What is typically created during the data extraction process in ArcGIS Pro?

During the data extraction process in ArcGIS Pro, subsets of data from a larger dataset are typically created. This process involves selecting and retrieving specific features, attributes, or records from a comprehensive dataset based on defined criteria, which can help streamline analysis and improve performance when working with large datasets.

By extracting just the relevant portions of the data, users can focus on the specific information needed for their projects, reducing clutter and enhancing the efficiency of data analysis. This tailored approach allows for more precise modeling, visualization, and decision-making within the context of geographic information systems (GIS).

Other options, such as new geospatial formatting, digital terrain models, or map layout templates, do not directly relate to the data extraction process itself. New geospatial formatting pertains to how data is represented, while digital terrain models are derived product types used in elevation analysis, and map layout templates assist in organizing the visual presentation of geographic information but are not created during the extraction phase.