HOW TO
ArcGIS Pro provides capabilities to calculate floating-point type rasters generated by tools such as Least Cost Corridor or Distance Accumulation to accurately quantify spatial phenomena not represented by discrete, whole numbers. Calculating the area of a non-integer raster is useful to derive precise measurements of quantities like land cover proportions, habitat suitability, or resource distribution across a landscape.
This article details the workflow to calculate the area of a non-integer type raster based on zones in ArcGIS Pro.
Note: This workflow requires the Spatial Analyst extension. Refer to ArcGIS Pro: Enable the Spatial Analyst extension for more information.
The table displays the area of the floating-point raster based on zones in ArcGIS Pro.
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