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1 5. Zonal Analysis 5.1 Definition of a zone 5.2 Zonal statistics
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5. Zonal Analysis 5.1 Definition of a zone 5.2 Zonal statistics 5.3 Zonal statistics as table 5.4 Zonal geometry 5.5 Zonal geometry as table 5.6 Zonal histogram

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Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.1 Definition of a zone A zone is all the cells in a raster that have the same value, regardless of whether or not they are contiguous. Four zones in a raster Four zones in a raster

3 5.2 Zonal statistics ArcToolbox  Spatial Analyst Tools  Zonal
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.2 Zonal statistics ArcToolbox  Spatial Analyst Tools  Zonal Zonal statistical functions perform statistics on a per-zone basis; a single output value is computed for every zone in the input zone dataset. Majority Maximum Mean Median Minimum Minority Range Standard Deviation Sum Variety

4 5.3 Zonal statistics (cont.)
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.3 Zonal statistics (cont.) Zone Data Layer (can be a raster or feature dataset) Value Raster Output Raster (Zonal Sum) Zone 1: = 14 Zone 2: = 13

5 5.3 Zonal statistics (cont.)
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.3 Zonal statistics (cont.) Zonal Max

6 5.3 Zonal statistics (cont.)
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.3 Zonal statistics (cont.) Zonal Min

7 5.3 Zonal statistics (cont.)
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.3 Zonal statistics (cont.) Zonal Range

8 5.3 Zonal statistics (cont.)
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.3 Zonal statistics (cont.) Zonal Majority

9 5.3 Zonal statistics (cont.)
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.3 Zonal statistics (cont.) Zonal Minority

10 5.3 Zonal statistics (cont.)
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.3 Zonal statistics (cont.) Zonal Mean

11 5.3 Zonal statistics (cont.)
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.3 Zonal statistics (cont.) Zonal Median

12 5.3 Zonal statistics (cont.)
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.3 Zonal statistics (cont.) Zonal Variety

13 5.3 Zonal statistics (cont.)
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.3 Zonal statistics (cont.) Zonal Sum

14 5.3 Zonal statistics (cont.)
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.3 Zonal statistics (cont.) Example 1: Zonal statistics of land cover types in Collin, Dallas, Denton, and Tarrant Use county polygons as zones, and NLCD data as raster data; Discussion: What statistics can be used?

15 5.3 Zonal statistics as table
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.3 Zonal statistics as table

16 5.3 Zonal statistics as table (cont.)
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.3 Zonal statistics as table (cont.) Zone Grid Value Grid

17 5.3 Zonal statistics as table (cont.)
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.3 Zonal statistics as table (cont.) Example 2: Neighborhood Housing Density District 1 District 2 District 3 Majority Minority Variety … 1 2 3 4 District … District … District … (Number of houses per acre)

18 5.3 Zonal statistics as table (cont.)
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.3 Zonal statistics as table (cont.) Example 3: Calculating building volume using LiDAR-derived digital height models (DHM) – 0’s for ground surface, other cells for building heights. Discussion: How? EESAT Gym

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Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.4 Zonal geometry Area Perimeter Thickness Centroid

20 5.4 Zonal geometry (cont.) Area
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.4 Zonal geometry (cont.) Area (Esri) Cell size = 1

21 5.4 Zonal geometry (cont.) Perimeter
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.4 Zonal geometry (cont.) Perimeter (Esri) Cell size = 1

22 5.4 Zonal geometry (cont.) Thickness
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.4 Zonal geometry (cont.) Thickness The radius (in cells) of the largest circle that can be drawn within each zone without including any cells outside the zone. (Esri)

23 5.4 Zonal geometry (cont.) Thickness
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.4 Zonal geometry (cont.) Thickness Original thickness Reduced thickness Forest (Esri)

24 5.4 Zonal geometry (cont.) Centroid
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.4 Zonal geometry (cont.) Centroid (Esri)

25 5.5 Zonal geometry as table
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.5 Zonal geometry as table

26 5.5 Zonal geometry as table (cont.)
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.5 Zonal geometry as table (cont.) (Esri)

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Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.6 Zonal histogram

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Advanced GIS UNT Geography  5.6 Zonal histogram Example 4: Denton NLCD histograms for 2001 and 2011 71 81 82 41 11 21 22 24 71 81 82 11 41 21 22 24

29 Summary Zonal Statistics - Minority - Majority - Range - Maximum
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  Summary Zonal Statistics - Majority - Maximum - Mean - Median - Minimum - Minority - Range - Standard Deviation - Sum - Variety Zonal Geometry - Area - Centroid (balancing point or center of mass) - Perimeter - Thickness Zonal Histogram

30 Local, Focal, and Zonal Analyses: A Comparison
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  Local, Focal, and Zonal Analyses: A Comparison Local Zonal Zone Grid Value Grid Output Grid Focal

31 Review 5.1 Definition of a zone 5.2 Zonal statistics
___________________________________________________________ Advanced GIS UNT Geography  Review 5.1 Definition of a zone 5.2 Zonal statistics 5.3 Zonal statistics as table 5.4 Zonal geometry 5.5 Zonal geometry as table 5.6 Zonal histogram

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