Has anyone had success in converting the Microsoft building footprints data for Texas to featureclass? I tried several times using the conversion tool box but it keeps on crashing.
Update: I tested importing North Dakota using the JSON to Features GP tool and it worked fine, no crashes.
I would install Pro 2.2.2 and then rested.
Perfect. I got it to work using the FME workbench. Only problem now is my buildings are in the middle of the ocean near Africa. How did you manage to get it into EPSG: 4326? I cant find that projection anywhere in the ESRI system.
There is shape area and length: See for Texas below.
I bet the small #'s are related to the spatial reference of the data.I do not see any data related to height attributes only the 2D representation of the building footprint.
I got this to run and work but when i looked at the attribute table it didn't have shape length or area length? Any idea of what i have to do to get it to import the height attributes?
Texas was a success via FME version of the ImportBuildingGeoJSON tool published on AGOL. Patience is key.
bruce_harold for the win.
It worked!!! Pro 2.2.2 is the Winner! It took 50 min to convert the Texas Geojson file to a File geotabase feature Class. Thank you George for letting me know of the latest patch! I had almost given up on this dataset as FME also crashed and that's when saw your post!
Sona Sunny I was able to do this with Data Interop extension. I did NOT install FME from their site.
BUG-000116435
Performance issue when converting large GeoJSON files.
Release notes for ArcGIS Pro 2.2—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop
The latest patch can be downloaded/installed via the Pro built-in updater or via My Esri. Once installed and retry the workflow, please report back. Thanks!
Were you able to extract the Texas Building Footprints using the FME ?
I don't have the Data Interoperability Extension. I tried to use a trial version of the FME 2018 product but that is crashing too 😞 . Were you able to extract the Texas data ?
Thank you will try that!
The vintage of the footprints depends on the vintage of the underlying imagery. Because Bing Imagery is a composite of multiple sources it is difficult to know the exact dates for individual pieces of data.
GitHub - Microsoft/USBuildingFootprints: Computer generated building footprints for the United States
Does the documentation include the date of data capture so you know how recent the data is?
I used FME, you need something more robust for the large dataset.
This works: https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=9da0f8ae5fee45aca11bf77f712884c8
Requires ArcGIS Pro 2.2 and ArcGIS Data Interoperability extension, or the FME 2018 product.
It worked great for me!
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