In the Cut Fill tool, a raster is obtain! as an output at the end of the volume analysis perform! by selecting the DEM data of 2023 and the cut DEM data of 2024.
Excavation/fill area information and volumes can be display! in the pop-up window of raster data.
Excavation/fill area information and volumes can be display! in the attribute table of raster data.
Volume Analysis with ArcGIS Pro Surface Difference Tool
Surface Difference tool is another powerful tool in ArcGIS Pro that allows you to perform volume analysis bas! on the height differences between two TIN data. This analysis is us! to determine the changes between the surfaces representing the topography of the years 2023 and 2024.
When performing volume analysis, if you want to work within a specific area, you can use TIN data cut according to the polygon in the Surface Difference tool. You can also use a polygon that you will select during the process phase. You can only select one polygon in each process.
The Surface Difference tool allows you to these variables can of course obtain separate outputs for each area in studies perform! for multiple areas. In this way, you can analyze the height differences and volume changes of different areas separately.
Using ArcGIS Pro’s Surface Difference tool
you can determine changes over time and perform volume analysis with just a few clicks by using elevation differences.
At the end of the volume analysis perform! using TIN data with the Surface Difference tool, polygon data is obtain! as output.
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Excavation/fill area information and volumes just as important as having an adequate can be display! in the data attribute table.
Excavation/Fill areas and attribute table
Volume information comparison table
It is acceptable for the volume analysis results to vary depending on the topography reflection ratio of the TIN or DEM data us!. The table above shows a comparison of the analysis results made with both tools using DEM and TIN data creat! with similar precision.
ArcGIS Pro Cut and Fill Tool for Interactive alb directory Volume Analysis
In the 3D Scene window of ArcGIS Pro, under the Analysis tab, in the Exploratory 3D Analysis section, the Cut and Fill tool allows you to perform interactive volume analysis. This tool works on an elevation surface layer using TIN or DEM data add! as ground.