Latest Contributions by DanPatterson

both document links you provided give the answer.  Don't use *,egg files.  It is just a warning, so it should have installed. You can install yFiles Graphs for Jupyter using pip. Run the following command in your Jupyter Notebook or command line: pip install yfiles_jupyter_graphs and if that doesn't work, then see the alternates at Installation - pip documentation v24.1.2 (pypa.io)     ... View more

Output datasets will be in the WGS84 coordinate system. Feature classes can be reprojected to another coordinate system using the Project tool. The coordinate system information would be useful and perhaps drop the overlays or see where you are adding it from Rasters, or ground overlays, will be converted to a mosaic dataset in the output geodatabase. The source raster in its native format will be copied to a GroundOverlays folder in the target folder. Ground overlays are not converted by default. Use the Include ground overlay parameter to create rasters. ... View more

convert them first KML To Layer (Conversion)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation ... View more

The intent of that link is to use the longitude and latitude of where you know the data are and one of the projected coordinate systems will match.  So I gather that the long/lat that was spit out by my example from your first point would suggests that Web Mercator aux sphere isn't a match.... what else did you try for projected coordinate systems?  eg utm, state plane (hopefully in meters, but the coordinates may be in feet. If you know where the data came from, confirm that the units are either meters or feet first, then establish a baseline longitude/latitude before throwing possible projected coordinate system possibilities.... or better still, ask the people that provided the data ... View more

they could be Web Mercator aux Transform coordinates - GPS online converter (epsg.io) if you are near Long 107°36'11.862" Lat   54°11'14.379" You can get a python library there if you want to do it yourself ... View more

How zonal statistics tools work—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation you might want to give converting the zone features to raster format (taking care about cell size, alignment and processing extent) ... View more

See example 2, it needs to be run from an open project within Pro ArcGISProject—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation otherwise specify the project's full pathname also don't forget import arcpy ... View more

Tech Support would be your best option now ... View more

see the suggestions in this thread Trying to use Multiband imagery to identify permea... - Esri Community ... View more

that leaves "Dependency" in the link ... View more

The list of fields from the feature layer would be a "derived" parameter Model parameters—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation ... View more

Save a project—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation onedrive isn't a place to store projects,  Cloud storage services, such as Microsoft OneDrive and Google Drive, are not supported unless stated otherwise in the documentation about specific tools and functionality. you might consider packaging one of your projects and move it to a local file location, unpackage and open it there Package Project (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation   ... View more

Do you have the spatial analyst or image analyst extensions? both have local and zonal functions for working with raster data. An overview of the Spatial Analyst toolbox—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation An overview of the Image Analyst toolbox—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation ... View more