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explode Exploding overlapping polygons to new non-overlapping featurespolygons?

Given multiple polygons that overlap in multiple ways, I would like to export from this featurethese features all polygons that don't overlap with others, iteratively. 

The product would be a number of features with no overlap that, when summed together, make up the original. 

The products could then be used as input to Zonal Statistics, and this would be much faster than iterating Zonal Statistics over each polypolygon. 

I have been trying to code this in arcpy and been driving myself nutsArcPy without success. Has anyone attempted

Does code to do this before, or does something out there already exist? Thank you.

explode overlapping polygons to new non-overlapping features

Given multiple polygons that overlap in multiple ways, I would like to export from this feature all polygons that don't overlap with others iteratively. The product would be a number of features with no overlap that, when summed together, make up the original. The products could then be used as input to Zonal Statistics, and this would be much faster than iterating Zonal Statistics over each poly. I have been trying to code this in arcpy and been driving myself nuts. Has anyone attempted this before, or does something out there already exist? Thank you.

Exploding overlapping to new non-overlapping polygons?

Given multiple polygons that overlap in multiple ways, I would like to export from these features all polygons that don't overlap with others, iteratively. 

The product would be a number of features with no overlap that, when summed together, make up the original. 

The products could then be used as input to Zonal Statistics, and this would be much faster than iterating Zonal Statistics over each polygon. 

I have been trying to code this in ArcPy without success.

Does code to do this already exist?

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