Did you know?
ArcGIS Earth’s Spatial Filter allows you to include or exclude specific buildings, trees, 3D objects, and points within a designated area. Whether you’re analyzing urban infrastructure, vegetation impact, or site planning, this tool helps you focus on the most relevant features while eliminating visual clutter.
🛠️ How to Use Spatial Filters in ArcGIS Earth:
1️⃣ Activate the Spatial Filter 🎛️ Right-click a 3D object or point scene layer in the Table of Contents and select “Spatial Filter”.
2️⃣ Define Your Area of Interest 📌 Draw one or more polygons to include or exclude features, or manually select individual features to isolate or remove them from the view.
3️⃣ Apply and Refine Your View 🔲 Choose Exclude to hide features inside the selection or Include to display only the selected features.
🚀 Pro Tips:
1️⃣ Improve Data Accuracy – Use spatial filters to hide outdated data and replace it with updated information. 📍 2️⃣ Apply multiple spatial filters for a focused, clear, and efficient analysis. 🔍
