I'm wondering if there is a way to speed up the display of temporal data in ArcGIS Pro......or to make the process more efficient.
I am charting customer outages over the span of the year and moving forward in one-hour increments. (e.g. Displaying outages from 1/1 at midnight through 1/1 at 1:00am, then 1/1 at 1:00am through 1/1 at 2:00am, etc.)
I have two issues. One is that the fastest the playback seems to occur (using the slider) is one one-hour window per second or thereabouts. Is there a way to make that even faster?
That issue might be compounded by the second issue. In an instance like this, I figure the most efficient way to plot data like this would be to plot the entire year's worth of outage data and then hide/unhide those customers that have changed from one one-hour window to the next. Instead, it appears that ArcGIS Pro goes back to the data source and performs the same query with each one-hour window, resulting in slower performance and a noticeable flicker.
Is there a more efficienct way to perform a temporal task like this?
