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Unexpected result from Area on Area Overlayer

  • December 10, 2024
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rob_m_esriuk
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We have two different buffer results from the same road network and I’m doing some work on identifying what is different

These are large multipart polygons and I wanted to chop them up to give common parts (overlay > 1) and individual parts. In the picture I want to separate the red hatched bit and the solid blue bits from  the combined data. Running the area on area overlayer with no grouping but creating a list of parts results in…

Where the orange hatching has created a fill in on the closed triangle  and the roundabout. This is not what I was expecting but I cannot find a setting on the transformer to avoid this.

Help!!!!

 

Thanks

Rob

mholemans
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  • December 10, 2024

For the moment I don’t know the root cause for this behavior. A possible solution/workaround can be to use the Intersector instead of the areaOnAreaOverlayer?

Do you get the same results?


liamfez
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  • December 10, 2024
mholemans wrote:

For the moment I don’t know the root cause for this behavior. A possible solution/workaround can be to use the Intersector instead of the areaOnAreaOverlayer?

Do you get the same results?

Could also try the Clipper


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