMap?Converting shapefile in NAD27 from meters to decimal degrees to match xy data?Convert decimal degrees to metersEuclidean distance tool in ArcGIS refuses to calculate in metersFormula/ calculation for ESRI map coordinate conversion (meter to decimal degrees)Returning distances in meters from Near (Analysis) tool of ArcGIS for Desktop?ArcMap Point Distance giving decimal degrees even when in projected coordinate systemDecimal Degrees to MetersResetting measure tool units back to decimal degrees in ArcMap?Changing unit of measure of Draw tool in ArcMap?
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How can I change my coordinates from decimal degrees to meters?
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I believe it has to be done before you run the wizard. At least in the DataFrame Properties > Coordinate System, change to a projected coordinate system, and under DataFrame Properties > General, change the units to meters. It might be even better to re-project your actual data into a distance-based coordinate system.
– J Kelly
Apr 3 at 15:07
@JKelly Thank you for the reply , but i have changed the general units to meters , before i evene imported them, do you think it is because the actual coordinates of the data was imported as decimal degrees rather than meters?
– bonte'
Apr 4 at 7:43
Yes, that is likely. If projecting the dataframe didn't help (do make sure you tried that), try running Data Management > Projections and Transformations > Project on your data. Choose a local coordinate system like a state plane or national grid, or UTM. Something distance-based. Then run the wizard on the output of that process.
– J Kelly
Apr 4 at 13:33
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I believe it has to be done before you run the wizard. At least in the DataFrame Properties > Coordinate System, change to a projected coordinate system, and under DataFrame Properties > General, change the units to meters. It might be even better to re-project your actual data into a distance-based coordinate system.
– J Kelly
Apr 3 at 15:07
@JKelly Thank you for the reply , but i have changed the general units to meters , before i evene imported them, do you think it is because the actual coordinates of the data was imported as decimal degrees rather than meters?
– bonte'
Apr 4 at 7:43
Yes, that is likely. If projecting the dataframe didn't help (do make sure you tried that), try running Data Management > Projections and Transformations > Project on your data. Choose a local coordinate system like a state plane or national grid, or UTM. Something distance-based. Then run the wizard on the output of that process.
– J Kelly
Apr 4 at 13:33
add a comment |
I believe it has to be done before you run the wizard. At least in the DataFrame Properties > Coordinate System, change to a projected coordinate system, and under DataFrame Properties > General, change the units to meters. It might be even better to re-project your actual data into a distance-based coordinate system.
– J Kelly
Apr 3 at 15:07
@JKelly Thank you for the reply , but i have changed the general units to meters , before i evene imported them, do you think it is because the actual coordinates of the data was imported as decimal degrees rather than meters?
– bonte'
Apr 4 at 7:43
Yes, that is likely. If projecting the dataframe didn't help (do make sure you tried that), try running Data Management > Projections and Transformations > Project on your data. Choose a local coordinate system like a state plane or national grid, or UTM. Something distance-based. Then run the wizard on the output of that process.
– J Kelly
Apr 4 at 13:33
I believe it has to be done before you run the wizard. At least in the DataFrame Properties > Coordinate System, change to a projected coordinate system, and under DataFrame Properties > General, change the units to meters. It might be even better to re-project your actual data into a distance-based coordinate system.
– J Kelly
Apr 3 at 15:07
I believe it has to be done before you run the wizard. At least in the DataFrame Properties > Coordinate System, change to a projected coordinate system, and under DataFrame Properties > General, change the units to meters. It might be even better to re-project your actual data into a distance-based coordinate system.
– J Kelly
Apr 3 at 15:07
@JKelly Thank you for the reply , but i have changed the general units to meters , before i evene imported them, do you think it is because the actual coordinates of the data was imported as decimal degrees rather than meters?
– bonte'
Apr 4 at 7:43
@JKelly Thank you for the reply , but i have changed the general units to meters , before i evene imported them, do you think it is because the actual coordinates of the data was imported as decimal degrees rather than meters?
– bonte'
Apr 4 at 7:43
Yes, that is likely. If projecting the dataframe didn't help (do make sure you tried that), try running Data Management > Projections and Transformations > Project on your data. Choose a local coordinate system like a state plane or national grid, or UTM. Something distance-based. Then run the wizard on the output of that process.
– J Kelly
Apr 4 at 13:33
Yes, that is likely. If projecting the dataframe didn't help (do make sure you tried that), try running Data Management > Projections and Transformations > Project on your data. Choose a local coordinate system like a state plane or national grid, or UTM. Something distance-based. Then run the wizard on the output of that process.
– J Kelly
Apr 4 at 13:33
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I believe it has to be done before you run the wizard. At least in the DataFrame Properties > Coordinate System, change to a projected coordinate system, and under DataFrame Properties > General, change the units to meters. It might be even better to re-project your actual data into a distance-based coordinate system.
– J Kelly
Apr 3 at 15:07
@JKelly Thank you for the reply , but i have changed the general units to meters , before i evene imported them, do you think it is because the actual coordinates of the data was imported as decimal degrees rather than meters?
– bonte'
Apr 4 at 7:43
Yes, that is likely. If projecting the dataframe didn't help (do make sure you tried that), try running Data Management > Projections and Transformations > Project on your data. Choose a local coordinate system like a state plane or national grid, or UTM. Something distance-based. Then run the wizard on the output of that process.
– J Kelly
Apr 4 at 13:33