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ArcGIS Online Basemaps: Creating a Tile Cache for Offline Use

JenniferLink

Hello,

At the Developer Summit this year, I saw that you should now be able to take the ArcGIS Online Basemaps (such as the World Street Map), and export an area of interest to a tile cache that an application can use offline. Does anyone know where I would find this information?

Thanks,

Jen

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JenniferNery

From ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET perspective, if you are using Update 1, you can use OfflineMapTask to generate offline map from map created from portal item with basemap using the following code. Be sure to provide your ArcGIS.com credentials. If you are using v100 or v10.2.x, you can use ExportTileCacheTask (see this post). Both ways will create tpk file at the specified location.

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dougbrowning

ArcPro 2.0 is now failing on the Create Map Tile Package tool. Bummer cause it was working so well. Not sure why the cache tools always have so many bugs.

JohnPlunkett

ArcGIS Pro 2.0

You can use this tool to acheve this.

The tilepackage works in ArcGIS Collector

Create Map Tile Package—Data Management toolbox | ArcGIS Desktop

dougbrowning

This seems to only support creating from something that is hosted already. It does not seem to be able to tile say internal SQL data. I built 50+ a week all from a dir of maps that link to a SQL db.

Does it use the standard Esri cache tools in the background? If so there are 4 bugs open (by me) on the Create tile package, export tiles, and manage tiles tools that have been open for over 2 years now. Most are issues with how the xml file is built. It causes issues in several of our tools.

Also a note the 1gb limit is below what almost all of our caches are. That is mostly due to the fact that the tools do not truly respect the AOI parameter due to the xml issues.

I have also found last week that Manage tool incorrectly lists all levels in the xml not just the levels asked for. This causes the cache to disappear when zooming past the cache level made when using in ArcMap.

I have built 100s of caches the last 2 years and these issues have caused me hours and hours of time.

Thanks a lot

MichaelKelly

There is a new beta app created by Esri Labs called Tile Package Kreator - this is now the most straightforward way to create tile packages from supported tile services. It prompts you to log into your ArcGIS Online account, and from there you can create a tile package from any tile services in your organisation by drawing an extent or a buffered. You can also drag and drop a GeoJson file if you want to specify a specific area of interest. Note there is a limit of 1GB on tile packages being created from Esri basemaps.

nagavijayasankaran

I was able to extract tile caches at levels 17 - 19. However, I noticed that the re-compression value does not take effect once I pass level id 16 and the resulting file size is the same even the re-compression is set. I am trying to extract tile caches over a large area (eastern US) at about level 16 or 17, while trying to keep the resulting file manageable and with the constraint of 100k tile request.

dougbrowning

No your only limit is the size of the result file. I have caches down to 1:80. I have found that on a tablet L16 or 17 is enough in most cases.

nagavijayasankaran

I have a question about the resolution at which tiled map packages can be created. I see that there are no tiles available past the level 15 for the tiledmapservice world imagery. Is that the highest resolution I can get while creating tpk files for offline usage?

ShaneBuscher

I had to write a batch tile downloader with the SDK that uses predefined polygons to select out tile cache areas to download. I needed coverage across a dozen states of a linear network within a 1 mile buffer, which had to be automated due to the massive amount of cache needed. Unfortunately I had to do this for a client and can't provide the source, but will entertain any questions on how it was done.

dougbrowning

Just found out that ArcPro 1.2 will now allow creating TPKs of web services including Esri basemaps. I just tested a small section so not sure the limits yet. Hopefully this was on purpose and does not get shut down. Not the easiest thing to use but it makes them quickly.

10.4 does still not work.

RenatoSalvaleon

I saw this link - Example: Prepare Esri basemaps for use in offline workflows—Portal for ArcGIS (10.3 and 10.3.1) | ArcGIS for Server . Is this it? Is there an easier way ?

RenatoSalvaleon

@Andy Smith, in Portal for ArcGIS, what action actually downloads the tiles from this URL https://services.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/World_Imagery/MapServer to our Portal's server with this URL: https://gisportal.ourdomain.com/portal/home/item.html?id=someGUIDitemID12345678

dougbrowning

Just wanted to post this funny info.

Survey123 is now allowing you to use any TPK or tile cache from a SD Card. So one group in Esri says no while another says sure! Imagine if we could ever get the different groups in Esri to talk to each other.......

See the bold and underline below. I tested it and it works - just pointed it to the directory of TPKs I already have on my SD Card. My large imagery TPK is a bit slow but Survey123 said it should find unzipped ones also (which is what we do for speed in our other app) - it does not so I am asking them on that.

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Whats new in this release

Survey123 now supports the use of offline basemaps. These basemaps must be of the Esri file type of tile package and web mercator projection. Tile packages can be created using ArcGIS Desktop or ArcGIS Pro.

Note:Currently there are many manual steps required to use basemaps in your survey. It is expected that a more streamlined process will be added, but we wanted to make the functionality available as soon as possible. This topic will be updated as the user experience of including basemaps in your survey, evolves.

Create a map tile package

You can create a map tile package using ArcGIS Desktop or Pro. Once created you can copy it directly to your device for use in Survey123 or share it in ArcGIS for others to use.

To create a map tile package:

Launch ArcGIS Pro. < li>Open an existing map or create a new map. Ensure your map has a suitable name and description. To edit these, right click the map in the table of contents, and choose properties.

In Toolbox, choose the Create Map Tile Package tool and enter the input map name and the output file name.

Input map name and output file name are the minimum requirements for this tool. You can optionally enter other properties.

Run the Create Map Tile Package tool.

A new .tpk will be created in your chosen output location. To use this file in Survey123 you can upload it to ArcGIS to share with others, or manually copy it to your device. Copy your tile package directly to your device

If you do not have internet connectivity or are unable to connect to ArcGIS, you can copy your tile package directly to your device, or use it from an external storage card.

To copy your tile package directly to your device:

Connect to your device If you are using an iOS device, you will need to use iTunes.

Copy you .tpk to your ~\ArcGIS\My Surveys\Maps folder. For example, on Windows this would be C:\Users\UserName\ArcGIS\My Surveys\Maps.

If you already had Survey123 open before copying, restart Survey123.

To use your tile package from an external storage card:

Copy your tile package to your storage card and place the card in your device.

Launch Survey123 on your device and on the My Surveys menu, choose Settings .

Nominate an additional Map Library Folder that represents your storage card. The default path of ~/ArcGIS/My Surveys/Maps will already be shown. You can add additional paths by - Typing the additional path directly into the edit box (use a semi colon to separate paths). - Use the folder browser to select an additional path. Any path selected will be appended to your Map Library Folder.

When you next open a survey that has the map append property set to true, tile packages on your storage card will be appended to the list of available basemaps

PaulFerro

What is the 3rd party product you are using? Thanks in advance.

AnttiKajanus1

Are you looking something like this?

https://developers.arcgis.com/android/sample-code/export-tile-cache/

JohnDaues1

Is there an example for Android comparable to this .net example?

AnttiKajanus1

From my understanding, you can configure the max number of the tiles returned. You can think it similar setting than max rows returned on queries. Just see server documentation for that.

Also remember that when providing large TPK areas to offline applications, you can create application that splits specific extent to multiple tpks and then side load those to the application. In application side, you need to create functionality to load these tpks though but that shouldn't be too involving. This approach also gives better control/update workflow for tiles since you can update only specific regions if needed.

dougbrowning

10.1 will let you make a Tile Package of any online layer including ESRI basemaps. I keep a old machine around just for this. I have gone up to a 9 gb tpk with no issues (we use this one unpacked though since it is faster). This was taken out due to "licensing" I heard and was supposed to be put back in at 10.3.1 but it was not.

We use a 3rd party product that lets us use 80+ tpk files and turn them on and off like layers (not just for basemap). It also lets us use a SD Card so we can carry around 30+GB of tpks covering all our area. In testing the sd card was just as fast if not faster than internal. Really hope Collector gets this at some point.

SteveFang

Hi Andy,

This 100,000 number is that configurable via ArcGIS Server? I didn't realize the tile package was returning up to 100,000 tiles from the World Street Map service. I got the offline function working but it was missing tiles from the last few zoom levels. Lucky I checked the forum.

Steve

JenniferLink

Hello everyone,

And thanks for all the information you provided, it was very helpful in tracking down the options available to me. To sum up, I was looking for a tool to download ArcGIS Online basemap tiles so that I could side load a tile package (.tpk) file onto an ArcGIS Runtime for .NET application prior to deployment.

I ended up contacting ESRI support, and they confirmed your responses. At this time, there is no tool available to download ArcGIS Online basemap tiles prior to deploying a .NET Runtime application. The tiles must be requested and downloaded directly from the .NET Runtime application.

The following link provides sample code that uses the ExportTileCache class to make the request from the Runtime application. Export Tile Cache | ArcGIS for Developers

Thanks again everyone for your help!

AndySmith

Hi Jennifer,

The following help page from the Runtime SDK for .NET explains how to "Create a basemap from a tiled service (download a basemap)":

Create an offline map—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET | ArcGIS for Developers

You are able to download it as a tile package (up to 100,000 tiles).

BenGrod

Jennifer, I think an Esri employee might be more suited to answer that question but as I understand it the ArcGIS Online content is not available or accessible to create tile packages against. Through different licensing Esri makes Data and Maps for Server available which is essentially the data behind some of the AGOL content. You may want to explore that, it is possible to create tile packages off of content hosted on your local ArcGIS Server. Hope this helps and good luck!

JenniferLink

Hi Ben,

We have created a mobile application based on the ArcGIS Runtime for .NET. Currently we provide offline basemaps to the end user by creating a tile package (.tpk), and side loading this file onto the device. What we would like to do instead is create a tile package based on the ArcGIS Online World Street Map so we do not have to create the symbology ourselves at the different scale levels.

I thought that there might be tools in the latest version of ArcGIS for Desktop or ArcGIS Pro to create these tile packages, similar to the 'Create ArcGIS Runtime Content' tool or the 'Create Tile Package' tools that are both in ArcGIS for Desktop. Currently, it seems you cannot use those tools with ArcGIS Online content.

BenGrod

Jennifer,

Andy seems to have correctly provided the relevant links and information to taking Esri basemaps offline with the mobile Collector app. When I read your posts I'm wondering if your intent is take basemaps offline with ArcGIS Desktop or Pro? It's not a common workflow which is why I asked.

Also, on a side note, but possibly relevant. Taking Esri basemap data offline with Collector has a file size limit of 5MB which you can overcome if you create tile packages of your own basemaps.

Good luck,

AndySmith

Hi Jennifer,

These basemaps can just be added to your webmap. It can then be opened in Collector and when you select to take it offline, the basemap will also be taken offline (i.e. the tiles will be downloaded - up to 100,000 tiles).

JenniferLink

Hi Andy,

Thanks for your quick reply. I see from the link you provided that ESRI included the following documentation...

"This map service is designed to support exporting small volumes of basemap tiles for offline use, according to the access and use constraints below. This map service will enable you to export up to 100,000 tiles in a single request."

Is there a tool available to download these tiles from ArcGIS for Desktop or ArcGIS Pro?

AndySmith

Hi Jennifer,

A number of the Esri basemaps have been optimised for offline use. These can be identified by looking for the "for export" option: http://www.arcgis.com/home/search.html?q=for%20export&t=content&focus=layers

World Street Map: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=e384f5aa4eb1433c92afff09500b073d

You can then take the basemap offline by creating a tile package: Go offline—Collector for ArcGIS | ArcGIS

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