Geographic Information Systems Asked by Sofia S on February 2, 2021
I have a point layer of residential coordinates which includes an attribute field indicating the most visited hospital for the people living at the coordinate. From these data, I want to create a polygon layer of "hospital areas" that groups neighboring coordinates with the same most visited hospital, with a bit of an outside buffer, as illustrated below. Ideally, I want the polygons to cover also "weird" coordinate pairs, i.e. any coordinates which are clearly geographically located within a larger cluster with the same most visited hospital, but which they themselves have a deviating most visited hospital. Please see the example of Hospital B in the middle of the Hospital A cluster in my illustration.
How do I do this?
I don’t have an advanced ArcMap license and have no python skills. The real data covers many thousand coordinate pairs and a total of 150 different hospitals.
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