I have published a web elevation layer (from a scene in ArcPro). The units are in feet and are in the 5,000's range. This is a snip from an elevation profile done with the scene viewer. The elevation units are being treated as meters and multiplied by 3.048 to 'convert them' to feet. How do I get the scene viewer to recognize the elevation surface units correctly (or should they be converted to meters)?
Thank you,
Randy McGregor
Next to the trash can is the settings option to change the unit of measurement to meters
https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/get-started/scene-elevation-profile.htm
Thanks for the input, but that didn't work. See below. It 'thinks' the custom surface has elevation units of meters so whatever unit I pick the elevation will be modified as if it were starting with meters.
Can you share the web scene and layer and I can take a look.
Sorry, but this is confidential data. I appreciate the follow up. The raster is in a state plane system, linear units and elevation units are in feet. I am going to try to get a 3D analyst license and changes the elevation units to meters with math.
I could use 'times' to create a new raster with meters for elevation, but don't have 3D analyst.
Hi @RandyMcGregor3, ArcGIS Online assumes the 'z value' of your Elevation layer is the same as that of the scene. My assumption is that this scene also contains the default elevation layer, which is in Meters.
To fix this, I think you'd need to either:
Here's the relevant section from the documentation:
Full documentation: Basemap and elevation layers—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation
Thank you for this information. I will give it a try.
Dealing with this same issue out of no where. I've been publishing elevation layers from drone2map and site scan without issue for months until all the sudden it's making all my elevation layers use meters, even though they are all processing using feet. Tried to publish from multiple locations and it seems that it's an AGOL issue.