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Is there a ground to grid correction tool

MargaretCarew1

I am editing in ArcPRO and I want to apply a ground to grid correction to an arcs feature class. I am able to do this function in ArcMap with the Ground to Grid Correction tool, but I have yet to find the appropriate buzz words in Help to find this tool in ArcPRO. Also, is there a COGO report tool in ArcPRO like there is in ArcMap? I'd rather not have to open up ArcMap to run these tools.

A jpg identifying the tools in question is attached.

Thanks,

Margaret

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DanPatterson_Retired

is it part of a cogo-enabled operation

Enable COGO—Data Management toolbox | ArcGIS Desktop

MargaretCarew1

Hi Dan. I do the COGO Traverse after I use the ground to grid correction; tool in ArcMap. I have attached the Gis Desktop Help Descrition of the tools I use to apply the ground\-to-grid ratio to my GOCO traverse. It will adjust the a survey'd Plat's ground direction and distance to a grid (projected) direction and distance.

I appreciate your link, but I could not find my answer in that description and all other related links to that page.

MargaretCarew1

Here is the link describing the ground to grid correction for ArcMap.

I need to be able to do this for ArcPRO

http://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/10.3/manage-data/creating-new-features/about-applying-a-ground-to-grid-correction.htm

DanPatterson_Retired

Margaret, I can't find anything equivalent so the functionality may have been moved elsewhere or doesn't exist yet

MichaelOlkin1

I'm glad that you're asking this question. I'm wondering whether ArcGIS Pro 2.2 even has an equivalent to the Ground to Grid Correction setting that is available in the ArcGIS Desktop Editing Options dialog:

TimHodson

The ability to apply Ground to Grid corrections will become available soon, with the release of ArcGIS Pro 2.3.

-Tim

MargaretCarew1

EXCELLENT...I have had to build in ArcMAP if I did not have a CAD to georef for a plat.

Thanks,

Margaret

MargaretCarew1

I also need the complete COGO Suite of tools that are in ArcMAP

- COGO Report, Traverse Tools, etc.

MargaretCarew1

Hi...I installed the ArcPRO 2.3 and used the Ground to Grid tool. Great, and happy to see that that function is also included in the HELP menu.

My only problem, which is a real problem for me, is when I apply the enter ground line and digitize the grid line option, my pointer will not snap to my ground control points. I have engaged the snapping tool in the edit ribbon and also the list of snapping function in the Contents menu. Was this overlooked or am I missing an action I need to engage?

Thanks,

Margaret

TimHodson

Hi Margaret, snapping should definitely work; the Interactive Correction tools are designed to be able to snap to your control points. One possible reason that you are not seeing snapping to points is that even though you have snapping turned on, you may not have configured the snapping environment to snap to point features?

GroundToGridInteractiveToolSnapping

Please let me know if this does not resolve the problem for you.

MargaretCarew1

Hi Tim,

Thanks for your response. I went back to check my xy tolerance under snapping settings. and switched to map units from pixels. The Ground to Grid and the tool snapped perfectly to my section corner points.

Margaret

TimHodson

Hi Margaret, I'm glad that this worked for you. Note, however, that the default pixel-based snapping should also work for this. If you switch back to pixel based snapping does the problem you reported come back? When you encountered the problem previously, was the point-snapping button, highlighted in yellow in the image above, turned on? If pixel-based snapping does not work for you then please let me know, as I'd like to do some follow up.

As an aside: the downside of using map units for tool snapping is that it becomes hard to use when working at different map scales; you zoom out and the snap tolerance does not seem enough, and when you zoom in the snap tolerance is too much. I personally always use pixel-based snapping.

-Tim

MargaretCarew1

Hi Tim,

I do not remember if the point snapping button was on.

I just tried the snapping in pixel mode with the point setting “on” and it worked. I may have had point setting ”off” and vertex setting “on” when I tried the pixel mode, Both Map Unit and Pixel settings snap with the point button on.

I got mixed up with selecting points versus vertex. I understand it better.

Margaret

TimHodson

Great! Thank you Margaret for the feedback. I'm glad to hear that it's all now working as you're expecting it to.

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