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@PeterMorey This is an interesting topic and thanks for polling the Community. My comments: ArcGIS is fully capable of storing and modelling 3D LRS centerlines. This topic is discussed at: 3D in Roads and Highways ArcGIS applications like the elevation to be consistent so no issues as long as the data complies. I see the challenge mostly lies on the data side. Most organizations have spotty 3D data that makes it difficult to model correctly. On the contrary no z-value is better than very sparse z-value. I have seen organizations with very spotty z-values ended up with centerlines that were jagged and lead to more issues. They had to go back and zero out the few points that had elevation as it was counterproductive for the LRS centerline.
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@Ike_ To automate the georeferencing of scanned maps in ArcGIS Pro, you can use ArcPy to write a script that applies programmatically defined control points to a raster image. You will find this useful: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-questions/arcgis-pro-automate-georeference-control-points/td-p/1325100
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@vivianleilani Thanks for the positive comments. Here's an example that highlights ArcGIS Pro 3.7 includes over 50 user ideas totaling more than 900 kudos: Your Ideas in ArcGIS Pro 3.7
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@James_Blouin Thanks for sharing your valuable contribution with the Community!
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@bsanders69 You have valid reasons to deploy solutions on-premise. Many organizations do so, even though the solution is designed to work with ArcGIS Online. This may involve deconstructing the solution and re-configuring per your organizational architecture. You will find the following blog useful: https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-pro/data-management/a-guide-to-migrating-data-from-arcgis-online-to-an-enterprise-geodatabase
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@GaryMax Thanks for your interest in ArcGIS. Here's my advice: List all the ArcGIS Products / licenses needed for what your solution needs. Contact your Esri Account Manager or Customer Service Representative. If you do not have an Esri Point of Contact, Use the trial links on Esri.com for e.g.: https://www.esri.com/en-us/arcgis/products/arcgis-pro/trial https://www.esri.com/en-us/arcgis/products/arcgis-online/trial
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@MRJ1 Couple of steps to try: Make sure you have switched to Default version. Next, use the refresh on your data source before attempting to delete an edit version.
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@VishApte_NGIS The background helps; looks like a challenging project is at hand. There are knowledge gaps in the approach mentioned. Recommend your team get the right training and guidance for the design and implementation. A good starting place: ArcGIS Pipeline Referencing - Useful Resources Step 6 Create LRS Network From Existing Dataset should be used with Engineering Network or Continuous Network. Looks like you used with PipelineLine. Step 8 seems to use PipelineLine to load into new LRS network layer. Review the LRS data model requirements and format the LRS network data accordingly.
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@VishApte_NGIS Step 3 "Create LRS from existing dataset" tool, should use "PipelineLine"? This is discussed in the Requirements section of Manage Pipeline Referencing and a utility network together Step 5 P_Centreline is typically not used and is substituted by PipelineLine in the ArcGIS Pipeline Referencing and ArcGIS Utility Network integration pattern. LRS data is not provided with the asset package; these need to be created by the user. A sample geodatabase for APR is available at: Get started using APR Foundation PipelineDevice and PipelineJunction are managed by Utility Network and hence should not be expected to work as LRS events.
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@maja-kucharczyk Thanks for the detailed blog and sharing your insights with the community. Your years of research, with incremental improvements along the way is tenacious and we wish you greater success!
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@VishApte_NGIS The high-level configuration process is at: Manage Pipeline Referencing and a utility network together
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Thanks for checking with the Pro readiness tool - this is puzzling for sure. Guessing there is an underlying issue with the virtualization platform and needs review by the IT infrastructure admins. Reference documentation: ArcGIS Pro On-premises virtualization
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Yes, Pro 3.7 requires Windows 11 per the ArcGIS Pro 3.7 system requirements While I can't comment if this error can be correlated to OS incompatibility; recommend adhering to the supported specs as that will allow for optimum usage.
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@HollyTorpey_LSA Suggest using the tool Verify that your computer can run ArcGIS Pro This produces a report that will check for GPU as well; will be interesting to see the correlation.
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@Data_TA Given there was an initial error regarding 'insufficient space', that could have prevented a clean, full install. ArcGIS Pro 3.7 system requirements states Minimum: 32 GB of free space Check that you meet the specs, uninstall, reboot and then do a fresh install of Pro 3.7.
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