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For ArcGIS Pro - What if you need two iterators in one model? Looking to batch clip multiple shapefiles with a Feature Selection iterator?
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Unicorn Meta Zoo #1: Why another podcast?Join multiple shapes in a workspace based on a common fieldHow to use %value% (from For iterator) in SQL expression of Calculate Field in ModelBuilder?Using one polygon from feature class as clip feature in ArcGIS for Desktop?Creating model with two iterators that uses clip tool as input feature and clip featureCreating vectors based on U and V values using ArcGIS Pro?Using one map, multiple layouts, each with different layers in ArcGIS Pro?Clip features based on map sheet?Export Selected records from multiple feature classes to one feature class in ArcGIS ProZonal Statistics as table in model with two iterators using ArcGIS Desktop?Using Con tool with iterator in ArcGIS ModelBuilder?
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I am working on a series of maps in ArcGIS Pro, matching wind speed and direction with a modeled migratory path of 19 sparrows for the month of April. The wind speed and direction shapefiles are from NDFD. They large gridded polygons covering the CONUS. I have two shapefiles for each day eg. sunset and sunrise. I only need a radius 50km from each shapefile for each sparrow point. I need to do a sort of batch clip with a feature selection iterator.
The diagram below may be a bit much but my main question lies in the Model 2 - Clip section. I only need to join the wind speed and direction once to reuse them but the area to clip will change for each bird and for each time stamp.
modelbuilder clip arcgis-pro iterator
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I am working on a series of maps in ArcGIS Pro, matching wind speed and direction with a modeled migratory path of 19 sparrows for the month of April. The wind speed and direction shapefiles are from NDFD. They large gridded polygons covering the CONUS. I have two shapefiles for each day eg. sunset and sunrise. I only need a radius 50km from each shapefile for each sparrow point. I need to do a sort of batch clip with a feature selection iterator.
The diagram below may be a bit much but my main question lies in the Model 2 - Clip section. I only need to join the wind speed and direction once to reuse them but the area to clip will change for each bird and for each time stamp.
modelbuilder clip arcgis-pro iterator
edited Apr 10 at 20:07
PolyGeo♦
54k1782246
asked Apr 10 at 18:52
Diane NelsonDiane Nelson
1
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To have have two iterators you need a model in a model, simply drag one model you created from your toolbox into another model. You would need to set the inputs of your sub-model as parameters so you can connect tools to it. There are many examples of this on this forum.
– Hornbydd
Apr 10 at 20:00
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I am working on a series of maps in ArcGIS Pro, matching wind speed and direction with a modeled migratory path of 19 sparrows for the month of April. The wind speed and direction shapefiles are from NDFD. They large gridded polygons covering the CONUS. I have two shapefiles for each day eg. sunset and sunrise. I only need a radius 50km from each shapefile for each sparrow point. I need to do a sort of batch clip with a feature selection iterator.
The diagram below may be a bit much but my main question lies in the Model 2 - Clip section. I only need to join the wind speed and direction once to reuse them but the area to clip will change for each bird and for each time stamp.
modelbuilder clip arcgis-pro iterator
edited Apr 10 at 20:07
PolyGeo♦
54k1782246
asked Apr 10 at 18:52
Diane NelsonDiane Nelson
1
I am working on a series of maps in ArcGIS Pro, matching wind speed and direction with a modeled migratory path of 19 sparrows for the month of April. The wind speed and direction shapefiles are from NDFD. They large gridded polygons covering the CONUS. I have two shapefiles for each day eg. sunset and sunrise. I only need a radius 50km from each shapefile for each sparrow point. I need to do a sort of batch clip with a feature selection iterator.
The diagram below may be a bit much but my main question lies in the Model 2 - Clip section. I only need to join the wind speed and direction once to reuse them but the area to clip will change for each bird and for each time stamp.
modelbuilder clip arcgis-pro iterator
modelbuilder clip arcgis-pro iterator
edited Apr 10 at 20:07
PolyGeo♦
54k1782246
asked Apr 10 at 18:52
Diane NelsonDiane Nelson
1
edited Apr 10 at 20:07
PolyGeo♦
54k1782246
asked Apr 10 at 18:52
Diane NelsonDiane Nelson
1
edited Apr 10 at 20:07
PolyGeo♦
54k1782246
edited Apr 10 at 20:07
PolyGeo♦
54k1782246
edited Apr 10 at 20:07
PolyGeo♦
54k1782246
54k1782246
asked Apr 10 at 18:52
Diane NelsonDiane Nelson
1
asked Apr 10 at 18:52
Diane NelsonDiane Nelson
1
asked Apr 10 at 18:52
Diane NelsonDiane Nelson
1
1
3
To have have two iterators you need a model in a model, simply drag one model you created from your toolbox into another model. You would need to set the inputs of your sub-model as parameters so you can connect tools to it. There are many examples of this on this forum.
– Hornbydd
Apr 10 at 20:00
add a comment |
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To have have two iterators you need a model in a model, simply drag one model you created from your toolbox into another model. You would need to set the inputs of your sub-model as parameters so you can connect tools to it. There are many examples of this on this forum.
– Hornbydd
Apr 10 at 20:00
3
3
To have have two iterators you need a model in a model, simply drag one model you created from your toolbox into another model. You would need to set the inputs of your sub-model as parameters so you can connect tools to it. There are many examples of this on this forum.
– Hornbydd
Apr 10 at 20:00
To have have two iterators you need a model in a model, simply drag one model you created from your toolbox into another model. You would need to set the inputs of your sub-model as parameters so you can connect tools to it. There are many examples of this on this forum.
– Hornbydd
Apr 10 at 20:00
add a comment |
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To have have two iterators you need a model in a model, simply drag one model you created from your toolbox into another model. You would need to set the inputs of your sub-model as parameters so you can connect tools to it. There are many examples of this on this forum.
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