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Spatial filtering and conditioning

  • October 12, 2018
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Hello,

The below translation aims to take regional address points and regional buildings layers and extract a certain study area based on a buildings polygon. I then try to use another spatial filter to link the address points to the buildings polygon it is located within. However I am struggling to find a way of saying 'IF address point is within polygon then take the property address and apply it to a new attribute in the building polygon'. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to link this together?

Best answer by ebygomm

A spatial relator, a point on area overlayer or a clipper would all be possibilities here. You just need to ensure that you have ticked merge attributes in the attribute accumulation options

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A spatial relator, a point on area overlayer or a clipper would all be possibilities here. You just need to ensure that you have ticked merge attributes in the attribute accumulation options


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A spatial relator, a point on area overlayer or a clipper would all be possibilities here. You just need to ensure that you have ticked merge attributes in the attribute accumulation options

The SpatialFilter too, will do that with the Merge Attributes parameter set.