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Hi everyone,

I am doing an analysis for suitable school site selection now i am in the final stage, i have reclassified layers of ,

roads,

settlements,

water channels,

slope,

already existed schools,

and my landuse map,

Now i want to give them a proper weightage and % of influence in the final site selection, could anyone help me how to give the above layers a proper % in the final step.

Thanks in advance

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i present a clue how to make the weightage in %

Roads,(10)

settlements,(40%)

water channels,(5%)

slope,(25%)

already existed schools,

and my land use map,(20%)

 

the principal effect over the change land use is the settlement and roads, after have great influence the slope and and use respectively ...hope be usefully, regards

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1 - the way you find weights 

    you can find weights of your layers with MCDM methods (multi criteria decision making) like AHP

2 - the way you weight layers

    simply after creating raster files from featureclasses, normalize them (put values of all rasters between a specified range)

    normalizing can be obtained via Raster Reclassification

    use raster calculator for final step (for example: [dist2existingSchools_norm]*.3 + [slope_norm]*0.5 + .... )  ;)

 as sanzida said, (Weighted Overlay / Weighted Sum) is the same

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