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When I perform imagery reclassifier tool in ArcGIS Pro, I often can't change the class in a certain drawn region, unless I restart the tool. How could I solve this problem?
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Hi there, I'm attempting to run zonal statistics on a mosaiced data-set but I am encountering the following error code: The input is not within the defined domain. ERROR 000863. Invalid GP data type. The input data-set is in the double precision type. I've read that the input should be in the integer data type. Is there some way to… Show more
Hi Dan, Thanks for your response!
in Esri and Garmin are pleased to announce that Garmin’s VIRB Action Cameras (VIRB Ultra 30, VIRB X, VIRB XE, and VIRB Elite) have full support for Full Motion Video (FMV) for ArcGIS! To leverage this feature, users can download the latest version of VIRB Edit software (version 5.1.1 and above) from… Show more
Nick I just checked permissions, and this file should still be open to public download... You might try again, but I'll send you a link to the file on S3 Cody B.
In Part I of this blog series, we explained what an ortho mapping workspace is and how to create one for digital aerial imagery. At this point, the imagery has been organized and managed so that we can access all the necessary metadata, information, tools and functionality to work with our imagery, but we haven’t yet performed a bundle block… Show more
I'm trying to encode my metadata into my video using the Video Multiplexer in ArcGIS pro v2.2.4. I receive the following error: ERROR 002652: Unable to parse the header of the metadata file. Ensure each column in the metadata file corresponds to a legal MISB 0601 header, or that there is a corresponding entry in the metadata field mapping file.… Show more
Cody, Thanks for the prompt and thorough reply and also for the helpful suggestions. Your file works properly with the multiplexer. I fixed my timestamps as mentioned above but still had the header error. Only once I added the 'Sensor Vertical Field of View' column to my metadata file (You also added this to your file...) was I able to…
All has anyone found a way to make a mosaic dataset backward compatible? I have a mosaic created in 10.5.1 and would like to be able to consume it in 10.2.2, would be awesome if this were possible as I don't want to waste the time in creating a whole new dataset just for a different version. thanks Dave
Hi Dave, Please confirm whether this arrives at your desk as I reply from the Mail account, not via GeoNET this time: There were times, when the recommendation actually was to not have too many files (I recall 1000 being a critical limit for some times) in one subfolder. But I haven’t heard of that for a while. I would consider…
(to Not sure I can help. Nothing seems to have clicked so far.
Any remote sensing image, whether it’s a drone image, aerial photograph, or data from a satellite sensor, will inherently be impacted by some form of geometric distortion. The shape of local terrain, the sensor angle and altitude, the motion of the sensor system, and the curvature of the Earth all make it difficult to represent three dimensional… Show more
Hi - I'm working with historic aerial photos and I have camera calibration values for radial distortion. These values not K0, K1, etc but rather radial distances (field angle in degrees, e.g. 7.5, 15, 22.5, ...) and distortion values (in micrometers, e.g. -5, -7, 2) for four separate azimuth angles (0, 90, 180, 270), so 24 total values. An example…
Hi Just wondering if I am missing something. In Arc Desktop there was a measure tool in the FMV addin. This seems to be missing in the interface so far. Do you plan to reinstate this ? Thanks in advance.
David You are correct. Our development team is porting functionality from ArcMap into the 64 bit Pro environment, and the first release on Pro 2.2 did not include all of the features from ArcMap 10.x. We are adding many other features at 2.3, but unfortunately the measure tool will most likely have to wait for 2.4. Cody B>