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Discrete Spatial variables The following figure illustrates the result in vector or object mode. Example of buffering line features Buffer polygon or polygons can be created by using a constant buffer distance or variable buffer distance around the specified input line feature. http://www.gitta.info - Version from: 5.5.2010 20
Discrete Spatial variables Calculate the minimum distance of line features 1. Calculate the closest distance, using the available GIS software from your GIS Lab, based on the line distribution map illustrated. You may choose the resolution of grid cells. 2. Then allocate the grid cells to the property of the point feature based on proximity, using the available GIS software from your GIS Lab. Create Buffers from linear features 1. Create the 0.5 meter constant buffer, using the available GIS software from your GIS, Lab based on the linear feature map illustrated. http://www.gitta.info - Version from: 5.5.2010 21
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