I have multiple service area polygons (each exported to a feature class) that have been generated from multiple service areas within the same network using network analyst. Each service area is different as they were generated from different points. The break values are stored in the attribute table of the service area polygons.
What I need is a single feature class (or raster if there is no other option) that contains the average break value of the service area polygons.
The reason I need this is because I am generating random points over an area, and the random points change each time I run the service area covering the same spatial area. I am trying to find the average service area for a region over space using the average of the multiple service area polygons.
For example, I am using 20 and 40 as break values. One service area might have an area as 20, but the other service area might have that same area as 40. So the average of this area is going to be 30. I'm not sure if it is possible to calculate something like though.
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What I need is a single feature class (or raster if there is no other option) that contains the average break value of the service area polygons.
The reason I need this is because I am generating random points over an area, and the random points change each time I run the service area covering the same spatial area. I am trying to find the average service area for a region over space using the average of the multiple service area polygons.
For example, I am using 20 and 40 as break values. One service area might have an area as 20, but the other service area might have that same area as 40. So the average of this area is going to be 30. I'm not sure if it is possible to calculate something like though.
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