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jessepearson in Departments of Transportation4 days ago (Show more Show less)

Dedicated DB instance for your LRS?

Hello everyone, we are planning to switch our LRS to a dedicated LRS DB instance and I'd like to ask a few questions to the group Here are my fun Friday questions: lrs esri roads and higwhays; db If you have Roads & Highways installed in Production can you respond if you are using a dedicated DB instance for your LRS? If you are using a… (Show more Show less)

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Kyle.gonterwitz_KSDOT (to jessepearson) 11 hours ago (Show more Show less)

SQL Server definitely makes it easier to update a database as needed. I'm not sure, but I think Postgres gives the same update functionality as SQL server, while providing about the same native spatial query and function as Oracle, which is much greater than SQL server. Our DBA's of course would prefer we stick with SQL Server or Oracle.

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MidnightYell2003 mentioned Departments of Transportation 2 weeks ago Show mention context Hide mention context

Re: Ideas on advertising your GIS department

MidnightYell2003 mentioned Departments of Transportation 2 weeks ago

I should probably tag other things like Departments of Transportation, Transportation, Esri Roads and Highways, ArcGIS for Public Transit, CAD/GIS Data Integration, etc.Preview Hide preview

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from ArcGIS QuickCapture3 weeks ago (Show more Show less)

ArcGIS QuickCapture 1.1 now available

Today you will find a new ArcGIS QuickCapture update in the Apple and Google Play stores. We also have refreshed it's Windows flavor, as well as QuickCapture designer. This is version 1.1, and here are some highlights: If you are not familiar with ArcGIS QuickCapture, check our version 1.0 release announcement. QuickCapture in over 30… (Show more Show less)

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geethaka.fernando_ACTGOV in Departments of Transportation10 months ago (Show more Show less)

Python Script to ingest Waze data into ArcGIS Online

As part of the Waze Connected Citizen Program (CCP), partners gain access to real-time traffic congestions and incidents reported through the Waze app (in XML and JSON formats). There are already techniques and documentation on how to consume this data into an ArcGIS platform using GeoEvent. In this blog, I will describe a technique for… (Show more Show less)

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gsipes 4 weeks ago (Show more Show less)

Does anyone know of a way to modify the script so that it doesn't copy over duplicate rows every time the script is ran? I have two feature layers, one that holds all of the data, and is accumulated over time as the script is ran every 5 minutes, and another with a filter showing only the events that have been reported in the last 10 minutes. I am…

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Shared by fgil from Fernando Gil's Blog2 months ago (Show more Show less)

My book 'The Implementation of a GIS Platform for Cadastre and Expropriations' is already published

It has just become available on several platforms the book based on my master's thesis: 'The Implementation of a GIS Platform for Cadastre and Expropriations': https://www.morebooks.de/store/gb/book/the-implementation-of-a-gis-platform-for-cadastre-and-expropriations/isbn/978-613-9-47674-9 "The processes of mobilization of land for… (Show more Show less)

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in Departments of Transportation2 months ago (Show more Show less)

Coming Soon: Spike Integration with Esri’s Collector for ArcGIS

Capitalizing upon the success of Spike’s integration with Esri’s Survey123 for ArcGIS mobile app, ikeGPS is pleased to announce that we will begin working on an integration between Spike and Esri’s premier field data collection app, Collector for ArcGIS. Integration development between the two apps is planned for late 2019 and is forecasted to be… (Show more Show less)

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in Departments of Transportation2 months ago (Show more Show less)

Delete existing Centerlines which are associated to routes (Roads and Highways Extension)

Hello Departments of Transportation Esri Roads and Highways Extension Team I have a question about deleting centerlines which are associated to routes. I know there is the possibility to work with date, so that the centerline is no longer displayed. In that case, however, the geometry will be removed. Is there a suitable workflow for this?… (Show more Show less)

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Hi Clive, sorry for the late update. I have only one timeslices. I used the following workflow. I deleted the route with the bad geometry with the Tool Delete Routes. However, I have not deleted the associated centerlines and the associated calibration points. Then I opened the attribute table of the centerlines and selected and deleted…

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Is your data healthy? Find out at Esri UC 2019!

Accurate data is healthy data. And healthy data is vital to any successful GIS implementation! The quality of your GIS data is critical as errors introduce unacceptable risk and unplanned costs. If you are attending the Esri International User Conference in San Diego in two weeks, be sure to sign up for one-on-one data health check appointment to… (Show more Show less)

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