Latest Contributions by DanPatterson_Retired

can't seem to find a definitive answer, so I will say... I guess not ... View more

would a weighted overlay help? How Weighted Overlay works—Help | Documentation  ... View more

did you try setting the interpolation method as a parameter? Model parameters—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  ... View more

I have moved the question to Geoprocessing‌ a more suitable place for questions of this type. ... View more

A quick tour of creating tools with Python—Geoprocessing and Python | Documentation  Start with custom toolboxes, You associate your parameters with lines in the tool dialog.  Models are useful to establish workflows and to begin to learn how a model and code are comparable.  When you get a feeling for the differences, you will be able to transition models to code much easier.  That is why I said, get a standalone tool working, spit it out as a script, compare it to what a model spit out and you have your translator.   ... View more

If you typed any of that, get rid of it and only select the fields and operators from the dialog to build the query.  And don't try to do it all at once, verify your query as you go, building it incrementally ... View more

If the tool can't even run, then there may be something fundamentally wrong with your data ... View more

Run the Select_analysis manually to make sure it works.  Get the code snippet from the run and compare it to what you have ... View more

The help file details are important so you have an idea what your density details are.  observations per square degree? does that sound useful to you? ... View more

What was your cell size? What was the extent of the  data? Did you specify these values? Did you do a projection? And if so, did you look at the raster cell projection method? Don't forget to examine the Environment settings for the tool Point Density—Help | Documentation  how it works How Point Density works—Help | Documentation  other considerations Differences between point, line, and kernel density—Help | Documentation  If you used 'defaults' it is highly likely that the results will be extremely poor if that is the only information you used for the tool. ... View more

perhaps the opening paragraphs here might explain why the field appears to change ArcGIS field data types—Geodatabases | Documentation  and the section on Global Identifier section. ... View more

001852: Layer type is not supported for vector tile packages.—Help | Documentation  Any chance that you have layers that aren't point, polyline, polygon or multipoint visible in the map? Turn off the visibility of unsupported layers in the map's Contents pane or remove them from the map. ... View more

You could turn those areas to nodata Set Null—Help | Documentation  ... View more

Keep us posted. As an explanation, the einsum line does a dot product for all segment points at one the crossproduct implementation does a similar thing (_x_) The arctan2 simply implements the dy, dx all at once too. I use numpy when I am working with geometries that may have hundreds or thousands or edges.  It may seem like overkill for simple shapes but the process-by-triplet logic is still there, except it is completely vectorized.  I kept the searchcursor bits if that is way you collect geometry in your workflow. ... View more

I edited my original post with a fuller example. ... View more