Latest Contributions by SteveLynch

have you looked at Find Identical? ... View more

You need to save the model and can do it anytime while modeling, noting that it'll save all you've done up to that point (you can do the save for your ArcGIS Pro project). Please make sure that you have either of the 2 default base maps (World Topography Map and/or World Hillshade) in your map. We will remove this limitation in 3.3   ... View more

Emma Which version of ArcGIS Pro are you using? ... View more

Some useful comments and questions above. Here are some more 1) is your data stored locally or on a network (local is better) 2) turn off the visibility of the layers after they are transformed and also other layers in your Contents 3) uncheck Auto Calculate while modifying the transformation 4) "Save transformed dataset when model is run" needs only to be enabled if the transformed layers are to be used outside the Suitability Modeler 5) size of your data (number of columns and rows) 6) are all the data in the same coordinate system and have the same cell size? 7) how many criteria are you using? ... View more

please copy the "National Security Submodel" to a .tif raster, zip all the files and email to me (slynch@esri.com) ... View more

The problem that you are encountering is that your suitability map is all zero, hence WARNING 010506: All input cell values are identical. The Suitability Modeler does not use 0, I suggest that you use the Environment's Mask or set areas that you don't want to use to NoData. Does your suitability map, when using only 1 criterion, have different values and can you run Locate on it? ... View more

What version are you using and a screenshot of your suitability map showing min and max would help. And, have you tried the solution associated with the error?   ... View more

What happens when you save the suitability map to a fgdb on your local drive? Right click the Suitability_map layer in Contents and pick Properties, post a picture of this ... View more

What version of ArcGIS are you using? You only need to persist the transformed layers to disk if you are going to use them elsewhere in your analysis, so you don't have to save them. Where are you writing your suitability map to, a local folder or a shared folder and what output format, fgdb, .tif, ? ... View more

Ian Please email (slynch@esri.com) a zipped copy of the raster and a list of the parameters that you are using. -Steve ... View more

After the tool is run, click on View details, change to the Parameters tab and click on the "Copy all details to clipboard" icon.   ... View more

Use Con and set all NoData = -9999 and then do RasterToPoint ... View more

I'm sorry to hear that you are having problems.  What version of ArcGIS Pro are you using? Once you've done the transformations you need to create a full resolution Suitability map before doing Locate Regions. If you look at the properties of the suitability raster you'll notice that it is an .afr (a function raster) and it needs to be persisted to a full resolution resolution raster. This is all done within Suitability Modeler.         ... View more

Have you tried using the Run button on the Suitability tab?   https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/analysis/spatial-analyst/suitability-modeler/locate-tab-in-suitability-modeler.htm   ... View more

have you considered Identify Contours? ... View more