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5. The input feature class for the Buffer tool used in the model will be the Streams<br />

layer in your map. So you will now add that layer as a variable to the model. Select<br />

the Streams layer and drag it into the ModelBuilder window. It will be added as a<br />

blue oval.<br />

6. Click somewhere within the blank space in ModelBuilder to deselect the Streams<br />

variable.<br />

7. You now need to connect the Streams variable you just added to the Buffer tool.<br />

Click on the Streams variable and with your left mouse button still depressed move<br />

your mouse pointer until it is over the Buffer tool. Then release your mouse button.<br />

8. A small popup menu should appear; select Input Features. You have just defined the<br />

input feature class for the Buffer tool.<br />

9. Now, double-click on the Buffer tool in the ModelBuilder window. This will open<br />

the tools dialog window in MODELBUILDER so you can define additional<br />

variables.<br />

10. In the distance field, type 150 and verify the units are feet.<br />

11. The output should automatically be set to Natwtr_Stream_Buffer, which is being<br />

saved to C:\Student\IntroArc<strong>Pro</strong>\Chapter10\Ex10.gdb\. Verify this is true by<br />

hovering your mouse over the output feature class name. This will be fine for this<br />

exercise so you will leave it as is without changing it.<br />

12. Since the Director has not indicated that any of the stream attributes are important for<br />

the calculations, you will have the resulting buffers dissolve. Click on the drop-down<br />

arrow under Dissolve Type and select Dissolve all output features into a single<br />

feature.

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