"使用ArcGIS进行土地利用转移矩阵数据准备及融合"

(ArcGIS Land Use Transfer Matrix.doc; (ArcGIS Land Use Transfer Matrix.doc; (ArcGIS Land Use Transfer Matrix.doc; In order to create a land use transfer matrix in ArcGIS, the first step is to prepare two land use current maps in different time periods in shapefile format. Each map should have an attribute table with a field representing the land use type, using distinct names to differentiate them, such as Type1995, Type2000. The land use type names must be consistent and complete, such as using "urban land", "woodland", etc. Once the data is prepared, the next step is data fusion. In ArcMap, open both layers of different time periods and access the ArcToolbox. Then select Data Management Tools | Generalization | Dissolve tool. Choose the Input Feature as the layer to be fused, the Output Feature Class for the resulting storage location and name, select the Dissolve Field(s) as the land use type field (e.g. Type1995), and finally check the Create multipart features option before clicking OK to complete the fusion process. Repeat this process for the other time period data. This step is essential for merging the data and creating a unified dataset for analysis. (word full version) ArcGIS Land Use Transfer Matrix; ". Overall, this data preparation and fusion process is crucial for creating a comprehensive land use transfer matrix in ArcGIS, which is essential for analyzing land use changes over time and assessing the impacts of different factors on land use patterns. By following these steps and utilizing the tools available in ArcGIS, researchers and planners can effectively analyze and visualize land use dynamics for informed decision-making and sustainable land management.