Creates a new layer containing the features from the second layer that match the indicated spatial relation., following this standard:
First Layer Relation Second Layer
The colour convention used to represent the different layers are:
The different Spatial Join Geom operations are:
Features in the Second Layer lie in the interior of features of the First Layer (the inverse of Within). Example:
The Features share some but not all interior points, and the dimension of the intersection is less than that of at least one of the Features. Example:
The Features have no point in common. Example:
The Features are topologically equal and are overlapped making them match exactly. Example:
The Features have at least one point in common (the inverse of Disjoint). Example:
The Features share some but not all points in common, and the intersection has the same dimension as the Features themselves. Example:
The Features have at least one boundary point in common, but no interior points. Example:
Features in the First Layer lie in the interior of the Features in the Second Layer. Example:
Go to the Spatial Operations View, and select Join Geom from the Operation drop down.
The Join Geom operation's specific input options will show up.