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Suitability Analysis

Hadeel Mohamad

ENPL338

Instructor: Amir Aisheh

Suitability analysis is an evaluation of the suitability of a location or area for a certain use. based on how closely they adhere to criteria that you select and define.

The standards and conditions in the ArcGIS software environment are expressed in weight.

Inputs

Raster Vector

Examples of suitability analysis

Benefit from this Analysis

  • Analysis for road networks .

It applies a lot of plans and follow up the planning processes.

  • Analysis the sewage network .
  • Finding the best sites for establishing projects.

In order to save time and effort and slove problems

The results are often displayed on a map that is used to highlight areas from high to low suitability.

Most important tools in Arc Toolbox used in Suitability Analysis

weight overlay

reclassify

Path distance

Slope

Polygon to Raster

EXP: Suitable Analysis to build a school

what are the criteria?

Flat Area Far from outher schools Close to recreational Area On a suitable land

The steps to do suitable analysis:

1- Inter the Inputs.

2- Standardization of cooordinates.

3- Start analysis .

-Slope

Elevation

-S

slope

- Polygon to Raster

Land use

Land use

-Path Distance

recreational Area

Path Distance for recreational Area

-Reclassify

classification of areas from 1 to 10 where the values ​​of cells No. 10 are the best and the worst areas are values ​​of 1 .

-Reclassify

109 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

109 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

-Weight overly

Best Location to Build a School

High Suitability

Medium Suitability

Low Suitability

Creating Suitable Model

Reclassified slope

Reclassified distance to recreation sites

Reclassified distance to schools

Suitable Areas Map

High Suitability

Medium Suitability

Low Suitability