

You changed the way the map looked and analyzed the distance between tourist attractions and rail stations. You created a project, navigated to the area of interest, and added data. In this lesson, you created a map that showed popular tourist attractions in downtown Singapore. The layout is exported to the location you chose. You'll use this tool to determine the closest rail station to each tourist attraction. You'll use the Spatial Join tool, which combines information from two feature classes based on their spatial relationship. In ArcGIS Pro, there are hundreds of geoprocessing tools, encompassing a wide variety of operations. Measuring the distance between each tourist attraction and rail station one by one would take a lot of time, so you'll automate the process by running a geoprocessing tool.Ī geoprocessing tool performs an operation on a dataset. The tourism agency wants its brochure to indicate the closest rail station to each tourist attraction.

To change the rail stations symbol, open its Symbology pane. On the Properties tab, on the Layers tab, change Color to Arctic White and click Apply. To change the rail lines symbol to match the example images, click its symbol to open the Symbology pane. If your ArcGIS account uses an ArcGIS Enterprise portal and you downloaded the layer data, the rail lines and rail stations may have different symbols than those shown in the example images.
