Latest Contributions by JasonCamerano

Hope everyone has had a great year! And as always we like to have a wrap up MeetUp every December to reflect on the year in Parcels.  Here's a recording of that event.  Take a look back at how the Parcel Fabric has evolved over the year, and all the events that have taken place throughout 2024.  We here at esri hope you all have a happy holidays and a great new year!  Here's to another great year of Parcels in 2025 Here some of the links shown during the video: Barbados Modernizes Land Administration with Geospatial Technology  Jefferson County's GIS Transformation in the Assessor’s Office How Oklahoma County Modernized Land Records & Streamlined Workflows with ArcGIS Parcel Fabric And please take a minute to fill out our short end of year survey! This feedback is very important to us.  2024 ArcGIS Parcel Fabric End of Year Survey   ... View more

Hey Parcel People! Thanks for all who attended the meetup this morning! Here's the video recording of the meetup.  In this What's New Meetup you'll see: - Enhancements to the Traverse pane to support entering internal angles - When moving a parcel point you can now maintain the shape of the line along its edge regardless of vertices along the line - When adding a fabric to the map you can now choose how you want the layers to be presented, for editing or publishing - Enhancements to Parcel Lineage visualizations - New Geoprocessing tool for finding gaps and overlaps allowing you to script the tool and now being able to find gaps and overlaps between different parcel layers - New Geoprocessing tool for finding adjacent points allowing you to find close points and overlapping parcel points - Enhancements to how you can configure the Manage Records Pane - New field triggers for attribute rules - Versioning tools can now be embedded in Tasks with the enhancements to how versioning is contextualized - And more! Thank you again for attending ... View more

Enjoy the recording of the latest MeetUp! When Oklahoma County began the process of modernizing and streamlining parcel management by implementing the parcel fabric, they were prepared for a large-scale project that would deliver value to the County, its staff and residents. But that project was just the start. Learn how the County has leveraged its parcel data in the fabric to deploy valuable land records solutions and dashboards, grow GIS across the County, build and expand a robust team, and what’s next for land records management at Oklahoma County. ... View more

Hello everyone! This is a recording of our latest meetup where we presented our Migrating and Administrating Parcels presentation that we performed at this years User Conference. Description from the UC: Learn about the parcel fabric information model and how it can be extended. This session will cover both data migration from simple feature classes as well as the upgrade process from the parcel fabric for ArcMap. Once your parcels are in the parcel fabric learn how to configure it in your organization: single user and enterprise deployments, editing map configuration, tasks for parcel workflows, topology rules and attribute rules. Once properly configured learn how to publish the map for multiuser editing and for viewing purposes. ... View more

Hello everyone! This is a recording of our latest meetup where we presented our Quality Driven Workflows presentation that we performed at this years User Conference. Are you looking to manage data quality in your ArcGIS Pro parcel fabric? Discover how to use attribute and topology rules to evaluate data quality in your parcel fabric and meet data quality requirements for your organization. This presentation includes common quality-driven workflows for fixing topological errors, geometry errors, and attribute errors. Also, learn about least-squares adjustment to detect outliers in measurements and to evaluate and improve your spatial accuracy. ... View more

Hello everyone!  This is a recording of our latest meetup where we presented our Record Driven Workflows presentation that we performed at this years User Conference.  Description from the UC: Do you create and edit parcels? Join us to learn common record-driven workflows for managing the parcel fabric in ArcGIS Pro. This presentation covers parcel creation (including from CAD files), editing and lineage management, merging, splitting, and boundary line adjustment. Learn how to edit using coordinate geometry (COGO) measurements from legal descriptions. Presenters also touch on advanced capabilities like workflow automation, 3D cadastre, and coordinate-based cadastre.   ... View more