This week we worked on geoprocessing. We also touched base on one of my favorite features and tools to utilize when creating a script for python. We used the model builder that is built in to ArcGIS Pro. The function essentially works the same as it did in ArcMap minus a few benefits, such as transposing the model to a script. Nevertheless, the model builder allows you to visualize what you are doing and the flow to approach your problem with. We used the model builder alter a feature in ArcPRO. We used the basin shapefile and clipped out the non suitable soils. We then created a script where we created an xy coordinate for a feature, a buffer, and then finally dissolved buffers.
This is a screenshot of the product of running my model builder.
This is a screenshot of my script after being ran.
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