Latest Contributions by JasonCamerano

‎10-07-2020

Discover how Renville County achieved extraordinary milestones in its land records modernization strategy by leveraging new Esri technology. As part of an enterprise GIS deployment, the existing parcel fabric was migrated into the new Parcel Fabric in ArcGIS Pro, and ArcGIS Hub was rolled out to connect citizens with critical business information and GIS solutions. See why embracing the ArcGIS platform has enabled Renville County to support its citizens and county staff, and embody what it means to be a smart county. Presenters: Kyle Wikstrom, Solutions Architect, Pro-West & Associates Kyle Wikstrom serves as a Solutions Architect at Pro-West, where he helps local government organizations evaluate, configure, and deploy solutions through Esri’s ArcGIS Platform. He has extensive experience with ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Hub and was instrumental in Pro-West receiving designation as an Esri Specialty Partner for both products. Kyle stays informed of emerging location technologies and designs solutions that are based on common workflow patterns that address critical business needs. Jennifer Ward, Project Manager, Pro-West & Associates Jen has been with Pro-West & Associates for over 20 years and serves as Project Manager to many counties and cities, including Renville County. She has provided integral support to the county throughout its GIS journey to achieve its parcel management goals. Alex Lange, GIS Specialist, Renville County Alex is GIS Specialist at Renville County, MN, an agricultural county in southern Minnesota with a population of 15,000. Alex has led and coordinated GIS activities at the county for the past two years, implementing new technologies and improving workflows to enhance citizen engagement and keep the County at the forefront of local government GIS. Alex has a degree in computer science and GIS from St Cloud State University, Minnesota. Brandon Tourtelotte, State & Local & State Govt Business Development Manager Brandon works with clients nationwide in helping to solve problems with Location Intelligence, along with the team of Geospatial Professionals at Pro-West. He has worked in the Location Intelligence field for 19 years.

‎09-09-2020

If you save the toolbox with Import Script turned off and Store tool with relative path checked on then just store the script in the same folder as the toolbox and that should work. Then everyone can just point to the location where the toobox is located and run the tool.

‎09-01-2020

So one thing I seemed to have found that stops the issue is to right click on the Script Tool and go to Properties. On the General tab uncheck the box that says Import Script. It will then bring up windows browser. If you can browse to the area where the tool is downloaded you will browse to a .py file. Just click that and click OK to the windows explorer. Then click OK to the overwrite message. Now run the tool again and it should run fine. I'm looking into what importing the script does that's causing issues.

‎09-01-2020

Hello Wiley, I've update the tool. I think I found the reason that was happening. Could you re-download and try it again please? Here's the link again: https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=72066dab7b774ca59b649bf807cc9945 Thanks! Jason Camerano

‎05-05-2020

The ArcGIS Pro Parcel Fabric was released in July 2019 and brings many benefits to organizations that perform land records maintenance. But what happened to my symbology? Why does it not look like my ArcMap Parcel Fabric? This meetup will discuss: 1. Architect of the ArcGIS Parcel Fabric versus the ArcMap Parcel Fabric 2. Pre-upgrade considerations 3. Upgrading an ArcMap Parcel Fabric 4. Post upgrade recommendations 5. Applying symbology to emulate the ArcMap LGIM enabled Parcel Fabric

‎04-16-2020

With ArcGIS Server 10.8 (ArcGIS Pro 2.5) the Parcel Fabric REST API is fully supported. These capabilities can transform the industry... even if you only use ArcGIS Pro to merge and split parcels, you could potentially do it while on vacation, from the other side of the world, from your mobile device... Agenda: 1. What is a REST API? 2. Why do we expose and push parcel fabric capabilities to the Parcel Fabric REST API? 3. How can the Parcel Fabric REST API be used by non esri clients? 4. Considerations: Authentication, Permissions, Licensing, versioning 5. Demos 6. Documentation and resources 7. Resources and documentation Here is a link to the code samples seen in this meetup: https://community.esri.com/docs/DOC-14842-meetup-parcel-fabric-rest-api-code-samples

‎04-16-2020

Here are the code samples from the latest Land records MeetUp: Parcel Fabric REST API – Geo-enabling business systems

‎01-03-2020

Hey srinu rao I think the time stamps provided might be a little off from the video but I think I know how to answer your questions. 1. To prevent a user from moving form one step to another until they properly attribute a field of a feature or features you can use the Verify step action. Here's the documentation on how to validate in Tasks: Verify step actions—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop 2. In the step where I validate the topology I created a Step Palette Create a palette—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop and one of the steps in the palette was "Validate Extent". I chose a step palette because there are many tools that the user could use to fix the topology errors and I wanted to provide them in the palette. They could click Validate Extent (the first tool in the palette) at any point and it would validate the extent. Hopefully his answers your questions! Thanks, Jason

‎12-12-2019

Register here: Land Records Meetup (Redlands, CA) | Meetup You will be notified when we schedule new meetups and get the Go To Webinar registration link where you can sign up to join and watch live.

‎12-12-2019

Video recording of the MeetUp on Thursday December 12th, 2019 showing off all the new features coming to Parcel Editing in ArcGIS Pro 2.5.

‎12-03-2019

Tool has been updated: Enhancements: Supports users who already have Radius 2 field in their data. It will convert it form Text to Double if necessary Fixes: Updated Metadata. Now both layers (new Pro lines and error lines feature classes) will be added to the map.

‎08-23-2019

Hello everyone. Just to let you know the "Enable Undo" functionality will be available in ArcGIS Pro 2.5. The setting will be able to toggled on or off both in Designer and during runtime.

‎08-08-2019

Hey Jonathan, Good point. We could look it just having this already set up as the Subtype Field. We wanted to give users freedom to choose their own fields if necessary. -Jason

‎07-31-2019

That's really weird. Would you be able to get a subset copy of your ArcMap Parcel Fabric and send it to technical support so we can take a look at it? This might be a bug, but without looking at the data I can't really tell. Thanks!

‎07-31-2019

Can you check the attribute table of the Lines of the parcel type you're looking at? See if there are COGO measurements

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Latest Contributions by JasonCamerano

MeetUp: Renville County: Leading the Way with Parcel Management and ArcGIS Pro

Re: Migrate ArcMap COGO To Pro

Re: Migrate ArcMap COGO To Pro

Re: Migrate ArcMap COGO To Pro

MeetUp: Recreating my ArcMap Parcel Fabric Symbology in ArcGIS Pro

MeetUp: Parcel Fabric REST API – Geo-enabling business systems

MeetUp: Parcel Fabric REST API Code Samples

Re: ArcGIS Pro Task - checking mandatory field

Re: What's New ArcGIS Pro 2.5 for Parcels

What's New ArcGIS Pro 2.5 for Parcels

Re: Migrate ArcMap COGO To Pro

Re: Tasks: Additional Actions fail to fire

Re: ParcelSubtype Field

Re: COGO

Re: COGO

UC 2026 Parcel Fabric Social Hosted by Sidwell!

Parcel Fabric 2torial - New Enhancements to Tasks

MeetUp: Parcel Fabric What's New In ArcGIS Pro 3.7

Re: MeetUp: Parcel Fabric What's New In ArcGIS Pro...

MeetUp: Miami-Dade County’s Leap into Parcel Moder...

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