Generates polygons representing areas of influence around selected points based on proximity. These polygons, known as Voronoi diagrams, define regions closest to each point in the selection.
Each resulting polygon inherits the attribute data of its corresponding point.
This functionality is useful for spatial analysis tasks such as identifying coverage zones for pharmacies within a municipality or similar proximity-based studies.
Allows you to create new features based on geometric and data operations between two existing feature groups. These operations are':' Intersect, Union, Erase, Identity, Clip, Paste and Symmetric Difference
Generate new Polygons based on the grouping of other adjacent polygons with some common data
Allows you to generate Centroids (Point features) for the selected polygons. The polygons data will be attached also to the Centroid features
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