The pole of inaccessibility is the point inside a shape that is farthest from any of its edges — essentially the most "interior" point possible. Unlike the centroid, which is just the average center of a shape's area and can actually fall outside the boundary in concave or irregular shapes (like an L or a crescent), the pole of inaccessibility is always guaranteed to be inside the shape.
Inputs
Name | Abbreviation | Type | Access | Description |
Feature | F | Cartesian | Item | The geometry |
Outputs
Name | Abbreviation | Type | Access | Description |
Vector | V | Vector | Item | The pole of inaccessibility |
Get a geometry
You can use read feature or any output of another geometric operation
If working with Lists, use map to get the centroid of each list item
Add the POI node
The output is the POI of the input geometry