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Jamal, What you are facing were happening to us before. What we did is to re-cache that under AOI between the 'missing' scale ranges and then re- import caches...
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Lasantha, First, the free extension (Groundwater Analyst) from AQUAVEO will be helpful to do your jobs. Please refer to Arc Hydro Groundwater | Aquaveo.com . With your SPOT Heights to prepare the layers that needs, please refer to the doc in ArcGIS and Groundwater Analyst...
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Traditionally, geospatial and G&G techniques belong to different discipline. For last decade, however, geospatial community has been facing new challenges, because more and more custmers and applications demand surface-subsurface data integration (saying, creating drill hole traces in 3D plan/ profile/ section) and geological analysis 'within' geospatial solutions, which are commonly used in geological studies, subsurface engineering (utility, civil engineering), hydrology, river and flood rish analysis, earthquake study, mining, energy, ... Even though huge challenges ahead, it also offers big opportunities ... How closely to combine both disciplines to reach those diverse goals, in particular, via comining both spatial data models and G&G data models 'within' geospatial database/ servers, with rich client applications? We see some good moves in this direction. For example, Aquaveo at Subsurface Analyst | Aquaveo.com and C Tech at EnterVol Product Suite | C Tech Development Corporation , partially or fully combine some of G&G data models within ArcGIS FGDB. Worth to mention, major commercial G&G data models are aleady well-designed to combine both geospatial and G&G data models 'inside' G&G domain, meanwhile also allowing integrated or seamlessly interoperated with major geospatial database (like a WMS Server or ESRI ArcGIS Server) and other G&G project database (OpenWorks, GeoFrame). For example, Paradigm SKUA-GOCAD (Epos), which is 'proprietary' G&G data models with geospatial data models widely available for petroleum and mining industries, offers this type of 'integrated' features (complete geospatial and G&G data models in one domain) to give users much more efficiency and production for geological exploration and resource appraisals in operation... Technically, SKUA-GOCAD is a complete 3D GIS - G&G modelling system, which covers both surface 3D and subsurface 3D. With SKUA-GOCAD, seamless interaction between 3D model visualization, multiple data space views, and a powerful query environment for selecting subsets of both geospatial and G&G data through one central software application. Schlumberger Seabed E&P data model (Petrel) and GEOVIA Surpac™ (Gems) offer similar capabilities and functionalities... So far, some offer good starter with some real geological analysis capabilities in geospatial workflows as an extension inside ArcGIS to connect their own G&G database, even not completely in geospatial database yet. RockWare GIS Link 16 - cross-sections, fence diagrams in ArcView (sold by RockWare) Geological Software | Geology Software | Geosoft Solutions GSI3D -Free Near-surface 3D modeling package GSI3D - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Certainly, some open data models are also trying to do so, including BGS OpenGeoscience, USGS and PPDM ... However, those data models still are facing development challenges in geospatial platform like ArcGIS... ++++++++++++ OneGeology OneGeology - To be the provider of geoscience data globally Open Geoscience data models | British Geological Survey (BGS) Borehole data model from BGS: Borehole index & interpretations | British Geological Survey (BGS) Geochemistry data model: Geochemistry data model | Geochemistry | British Geological Survey (BGS) Lithology data model: Lexicon data model | British Geological Survey (BGS) NADM - The North American Geologic Map Data Model FGDC Proposal for Geologic Data Model Standard National Geologic Map Database -- Standards Development
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From variant index images (like NDVI) derived from time-serial remote sensing images, both the ‘spatial variation’ and ‘temporal variation’ for multiple disciplines could be defined, which are widely available, in particular, in the literatures. However, most of those research results show high uncertainty and low reliability. Examples of spatial and temporal variations of some fine-grained suspended particle characteristics in two Danish coastal water bodies (by Ole Aarup Mikkelsen 2001) Variations in northern vegetation activity inferred from satellite data of vegetation index during 1981 to 1999 (by Liming Zhou el Variations in northern vegetation activity inferred from satellite data of vegetation index during 1981 to 1999 - Resear…) Annual integral changes of time serial NDVI in mining subsidence area (Ma Chao el 2011) In practice, in order to *accurately* define spatial variations or detect spatial changes directly from time-serial images or index images, many technical challenges are required to be solved. For example, in GIS and land management, how *effectively* to detect spatial changes of landcover over time (i.e., landuses, building lots, fences, tree crowns, etc.)? Obviously, algorithms for change detection /defining spatial variation are mostly different from feature extraction, including traditional change detection algorithms and object-oriented algorithms. For last few years, many researches and practitioners have been discussing object-oriented Change Detection with eCognition and ERDAS Objective. With eCognition, it uses the multivariate alteration detection (MAD) transformation (by Allan et al, 1998; Nielsen & Conradsen, 1997), which is based on the established canonical correlations analysis. http://www.isprs.org/proceedings/xxxviii/4-c1/sessions/Session8/6674_Johansen_Proc.pdf http://www.ecognition.com/sites/default/files/357_esarda03_nieca.pdf, http://clas-pages.uncc.edu/gang-chen/files/2012/12/Chen_2012_TRES_332.pdf, http://www.ecognition.com/document/object-oriented-analysis-change-detection However, it looks that MAD might be challenging, as a ‘real' object-oriented solution for Change Detection in accurate way. Inversely, ERDAS Objective uses Discriminant Function Change algorithm to help extract change features, which demonstrates direct and efficient way to map ‘spatial variation’ and perform change detection...
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peter, To reduce the size of 'exported' TIFF (avoiding big TIFF), the simple way is to set the smaller cell size (saying, 0.5 m from 0.15 m) before beginning. However, from your projection/ datum, it looks that the image uses WGS 84/ geodetic. Maybe, it is easy way to convert it into projected image, saying, UTM / WGS84...
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Does it look similar discussion here at https://community.esri.com/message/70787#70787 ?
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tyson, it is confirmed by thread at https://community.esri.com/message/397707#397707
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Within AppBuilder, to access map services & image services from our ArcGIS servers, it looks that we should go through the widget (like basemap gallery widget), because all applications created by Web AppBuilder must be based on a web map from a portal, such as ArcGIS Online or Portal for ArcGIS. As we known, Portal for ArcGIS or ArcGIS Online can directly consume those services from organization ArcGIS Servers... Team, is it correct? Pls advise...
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Good question, yang rui, Any progress on your script? By the way, do you have all those data layers available in GDB (including natural breaks, etc.)?
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Hiran In practice, what you can do is to add /import the second mosaic dataset into the first one (via Add ‘table’); remove all ‘overviews’, and then re-do color-balancing (conduct statistics on this new MD, if necessary); and finally create overviews again. In fact, your issue is common, especially, when working ‘non pre-processed’ raster datasets within Mosaic Dataset model. Worth to mention here, if your ‘500 scenes’ raster datasets are not ‘pre-processed’ (that is, color-balancing and spatial rectification are not done by other remote sensing package like ERDAS/ ER Mapper or PCI), it is really challenging for you to produce nice color-balanced Mosaic Dataset with clear features at full resolution.
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very nice for historical layers' display http://historicalmaps.arcgis.com/usgs/
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Larry, glad you got it! However, I am not exactly sure I understand what is your use case. Could you clarify what are you trying to achieve with the "to configure image services to disable/enable �??basemap layer�?? working remotely at workstation, if containing any image services"? Thanks! Sorry. The idea is: For security consideration, we would disable any �??unauthorizedan' analysts to 'locally' perform any caching operation onto �??basemap layer�?? , if containing any (or some of) image services. However, the function can be enabled at server-side, if certain users authorized (or specific image services allowed) .
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Thanks for assitance, alexey, Following your explanation, I have tried to republish MXD (containing image service layers) in other regular GIS servers, but failed to do so during Analyze.Yes, correct. The ArcGIS Server layers (like image services) are not supported in GIS server for republish as map service. It would be better to have a security mechanism at server-side to configure image services to disable/enable �??basemap layer�?? working remotely at workstation, if containing any image services. Any more advice? Regards,
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