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Hi John, Thank you so much for your help. I will talk to our administrator. Kind Regards Virginia . Virginia Ricardo GIS Drafting ...
Stephen, Use the distance calculator tool. It will create a new layer of lines from each point in the point table to the closest line segment from your line layer. The browser for the results then contains the ID for the point and the ID for the road ...
maybe Where A.obj contains B.obj ?? I'd probably actually buffer the streets, save that as a layer then check for trees within the buffers. ------------------------------ Martin Burroughs Oldham Council ------------------------------
Hi Steve, have you any advice how to do this with reports using data miner? Is it the same principle? Thanks Steven ------------------------------ Steven Broadfoot Land Records Technician North Lanarkshire Council Bellshill ---------------------- ...
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