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Find spatial relationships | Overview | ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript 4.33

Learn how to determine the spatial relationship between geometries.

A spatial relationship, also known as a spatial relation, is how one geometry is topologically associated with another geometry. The association is made based on their interiors, boundaries, and exteriors.

In this tutorial, you will use geometry operators to determine spatial relationships between two geometries. To determine if a spatial relationship exists, operations such as the intersectsOperator, disjointOperator, and withinOperator are used. If the operation is successful, then true is returned.

Prerequisites ArcGIS Accounts:

You need an ArcGIS Location Platform or ArcGIS Online account.

Steps Create a new pen

To get started, either complete the Display a map tutorial or .

Get an access token

You need an access token with the correct privileges to access the location services used in this tutorial.

Go to the Create an API key tutorial and create an API key with the following privilege(s):
- Privileges
  - Location services > Basemaps

In CodePen, set esriConfig.apiKey to your access token.

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  var esriConfig = {
    apiKey: "YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN",
  };

To learn about other ways to get an access token, go to Types of authentication.

Add HTML elements

Add an arcgis-sketch component to interactively draw geometries and graphics. We will also add a calcite list to display the spatial relationships between the drawn graphics.

In the body, create a new arcgis-sketch component. Hide some of the tools that are not needed for this tutorial using attributes.

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  <body>

    <arcgis-map center="-118.805, 34.027" zoom="13">

      <arcgis-zoom position="top-left"></arcgis-zoom>

      <arcgis-sketch
        creation-mode="continuous"
        hide-create-tools-point
        hide-duplicate-button
        hide-selection-tools-lasso-selection
        hide-selection-tools-rectangle-selection
        hide-settings-menu
        layout="horizontal"
        position="top-left">
      </arcgis-sketch>

    </arcgis-map>

  </body>

Add a calcite-list that will display the spatial relationships between graphics in an arcgis-placement component that will place the list in the bottom right corner of the map.

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  <body>

    <arcgis-map center="-118.805, 34.027" zoom="13">

      <arcgis-zoom position="top-left"></arcgis-zoom>

      <arcgis-sketch
        creation-mode="continuous"
        hide-create-tools-point
        hide-duplicate-button
        hide-selection-tools-lasso-selection
        hide-selection-tools-rectangle-selection
        hide-settings-menu
        layout="horizontal"
        position="top-left">
      </arcgis-sketch>

      <arcgis-placement position="bottom-right">

        <calcite-list id="list" selection-mode="none">
          <calcite-list-item-group heading="Spatial relationships">
            <calcite-list-item id="contains" label="Contains"> </calcite-list-item>
            <calcite-list-item id="crosses" label="Crosses"> </calcite-list-item>
            <calcite-list-item id="disjoint" label="Disjoint"> </calcite-list-item>
            <calcite-list-item id="equals" label="Equals"> </calcite-list-item>
            <calcite-list-item id="intersects" label="Intersects"> </calcite-list-item>
            <calcite-list-item id="overlaps" label="Overlaps"> </calcite-list-item>
            <calcite-list-item id="touches" label="Touches"> </calcite-list-item>
            <calcite-list-item id="within" label="Within"> </calcite-list-item>
          </calcite-list-item-group>
        </calcite-list>

      </arcgis-placement>

    </arcgis-map>

  </body>

Add some CSS to format the results list. This class will set the list item's background color to the calcite color for success. See the Calcite colors and theming documentation for more information.

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    <style>
      html,
      body {
        height: 100%;
        margin: 0;
      }

      .true {
        --calcite-color-foreground-1: var(--calcite-color-status-success);
      }

    </style>

Add modules

In a new <script> at the bottom of the <body>, use $arcgis.import() to add the Graphic, GraphicsLayer, and geometry operator modules.

The ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript is available via CDN and npm, but this tutorial is based on CDN. The $arcgis.import global function accepts a module path or array of module paths, and returns a promise that resolves with the requested modules. This function can only be used when working with the CDN; otherwise, use the standard import syntax. To learn more about the SDK's different modules, visit the References page.

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    <script type="module">

      const [
        Graphic,
        Map,
        containsOperator,
        crossesOperator,
        disjointOperator,
        equalsOperator,
        intersectsOperator,
        overlapsOperator,
        touchesOperator,
        withinOperator,
        GraphicsLayer,
      ] = await $arcgis.import([
        "@arcgis/core/Graphic.js",
        "@arcgis/core/Map.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/containsOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/crossesOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/disjointOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/equalsOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/intersectsOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/overlapsOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/touchesOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/withinOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/layers/GraphicsLayer.js",
      ]);



    </script>

Create graphics

You need two geometries to execute a spatial relationship operation. Create a polyline and a polygon graphic that displays when the application runs.

Note

To learn more about adding graphics to your map, visit the

Add a point, line, and polygon

tutorial.

Get references to the HTML elements in our app.

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    <script type="module">

      const [
        Graphic,
        Map,
        containsOperator,
        crossesOperator,
        disjointOperator,
        equalsOperator,
        intersectsOperator,
        overlapsOperator,
        touchesOperator,
        withinOperator,
        GraphicsLayer,
      ] = await $arcgis.import([
        "@arcgis/core/Graphic.js",
        "@arcgis/core/Map.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/containsOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/crossesOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/disjointOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/equalsOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/intersectsOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/overlapsOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/touchesOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/withinOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/layers/GraphicsLayer.js",
      ]);


      const viewElement = document.querySelector("arcgis-map");
      const arcgisSketch = document.querySelector("arcgis-sketch");
      const list = document.querySelector("#list");


    </script>

Create a new GraphicsLayer and add it to the arcgis-map.

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    <script type="module">

      const [
        Graphic,
        Map,
        containsOperator,
        crossesOperator,
        disjointOperator,
        equalsOperator,
        intersectsOperator,
        overlapsOperator,
        touchesOperator,
        withinOperator,
        GraphicsLayer,
      ] = await $arcgis.import([
        "@arcgis/core/Graphic.js",
        "@arcgis/core/Map.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/containsOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/crossesOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/disjointOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/equalsOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/intersectsOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/overlapsOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/touchesOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/geometry/operators/withinOperator.js",
        "@arcgis/core/layers/GraphicsLayer.js",
      ]);


      const viewElement = document.querySelector("arcgis-map");
      const arcgisSketch = document.querySelector("arcgis-sketch");
      const list = document.querySelector("#list");

      const graphicsLayer = new GraphicsLayer();
      viewElement.map = new Map({
        basemap: "arcgis/topographic",
        layers: [graphicsLayer],
      });


    </script>

Create a polyline graphic and add it to the graphicsLayer.

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      const polyline = {
        type: "polyline",
        paths: [
          [-13227000.704542402, 4032506.197638312],
          [-13223540.698857695, 4034443.92109266],
          [-13222135.94452635, 4032506.197638312],
          [-13221470.479577951, 4033494.9524006792],
          [-13221470.404932415, 4033494.9524006792],
        ],
        spatialReference: {
          wkid: 102100,
        },
      };
      const simpleLineSymbol = {
        type: "simple-line",
        width: 2,
      };
      const polylineGraphic = new Graphic({
        geometry: polyline,
        symbol: simpleLineSymbol,
      });
      graphicsLayer.add(polylineGraphic);

Create a polygon graphic and add it to the graphicsLayer.

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      const polygon = {
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        rings: [
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        spatialReference: {
          wkid: 102100,
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      const simpleFillSymbol = {
        type: "simple-fill",
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      const polygonGraphic = new Graphic({
        geometry: polygon,
        symbol: simpleFillSymbol,
      });
      graphicsLayer.add(polygonGraphic);

Run the code to verify that the graphics appear in the view.

Set sketch component properties

Use the arcgis-sketch component and GraphicsLayer classes to interactively create a graphic and add it to the arcgis-map. An event handler will listen for a change from the sketch component and update the spatial relationship accordingly.

Set the snappingOptions and layer properties on the sketch component. This will allow you to move and update the line and polyline graphics created in the last step.

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      arcgisSketch.snappingOptions = {
        enabled: true,
        featureSources: [
          {
            layer: graphicsLayer,
          },
        ],
      };
      arcgisSketch.layer = graphicsLayer;

Run the code to verify that you can use the sketch component to move/update the line and polygon geometries created in the last step.

Determine spatial relationships

Spatial relationships are determined based on the interiors, boundaries, and exteriors of two geometries. Use geometry operators such as the containsOperator and the intersectsOperator to find the spatial relationship between the sketched geometries.

To format the results, create a showSpatialRelationship function. This function takes two parameters: a string representing the spatial relationship type and a value representing whether that relationship is true or false. Find the list item for the spatial relationship by querying the list for the proper id. If the value of the spatial relationship is true, then apply the true CSS class to the appropriate list item. If it's false, remove the CSS class.

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        const listItem = list.querySelector(`#${string}`);
        if (value) {
          listItem.classList.add("true");
        } else {
          listItem.classList.remove("true");
        }
      }

Create a function called onGraphicUpdate. If there are less than two graphics in the graphicsLayer remove the true css class from all the calcite list items and return out of the function.

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        if (graphicsLayer.graphics.length < 2) {
          list.querySelectorAll("calcite-list-item").forEach((listItem) => {
            listItem.classList.remove("true");
          });
          return;
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If there are two graphics in the graphics layer, get the geometries to find the spatial relationships.

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        if (graphicsLayer.graphics.length < 2) {
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            listItem.classList.remove("true");
          });
          return;
        }

        const geometry1 = graphicsLayer.graphics.getItemAt(0).geometry;
        const geometry2 = graphicsLayer.graphics.getItemAt(1).geometry;

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Test each spatial relationship on the two geometries and display the results in the list. Call the showSpatialRelationship function to display the results.

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        if (graphicsLayer.graphics.length < 2) {
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            listItem.classList.remove("true");
          });
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        const geometry2 = graphicsLayer.graphics.getItemAt(1).geometry;

        const contains = containsOperator.execute(geometry1, geometry2);
        showSpatialRelationship("contains", contains);

        const crosses = crossesOperator.execute(geometry1, geometry2);
        showSpatialRelationship("crosses", crosses);

        const disjoint = disjointOperator.execute(geometry1, geometry2);
        showSpatialRelationship("disjoint", disjoint);

        const equals = equalsOperator.execute(geometry1, geometry2);
        showSpatialRelationship("equals", equals);

        const intersects = intersectsOperator.execute(geometry1, geometry2);
        showSpatialRelationship("intersects", intersects);

        const overlaps = overlapsOperator.execute(geometry1, geometry2);
        showSpatialRelationship("overlaps", overlaps);

        const touches = touchesOperator.execute(geometry1, geometry2);
        showSpatialRelationship("touches", touches);

        const within = withinOperator.execute(geometry1, geometry2);
        showSpatialRelationship("within", within);

      }

Add event listeners

Create an event listener to register a change when a new graphic is drawn or updated. If you draw a new graphic, the last graphic from the graphics layer is removed. The onGraphicUpdate function is called to determine the spatial relationships between the remaining geometries.

Listen for events on the Sketch component. Watch for the arcgisUpdate, arcgisUndo, or arcgisRedo events, and call the onGraphicUpdate method to determine the spatial relationships when these events occur.

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Listen for the arcgisCreate event on the arcgis-sketch component. When the event.detail.state is equal to "start", remove all but the first graphic in the graphicsLayer. This will ensure there can only be two graphics in the graphicsLayer at one time. Call the onGraphicUpdate function after the new graphic has been created to determine the spatial relationship between the geometries.

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      ["arcgisUpdate", "arcgisUndo", "arcgisRedo"].forEach((eventName) => {
        arcgisSketch.addEventListener(eventName, () => {
          onGraphicUpdate();
        });
      });

      arcgisSketch.addEventListener("arcgisCreate", async (event) => {
        if (event.detail.state === "start") {
          graphicsLayer.graphics = [graphicsLayer.graphics.shift()];
        }
        if (event.detail.state === "complete") {
          onGraphicUpdate();
        }
      });

      arcgisSketch.addEventListener("arcgisReady", () => {
        arcgisSketch.triggerUpdate(polylineGraphic).then(onGraphicUpdate);
      });

Run the app

In CodePen, run your code to display the map.

The map loads and displays a line and polygon graphic. In the bottom right, the spatial relationships between the graphics are displayed. Move the graphics to see how the spatial relationships change. Create new graphics using the Sketch component to explore the spatial relationships between different geometry types.

What's next?

Learn how to use additional API features and ArcGIS services in these tutorials:

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