In addition to learning GIS can be used in work, it can also be applied to life, such as finding the nearest subway station to the community, here is an introduction to how to find it, I hope it will help you.
Data source
The data used in the tutorial is the POI data downloaded from the water meridian microdiagram, in addition to the POI data, common GIS data can be downloaded from the water meridian microdiagram.
Schematic diagram of the water meridian
Proximity analysis
Click "Analysis Tools\Proximity Analysis\Proximity Analysis" in the toolbox to invoke the proximity analysis tool, as shown in the following figure.
Invoke the proximity analysis tool
In the proximity analysis dialog box that appears, the input feature is a cell, the neighboring feature is a subway station, and the search radius is not filled in (not filling in means that all features are searched, if a certain value is filled, only the features within that value range will be searched), as shown in the following figure.
Proximity settings
After clicking Run, you can open the cell attribute table, and you can see that there are two more fields, NEAR_FID and NEAR_DIST, where the NEAR_FID represents the FID of the nearest subway station, and the NEAR_DIST represents the distance between the cell and the subway station, as shown in the figure below.
New fields
Join the field
Right-click on the cell layer and select "Connections and Associations\Add Connections", as shown in the following figure.
Select Add Connection
In the Add Connection dialog box that appears, the input table is cell, the input connection field is NEAR_FID, the connection table is the subway station, and the connection table field is FID, as shown in the following figure.
Add connection settings
Click OK to complete the connection, and after the connection, open the property table to see the nearest subway station corresponding to the community, as shown in the figure below.
Corresponding subway station
Write at the end
That's a detailed description of how to use ArcGIS Pro to find the nearest subway station in a neighborhood, including data sources, proximity analysis, and join fields.