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Hello, Please, I have a set of coordinates, stored in a text file (attached) . My goal is to write a script that can access the coordinates, and convert them into a polygon in either arcmap or arcgis pro. I need help on how to do this. Thanks
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Hello, I'm in the process of migrating my organization's Open Data site to version 2.0 but am running into an issue I can't resolve. When I add a Gallery from the Layout Builder and link it to a group containing my organization's public applications, I don't see the application thumbnails (or any icons for that matter) display in the gallery… Show more
I have found that with the gallery, the item icons stretch to fill the space. When there are 2 or fewer icons on a line, it doesn't look right. When there is one icon, it look terrible - offset, asymmetric, the thumbnail gets stretched (we have to resort to the icon, which doesn't look very good.) Is there any way to control the presentation when…
It appears as though Esri is phasing out its application-agnostic industry data models for solution-specific data sets. In the Technical FAQs on Esri's site, under "Does Esri have industry-specific data models?", it states that: Note:This article will soon be retired. For the most current Esri data model information, navigate to ArcGIS… Show more
I'm trying to download some imagery files from a WMTS service or even WCS service and I have not had any luck, I can display the layer just fine in ARCMAP 10.7.1 but I've not gotten any of the included raster or imagery tools to work downloading the imagery at all. I just need the imagery from a certain extent which I've got displayed ok. Here is… Show more
(to If you just need the imagery at a specific extent and scale: display only the imagery in data view, set the view area appropriately, and choose FILE >> EXPORT MAP >> select png or another image format, and in the following dialog box, select WRITE WORLD FILE. This will create a georeferenced snapshot of the imagery. If you need to zoom in and…
Hi, can someone help me identify the source of this problem please? Each month I consolidate data in an .mdb and share it on a network drive. Our .mdb is way short of the personal geodatabase max limits so this should not be an issue and we have been using this method for years with no problems until the last 2 months. Now we are getting… Show more
Thank you, Javier. I have recently taken over management of this data and have recommended that we use file geodatabases vs personal geodatabases. So, since these errors have occurred, I will be moving in that direction. While our administrator is hoping to achieve an opportunity for us to move to an enterprise platform soon, we don't have that…
Hello, I would like to convert TIFF images to GRID format and Long raster data type format. Until now, I have tried export raster to different format from arc catalogue, raster to other formats from arc toolbox , but neither of them works. I welcome suggestions. Thank you in advance.
Thank you very much for your response. In output raster dataset I change the default geodatabase where the file is located and declare my own folder to C. In the pixel type I choose 32 bit signed. As for as the GRID format is concerned, I read that if you do not give the raster an extension then the raster is saved in GRID format. Scale pixel…
Using Collector, is there a way to filter changed data in the field? What I'm after is having a Project (shown as a colored polyline in or along a project area ... example would be grading of a certain section of road) remain visible until the project is complete. Once completed, technician will initial and enter the date. Once date is entered,… Show more
I've been asking about filtering data as well. My field workers collect an inordinate amount of data, most of it overlapping, in remote Alaskan communities that have no internet access. Filtering data by attribute in Collector would increase its functionality immensely. Last year my field crews used paper maps rather than using Collector for…
I just finished adding a big bunch of USA-based government ArcGIS server addresses to the list I curate. There are now 2,200+ addresses for ArcGIS servers from the federal level down to the city level. Most of the recent updates were for counties and cities. This is a curated list with weekly updates that fix or flag any bad links. Open the list… Show more
I'm doing some work on our website. One thing I'd Iike to do is add a few URLs which will download filtered data from our Open Data/Hub site. I think I've been able to form the URL correctly, but I'm having a problem when the data is packaging for download- if the data is not already cached, I will be directed to a page showing the data as… Show more
(to That is very interesting. In open data, downloads are done from cache so if you want to create a URL of filter to download filtered data you will have to have cache URL I guess? I don't know. To simplify, I don't see any way to create a download URL for filtered dataset in open data. However you may able to create some download URL from REST end…
Hello, So I am trying to do this: GitHub - mittrees/Treepedia_Public: Treepedia package for public use Iam stuck at the first step that says that "With the street network and boundary shapefile for your city as input...". That should be understood as that you have 2 separate shapefiles, one in the line feature and one for the polygon… Show more
