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Cost distance tool to figure out shortest distance over water between 2 points
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I have multiple points in a bay and I need to figure out the distance of each point to the nearest inlet, without going over land. I have been told to use the Cost Path or the Cost Distance tool but am very lost. Would my 'input raster' be the inlet or the other points? I am guessing the input cost raster would be a raster of the body of water? Do I need to be using the model builder for this tool, or use the cost path tool first?
spatial-analyst distance cost-path cost-surface least-cost
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I have multiple points in a bay and I need to figure out the distance of each point to the nearest inlet, without going over land. I have been told to use the Cost Path or the Cost Distance tool but am very lost. Would my 'input raster' be the inlet or the other points? I am guessing the input cost raster would be a raster of the body of water? Do I need to be using the model builder for this tool, or use the cost path tool first?
spatial-analyst distance cost-path cost-surface least-cost
edited Jan 28 at 21:17
Andy
1,233614
asked Jan 28 at 19:33
grosgros
11
Check out this process. It's pretty much what you are looking for. See my comment at the bottom about making it easier to work with. gis.stackexchange.com/questions/190640/…
– brink
Jan 28 at 19:55
Welcome to GIS SE! As a new user, please be sure to take the short tour to learn about this site's focused Q&A format.
– Andy
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I have multiple points in a bay and I need to figure out the distance of each point to the nearest inlet, without going over land. I have been told to use the Cost Path or the Cost Distance tool but am very lost. Would my 'input raster' be the inlet or the other points? I am guessing the input cost raster would be a raster of the body of water? Do I need to be using the model builder for this tool, or use the cost path tool first?
spatial-analyst distance cost-path cost-surface least-cost
edited Jan 28 at 21:17
Andy
1,233614
asked Jan 28 at 19:33
grosgros
11
I have multiple points in a bay and I need to figure out the distance of each point to the nearest inlet, without going over land. I have been told to use the Cost Path or the Cost Distance tool but am very lost. Would my 'input raster' be the inlet or the other points? I am guessing the input cost raster would be a raster of the body of water? Do I need to be using the model builder for this tool, or use the cost path tool first?
spatial-analyst distance cost-path cost-surface least-cost
spatial-analyst distance cost-path cost-surface least-cost
edited Jan 28 at 21:17
Andy
1,233614
asked Jan 28 at 19:33
grosgros
11
edited Jan 28 at 21:17
Andy
1,233614
asked Jan 28 at 19:33
grosgros
11
edited Jan 28 at 21:17
Andy
1,233614
edited Jan 28 at 21:17
Andy
1,233614
edited Jan 28 at 21:17
Andy
1,233614
1,233614
asked Jan 28 at 19:33
grosgros
11
asked Jan 28 at 19:33
grosgros
11
asked Jan 28 at 19:33
grosgros
11
11
Check out this process. It's pretty much what you are looking for. See my comment at the bottom about making it easier to work with. gis.stackexchange.com/questions/190640/…
– brink
Jan 28 at 19:55
Welcome to GIS SE! As a new user, please be sure to take the short tour to learn about this site's focused Q&A format.
– Andy
Jan 28 at 20:23
add a comment |
Check out this process. It's pretty much what you are looking for. See my comment at the bottom about making it easier to work with. gis.stackexchange.com/questions/190640/…
– brink
Jan 28 at 19:55
Welcome to GIS SE! As a new user, please be sure to take the short tour to learn about this site's focused Q&A format.
– Andy
Jan 28 at 20:23
Check out this process. It's pretty much what you are looking for. See my comment at the bottom about making it easier to work with. gis.stackexchange.com/questions/190640/…
– brink
Jan 28 at 19:55
Check out this process. It's pretty much what you are looking for. See my comment at the bottom about making it easier to work with. gis.stackexchange.com/questions/190640/…
– brink
Jan 28 at 19:55
Welcome to GIS SE! As a new user, please be sure to take the short tour to learn about this site's focused Q&A format.
– Andy
Jan 28 at 20:23
Welcome to GIS SE! As a new user, please be sure to take the short tour to learn about this site's focused Q&A format.
– Andy
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The below workflow will work (assuming I have understood your requirements):
Run Cost Distance
- Source = inlets (create a raster or point feature class of just the inlets, everything else NoData).
- Cost = 1 for water, NoData for land.
Use Extract Values to Points to get the least cost distance from each of your points to the nearest inlet.
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The below workflow will work (assuming I have understood your requirements):
Run Cost Distance
- Source = inlets (create a raster or point feature class of just the inlets, everything else NoData).
- Cost = 1 for water, NoData for land.
Use Extract Values to Points to get the least cost distance from each of your points to the nearest inlet.
answered Jan 28 at 20:10
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The below workflow will work (assuming I have understood your requirements):
Run Cost Distance
- Source = inlets (create a raster or point feature class of just the inlets, everything else NoData).
- Cost = 1 for water, NoData for land.
Use Extract Values to Points to get the least cost distance from each of your points to the nearest inlet.
answered Jan 28 at 20:10
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The below workflow will work (assuming I have understood your requirements):
Run Cost Distance
- Source = inlets (create a raster or point feature class of just the inlets, everything else NoData).
- Cost = 1 for water, NoData for land.
Use Extract Values to Points to get the least cost distance from each of your points to the nearest inlet.
answered Jan 28 at 20:10
user2856user2856
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The below workflow will work (assuming I have understood your requirements):
Run Cost Distance
- Source = inlets (create a raster or point feature class of just the inlets, everything else NoData).
- Cost = 1 for water, NoData for land.
Use Extract Values to Points to get the least cost distance from each of your points to the nearest inlet.
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Check out this process. It's pretty much what you are looking for. See my comment at the bottom about making it easier to work with. gis.stackexchange.com/questions/190640/…
– brink
Jan 28 at 19:55
Welcome to GIS SE! As a new user, please be sure to take the short tour to learn about this site's focused Q&A format.
– Andy
Jan 28 at 20:23