ViewShed Making it Offline on 2D maps

Question

Hi,

I would like to have Viewshed analysis to be performed offline. As the example provided in the Guide is online

Analyze viewshed (geoprocessing) | ArcGIS for Developers

The link above gives the online interaction and it works fine when i have started using it.

But when i have created a geopackage of viewshed and added in place of it, i was facing the error.

{"Failed to create service viewsheddata GPServer. Worker process 'viewsheddata_host' exited while attempting to service request (attempt 1 of 1): endpoint='admin' headers={} params={filePath=d:\viewsheddata.gpkx, jobDir=C:\Users\sharansai.g\AppData\Local\Temp\arcgisruntime_17272\viewsheddata\jobs, maxRecords=1000, name=viewsheddata, outputDir=C:\Users\sharansai.g\AppData\Local\Temp\arcgisruntime_17272\viewsheddata, type=GPServer, virtualDir=http://127.0.0.1:50000/YBVrZ6/outputdir/viewsheddata} res='create' post=0 Crash dump path=C:\Users\sharansai.g\AppData\Local\Temp\ArcGISRuntimeErrorReports\arcgisruntime_100.5.0.2381_service_20191119_115042.dmp"}

This was the Error. Please solve the issue

Thanks and Regards

G N Sharan Sai

Sharan_saiGudibanda_Nagesh · Answer

Hi Mike,

I have just tried Every Possible way and got struck with placing the input parameters

INPUT PARAMETERS

* DEM (RASTER IMAGE)->Has ELEVATION DATA
* Points-> AS A FEATURE

Output

* MAP IMAGE LAYER
or
* Feature Set

Is there any sample example with software using ArcGIS PRO 2.4 and creating Package for ArcGIS RUNTIME for ViewShed On 2D Maps

Thanks and Regards

G N Sharan Sai

MichaelBranscomb · Answer

Hi,

Do the inputs and output types of your ArcGIS Pro Viewshed model or script (that you have packaged to create the .gpkx file) match the online service: Task: Viewshed ?

You may need to make some modifications to the code in the sample, depending on how you have implemented the model/script in ArcGIS Pro.

I also recommend looking at the Local server geoprocessing | ArcGIS for Developers sample. Although that's running the Contour tool, it will provide more guidance on working with Local Geoprocessing Services.

Regards

Mike