Use pull data function for geolocation

Question

I am a high school science teacher that has been conducting frog surveys with my students for several years. I am working on moving data collection to survey123 so that we can visualize data for several established survey locations. I would like to either collect data in the field using survey123 or upload it into survey123 from paper forms.

The issue I'm running into is how to connect the geolocation for pre-established survey locations with all of the rest of the data. I don't want to use the "geolocate" function in survey123 because I want the data to always be tied to an exact lat/long.  If there is an easier way to do this on the front end (survey123) or the backend (ArcGIS online), please let me know!

After making my initial survey123 form I found this video. I was so excited when I successfully created calculation fields and got the lat/long to show up in the Survey123 connect app! However, when I tried saving/publishing the form, I ran into my first problem: the calculated fields didn't show up in the v1 version of my form on the mobile version. Next, I tried saving the form into a v2. I realized there was probably an issue with my v1 because I entered form data before adding the calculation fields.

Frogwatch form v1 https://arcg.is/1efyrX1

Frogwatch form v2 https://arcg.is/4qX4L0

I am currently getting this error message when I try to enter data into the v2 form:

* Failed to load data from https://www.arcgis.com/sharing/rest/content/items/6da80f5137fd4ea6881caaaf2c1afedf/info/media/frog_stops_all.csv?token=9Wt88zefuGZJl2aRFNyy2LY9yyvPE6WLdcqFXujMPilxgjxl9FiMRZ7q1KJ6QXMk4d1oJCHtKmJ54xMCFoBIYPvPWIVTa-tdhfXEVwl43kLZHSFYKtg9pz8os0tgT463hljfmu9PuzTWP7N5SPPG0mQ6ho_f501fkV44WGuuGtVF6ZjNtHERz8-BIli-i2WJRCT9PivfZMDQYWm-ndfxBzXZxTCSqjWPeSwWhnUf4n0.

Here is the geolocation file for the survey locations "frog_stops_all"

LATITUDE

LONGITUDE

TITLE

44.62459

-85.7983

2018A_Bush_Rd_1st_south_Gonder_

44.6095

-85.8004

2018B_Bush_Rd_south_of_Bluebird_Ct_

44.60028

-85.8056

2018C_Betsie_River_Rd_west_Pinecone_D

44.61022

-85.8175

2018D_S_Betsie_River_Rd_north_of_Fred

44.62206

-85.8176

2018E_S_Betsie_River_Rd_north_of_Old_

44.63561

-85.7627

01_IPR

44.63732

-85.772

02_Sawmill_Rd_north_

44.63532

-85.7774

03_ICA_Maintenance

44.62967

-85.7867

04_Diamond_Park_Rd

44.63464

-85.7984

05_Gonder_Rd_north_

44.63956

-85.7908

06_Bridge_Lake_area

44.64411

-85.7841

07_Riley_Rd

44.65356

-85.765

08_Commercial_Ave

44.65407

-85.7536

09_Birch_Rd_Tonawanda

44.65225

-85.749

10_end_of_Birch_Rd

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jennascheub · Answer

Thanks for the reply @bsneller_esrinederland !

I somewhat follow the difference in the two URLs that you pointed out but don't understand how to fix it.

Could you point me to a reference for the arcade lat/long information? I'm not a very advanced user and have only done very limited language operations (typically SQL in ArcGIS Online). Or perhaps give me a little more direction about how to incorporate those into the form?

In my original post, I could not figure out how to get photos embedded but the image icon is showing up now. Included are screenshots from Survey123 connect.

Selecting stop in Survey123 connect correctly syncs with lat/long point

pop up box after clicking check box in Survey123 Connect

BeheerderGeostede · Answer

Hi Jenna, there is a slight difference between the mobile URL and the Browser.

Webform in browser:
https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/850b9bf3bcb542f581ad4829626d9bbc?field:identificatie={identificatie}&center={expression/expr1},{expression/expr0}

Form on mobile
arcgis-survey123://?itemID=850b9bf3bcb542f581ad4829626d9bbc&field:identificatie={identificatie}&center={expression/expr1},{expression/expr0}

Notice especially the & after the id of the mobile form, whereas it is a ? in the browser.

Furthermore i rather use arcade to determine the lat/lon since when the feature can be moved (Geometry($feature).x and.y OR Centroid($feature).x for Polygons)