ArcGIS Roads and Highways Blog

The Rebuild Network Topology tool was introduced with ArcGIS Pro 3.3 for utility network users and was also exposed as the Rebuild current extent option on the Validate dropdown. This tool and command provide the ability to rebuild the network topology in the current extent of an active map.  This Add-In enables users who remain on ArcGIS Pro 2.9 and 3.1 to benefit from this functionality.

Workflows have been identified that can cause inconsistencies in the branch versioning system tables. When such an issue is encountered, features with missing branch versioning metadata can cause data inconsistencies when the version is reconciled, posted, and/or deleted.

The ArcGIS Server 11.1 Roads and Highways patch 1 is now available, along with ArcGIS Pro 3.1.7. The Server and Pro patches include a variety of bugs submitted by users as well as performance enhancements in route editing and calibration. For Roads and Highways users on these versions, it's recommended both patches be installed to provide the best user experience when using Roads and Highways tools.

You can download Pro 3.1.7 from MyEsri.

You can download ArcGIS Server 11.1 Roads and Highways patch 1 at https://support.esri.com/en-us/patches-updates/2024/arcgis-server-11-1-arcgis-pipeline-referencing-a...

ArcSDE User-Schema Geodatabases in Oracle are deprecated

Explore the UC 2024 agenda for ArcGIS Roads and Highways focused information. 

Key links on Roads and Highways, R&H updated for ArcGIS Pro 3.3

Explore the core structure for R&H linear referencing data (Roads and Highways, Transportation).

Read the details of what's new in the latest release of ArcGIS Roads and Highways. 

Enclosed is the latest version of the white paper outlining the steps to migrate a Roads and Highways LRS geodatabase from ArcMap to ArcGIS Pro 3.3. There are no major changes between the 3.2 version of the white paper, however, there have been updates to the python scripts to support migration. If you've previously downloaded the scripts, we'd recommend downloading the latest versions.

Esri, the world leader in the GIS field, will have a significant presence at GIS-T, particularly our ArcGIS Roads and Highways team.