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@-_Ashley-B-Potter_- would you be able to send the video again, I am unable to access it.
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Yea, those will pick them up if added to the project. I added it and it's there now
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Hey Lucas,
Good suggestion. I noticed the Divide tool if done on Polygons has this dropdown seen in the picture below. If this would be done for the Lines distance units, would that solve your issue?
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Would you be able to grab a video of the workflow you are experiencing this issue and post it here or private message me?
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Enjoy the recording of the latest MeetUp!
When Oklahoma County began the process of modernizing and streamlining parcel management by implementing the parcel fabric, they were prepared for a large-scale project that would deliver value to the County, its staff and residents. But that project was just the start. Learn how the County has leveraged its parcel data in the fabric to deploy valuable land records solutions and dashboards, grow GIS across the County, build and expand a robust team, and what’s next for land records management at Oklahoma County.
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For the the first issue, you'll notice you have more than 2000 parcel features assosciated to that record. There is a configurable limit to how many parcels a record can have before we do not generate a geometry for the Record. That limit is by default 2000. We do this to improve performance and not have record features that are incredibly large. This will not affect any record driven workflows if the Record has no geometry. All the parcels are still properly associated / retired from that record.
As for the duplicate names, yes this is a bug and if you can find a way to reproduce it we would like to know how it happened. We have noticed that sometimes Create Parcel Records GP tool will create duplicate records and there is a fix coming in for 3.4 to address that.
Thanks for the feedback!
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There are ways to modify the topology tolerance but it is not recommended as it can have downstream effects. The XY Tolerance of the PF is the same as the topology tolerance, yes. And the snapping/clustering is set to 10*XY Tolerance. The snapping of the XY tolerance is the desired behavior for complete topological integrity. The movement you are seeing there is about a centimeter or so based on the XY Tolerance that is set for the Topology.
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Hey Mark,
This is by design of the XY Tolerance of the topology. Those end points are within that tolerance and only one point is created. Once I clicked validate since they were within that tolerance they ended up snapping together afterwards.
After Build only one point is created as you saw
Then I clicked Validate (and refreshed my extent)
The lines are now snapped together to that one point that was created
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Hello everyone! This is a recording of our latest meetup where we presented our Migrating and Administrating Parcels presentation that we performed at this years User Conference. Description from the UC: Learn about the parcel fabric information model and how it can be extended. This session will cover both data migration from simple feature classes as well as the upgrade process from the parcel fabric for ArcMap. Once your parcels are in the parcel fabric learn how to configure it in your organization: single user and enterprise deployments, editing map configuration, tasks for parcel workflows, topology rules and attribute rules. Once properly configured learn how to publish the map for multiuser editing and for viewing purposes.
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Hello everyone! This is a recording of our latest meetup where we presented our Quality Driven Workflows presentation that we performed at this years User Conference. Are you looking to manage data quality in your ArcGIS Pro parcel fabric? Discover how to use attribute and topology rules to evaluate data quality in your parcel fabric and meet data quality requirements for your organization. This presentation includes common quality-driven workflows for fixing topological errors, geometry errors, and attribute errors. Also, learn about least-squares adjustment to detect outliers in measurements and to evaluate and improve your spatial accuracy.
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Hello everyone! This is a recording of our latest meetup where we presented our Record Driven Workflows presentation that we performed at this years User Conference. Description from the UC: Do you create and edit parcels? Join us to learn common record-driven workflows for managing the parcel fabric in ArcGIS Pro. This presentation covers parcel creation (including from CAD files), editing and lineage management, merging, splitting, and boundary line adjustment. Learn how to edit using coordinate geometry (COGO) measurements from legal descriptions. Presenters also touch on advanced capabilities like workflow automation, 3D cadastre, and coordinate-based cadastre.
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Thank you everyone for attending! Here's the recording of the latest MeetUp In this presentation we’ll hear about the largest County in Alabama, and how their Tax Assessor’s office completely modernized updated their tax system using ArcGIS. This involved the adoption of the ArcGIS Parcel Fabric, as well as a County-wide remap of all 320,000 parcels . The end result of the project was a vast improvement on the quality of tax information made available to the public, as well as data sharing with the County’s largest cities. Speaker Bio's Lisa Myhand -- IT Project Manager Lisa holds a computer science degree and a master’s in business administration from the University of Alabama Birmingham as well as a certification in Project Management (PMP). She has over 25 years’ experience working in the Information Technology field with the last 15 years in Tax Assessment and Collections for Alabama’s largest county, Jefferson. Lisa recently led the successful Tax Maps Conversion project to redraw the County’s over 1 million parcel lines and convert to ESRI’s parcel fabric. Joshua Chris -- GISP Josh is the Enterprise GIS Manager for the Jefferson County Commission in Birmingham, AL. In this role Joshua is responsible for managing the GIS infrastructure including servers, licensing, web mapping applications, critical application integration, and managing GIS projects. Additionally, Joshua serves as the executive director for the Jefferson County GIS Consortium which a partnership comprised of thirteen organizations across Jefferson County that collaborate to collect and share data and costs for data collection including annual acquisition of high resolution orthophotography. Joshua also currently serves as President of the GIS Association of Alabama, a non-profit committed to promoting GIS and geography education throughout the state. Prior to this role Joshua served as the Director of Engineering Services and Project Management for 3-GIS in Decatur, AL. Previously worked as a GIS Project Manager for KAYA Associates, Inc. in Huntsville, AL. Gaynell Hendricks -- Tax Assessor In 2008, Gaynell Hendricks was elected the first African American and Woman Tax Assessor of Jefferson County where she serves to date. In this role, Hendricks has been credited with automating processes, streamlining procedures, and educating citizens on benefits and legislative change. Most recently, Ms. Hendricks led a mapping project for Jefferson County, the largest of its kind in the United States. Deeply involved in her community, Hendricks on various boards and agencies throughout the state, including the Birmingham Zoo, Alys Stephens Center, and The Birmingham International Airport Board where she notably chaired the Board during a transformative $300 million terminal modernization. Van O’Brien -- Sidwell Senior GIS Analyst and chief parcel fabric guru, who worked with Jefferson County throughout this project.
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Based on the graphic if that floor unit you have selected is floor 5 that means the "first floor" that you duplicated from are all Floor 0 and I'm guess the expression doesn't show because it's doing some sort of multiplication by 0. You might want to select all those first floor units and set them equal to 1, then run the duplicate parcel on those. As for the extrusion, in that expression you have you're multiplying the Floor by a value which would give you a larger number for each floor. You can just return a solid number like 5 and then each floor will be extruded by 5 (meters or feet or whatever unit you use).
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Thank everyone for attending! Here is the recording of the MeetUp - Barbados -- An Island Modernized, presented by Heather Campbell from our Parcel Management Specialty Business Partner Silvacom. Creating a parcel Fabric from the Ground Up. Provide valuable lessons gleaned from creating the Barbados Parcel fabric utilizing ArcGIS Pro and share some recommendations for parcel management. About Heather: Heather Campbell is a GIS Technician at MNC Ltd. She has been with MNC since 2015. Heather specializes in working with the ArcGIS Pro Parcel Fabric and ArcGIS Online apps. She is also skilled in the areas of data model design, quality control, documentation, training, team leadership for mapping projects, and project management. Be sure to sign up to our MeetUp to be alerted regarding all our upcoming meetups: https://www.meetup.com/esri-parcel-fabric-meet-up/ We look forward to seeing you all again at our next MeetUp at the end of the month.
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