Latest Contributions by DominikAllemann

Hi Yann-Eric Boyeau‌, Thanks for your question. I'm sorry to hear that the public feedback feature of ArcGIS Urban is not working as expected in your case.  The data model of Hub Annotations layers was slightly changed before the first release of ArcGIS Urban in July 2019. Based on the screenshots you've shared it looks as if your Hub Annotations layer was already created in 2018 - i.e. it doesn't include yet the Urban specific changes to its data model. As an immediate solution, you could consider one of the following workarounds: Delete and re-create Hub Annotations layer In the Urban data manager, set "Public Engagement" to disabled. Delete the current Hub Annotation layer. To prevent data loss you would need to create a data backup before deleting the layer. In the URban data manager, set "Public Engagement" to enabled. This automatically creates a new Hub Annotation layer that follows the updated Hub Annotation layer schema. Add missing fields to existing Hub Annotations layer Sign in to ArcGIS Online as an administrator. Locate the Hub Annotations Layer. Add the missing fields to the layer - the screenshot for the complete list of fields of the Hub Annotations Layer. Have an excellent day 🙂 -Dominik ... View more

Hi Samiya Al Ismaily‌, Regarding 1): This already looks good 🙂 Regarding 2): Do the parcels disappear again after having drawn the study area for a Plan or a Project before you click the "Add Plan" / "Add Project" button in the top right corner of the screen? It is expected though that the parcels are no longer displayed in the overview after having clicked the "Add Plan" / "Add Project" button. Regarding 3): I cannot reproduce this behavior with our test dataset. Maybe you can share the parcel dataset with me - either as a through a zipped file geodatabase or through an AGO Feature Layer - so that I can investigate if the issue you are experiencing is caused by the data or by the application? Feel free to drop me a PM on GeoNet or an email. Thank you, Dominik ... View more

Hi Brian Lee‌, Thank you for your question.  You are right that by default there is no edge info stored for parcels. And if nothing is defined as edge info, all parcel edges fall back to the default orientation "side" and the default adjacency "interior". The orientation and adjacency values of parcels can be calculated in CityEngine. Please refer to the CityEngine documentation to learn more about the Compute edge attributes tool. If you want to have EdgeInfo for all parcels of your Urban Model, we suggest calculating the edge attributes of your parcel layer in CityEngine engine first. Afterwards, you can import your parcels into your Urban Model through the Urban Data Manager and define there which source attribute of your parcel layer contains the edge infos that were calculated in CityEngine. Alternatively, you can also calculate edge info per Plan: Create a Plan in Urban Load the Plan's content (Zones, Parcels, Overlays) into CityEngine by using the Urban <-> CityEngine interface in CityEngine Calculate the edge info with the above-mentioned CityEngine tool Sync the Plan's content back to Urban Please refer to the CityEngine documentation to learn more about the ArcGIS Urban integration in CityEngine. Hope this helps :-). Thanks, Dominik ... View more

Hi Brian Lee, Thank you for your question.  It is actually planned that users will have the possibility to define two different existing buildings layers: - One that is shown with the schematic view. - One that is shown with the satellite view. This functionality is planned to be introduced with the upcoming version of Urban 2.0 - scheduled to be released around mid-June 2020.  Other than that you always have the possibility (already with the current 1.1 version of Urban) to bring additional external data to your Urban Model's Overview. You can assemble the layers that you want to have available in Urban in a new web scene and point to that web scene in the "Custom base layers" section of the ArcGIS Urban data manager. The individual layers of that web scene can then be turned on/off via the hamburger menu (the three horizontal lines in the top left corner of the screen) in the Urban Overview. However, "Custom base layers" content can not be masked out in Urban as compared to the existing buildings and existing trees layers.  Hope this helps 🙂 Thanks, Dominik ... View more