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Hi
Probably wrong place to post, but I gave figuring out the logic behind the forum.
I have a dataset of GPS data from a collar that was on a Red deer for a few months. This is point-data logged with a interval on 1 hour.
I use an iterator (row selection) to get the relevant data out and transform it to a line using Point To Line tool.
Now i want to find out where the door crosses some roads. For that i use Intersect tool and get all crossings as points.
All well so far.
Now the problem is I need to get the time, or at least some time interval, for that crossing. When i transform the points to line all the relevant data i obviously lost.
Any inputs I can try out?
Thanks a lot!
Mathias
import arcpy from arcpy import env env.workspace = r"C:\Layers\TESTING.gdb" fc = "Test_M_Calc" rows = arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(fc, ["SHAPE@M", "MEAS"]) for row in rows: row[0] = row[1] rows.updateRow(row) del row, rows
Hi
Probably wrong place to post, but I gave figuring out the logic behind the forum.
I have a dataset of GPS data from a collar that was on a Red deer for a few months. This is point-data logged with a interval on 1 hour.
I use an iterator (row selection) to get the relevant data out and transform it to a line using Point To Line tool.
Now i want to find out where the door crosses some roads. For that i use Intersect tool and get all crossings as points.
All well so far.
Now the problem is I need to get the time, or at least some time interval, for that crossing. When i transform the points to line all the relevant data i obviously lost.
Any inputs I can try out?
Thanks a lot!
Mathias
import arcpy from arcpy import env env.workspace = r"C:\Layers\TESTING.gdb" fc = "Test_M_Calc" rows = arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(fc, ["SHAPE@M", "MEAS"]) for row in rows: row[0] = row[1] rows.updateRow(row) del row, rows
When I try the second solution, with the M enabled and a field that contains a unique time identifier I cant get a value for the single line segments which I could then use to identify the crossings.
GREAT!
I managed to get the values out for each crossing. Of course as the MEAS value, but converting that to a date and time should be trivial. I hope 🙂
Thanks a lot.
Help has been greatly appreciated.