Latest Contributions by VictoriaAnderson1

‎04-03-2018

I just recently delineated my own watershed using a DEM as well. I was looking at your steps and compared them to my own. My steps are as follows: Fill -> Flow Direction -> Flow Accumulation -> Con -> Stream Order -> Stream to Feature -> Basin -> Raster to Polygon -> (Created my pour point and placed in the raster cell(s) from the FlowAccumulation layer) ->Snap Pour Point -> and then Watershed. Hope this helps! I have step by step directions if you want them as well for how I did it.

‎03-09-2018

I have also had the same issue. I deleted a few control points and it moved back to where I sort of wanted it. But, that is not really a good solution if I wanted to make it more accurate. Has anyone found a better solution? Thanks

‎03-09-2018

Hi Chad, I have had great experiences with ArcPro. Like you said, it works so much faster. I have had issues with ArcMap crashing in the past, and ArcPro seems to be doing better than ArcMap. I believe it is also more user friendly as well. There have been some glitches, however most of the ones that I have noticed have been worked out. There are some functions that are missing, but over time I believe these issues will be sorted out as well. Victoria

‎03-09-2018

In ArcMap I have been able to view trends in my data, using the trend analysis tool with the geostatistical analyst license. There is an image of what I am talking about here: Trend analysis—Help | ArcGIS Desktop Is this function no longer available in ArcPro? If it is still available, where do I find it?

‎12-11-2017

Hey Aaron, I ran into the same thing. I'm actually trying to use this on two separate projects as well. But when I first began the project and ran it a little over a week ago it worked just fine and I was able to make my service area polygons (which is great because I need them for a report tomorrow). But then I did the same thing the next day and it could not recreate it. Thanks Melinda! I'll keep my eyes open for future news regarding this issue!

‎12-11-2017

Hi, I am having an issue with generating my service area polygons. Everything works smoothly until I click "run". Here is the process I have gone through: - I have 15 facilities that I am trying to run the analysis for - All are geocoded with a 100% match - I selected Network Analysis, then Service Area -Network Data Source is set to esri.com (Default) - "Make New Analysis Layer: <Service Area Layer>" runs and then finished -Network Analyst tab and Service Area tab open - "import facilities is selected" -Geoprocessing pane opens -Defaults for everything are taken -input locations: "my layer of 15 points" -"Run" -Works perfect, locations are loaded. -"Run Analysis" -"Solve Analysis Layer: Service Area 1" ------->"Failed. "Error 030024: Solve returned a failure. Failed to execute (Solve)" Any ideas on the issue or how to fix it? I have tried changing the cut offs, mode, direction, polygon settings, and changing all settings in parameters. I have plenty of credits, so that shouldn't be an issue either. Thanks! Victoria

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Re: water shed tool producing an unnaturally huge catchment

Re: Georeferencing Result is Shifting After Saving

Re: What is your take on ArcGIS Pro

Trend analysis in ArcPro

Re: Service Area Network Analyst Issues - ArcPro

Service Area Network Analyst Issues - ArcPro

Re: water shed tool producing an unnaturally huge ...

Trend analysis in ArcPro

Re: Service Area Network Analyst Issues - ArcPro

Re: What is your take on ArcGIS Pro

Service Area Network Analyst Issues - ArcPro