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You can also use "symmetrical difference" (vector > geopprocessing tools) to do what you want in one step (also called XOR, see a description of overlay operations on wikigis for more details) On the …

Navteq-here does, but it is quite expensive. You can download a sample on their site to make sure it is what you want. I think TeleAtlas also does.

Once you have created a topology, you have identified the errors. In the list that shows the errors, you can select all the errors of the same type, right click on this list and chose a "fix". In yo …

This can be done with the spatial join tool. You need to select the JOIN_ONE_TO_ONE option. Of course, you might have to run this tool several times if your stressors are not in the same feature class …

the quick and dirty method consists in using the "union" tool with the layer alone. Two new polygons will be created where polygons are overlapping and you can remove one of them. This is not straight …

With ArcGIS for Desktop Basic and Standard licenses, the number of input feature classes or layers is limited to two. (source: arcgis help) So if you don't have the advanced license, you need to run …

If the data is georeferenced, you do not need to rescale anything. However, you should be aware that your data sources have different spatial resolution and use a tolerance (20-50 m) to avoid sliver p …

Assuming no rotation, if you have the coordinates of the center of your pixel, you can check that both the absolute difference between the X or Y coordinates of your "blue" pixel" and the "red" pixel …

you can use feature to line if you have an advanced licence (which is the case if you have split line at point). Below is a snapshot of the feature to line help in ArcGIS.

You can select by location the features in the blue circle, e.g. using the rules "touch the boundary of" your buffer, then select from the selected feature using "within" your buffer. In your case, …

I assume that you did a copy parallel equally on the left and the right of your original roads. So, in order to clean up a bit, you could create a buffer polygon of the same size and dissolve all t …

you can use the tool called "symmetrical diffrence" to create a new feature class. If you don't have an advanced licence, you can make an union then select by attribute the features with one of the tw …

As Chris W says, I think that you are trying to build a bivariate representation of your data (not spatially intersecting). Personnally, I find this easier to do in raster. Use the intensity in red …

. – and a theoretical framework for understanding them using the 3x3 matrix of the mutual intersections of their component point sets The following code shows how you can test for intersection: from shapely.geometry …