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An extent is the minimum bounding box/rectangle (xmin, ymin and xmax, ymax) defined by coordinate pairs of a data source. All coordinates for the data source fall within this boundary.
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Working with a small spatial extent from a large dataset in ArcMap
I am currently working with large amounts of forest data where surveyors and ecologists measure and assess the quality of the vegetation in the field and send the result as CAD files on a daily basis …
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