Latest Contributions by JasonCamerano

‎05-30-2024

Hey everyone! With migration being a key topic this year I thought we will release a couple Parcel Fabric 2Torials centered around migration. This 2torial (a 2 minute tutorial) focuses on migrating to the parcel fabric from a shapefile (or any polygon feature class will work in this process). I know there is a lot of content in this video so as always please check out all the links below for more information Here are links for more information to help you migrate your parcel data into the Parcel Fabric! Append data to the parcel fabric Create Parcel Fabric Parcel Types Workflow - Create parcel fabric and load data Simplify Straight Lines and Circular Arcs Create Parcel Records Build Parcels

‎05-28-2024

Hey everyone, Just wanted to remind everyone of two of our upcoming online meetups scheduled for the month of June! They will be focusing on user stories centered around the Parcel Fabric and Land Records. Click the links below to register so you can join in watching live. You can ask questions directly to the presenters and interact with other members of the parcel fabric community First up is: Barbados - An Island Modernized Tuesday, June 4, 2024 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM PDT MeetUp: https://www.meetup.com/esri-parcel-fabric-meet-up/events/301058689/ Webinar Link: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/6836703267632755290 Please join us in welcoming Heather Campbell from our Parcel Management Specialty Business Partner Silvacom. Creating a parcel Fabric from the Ground Up. Provide valuable lessons gleaned from creating the Barbados Parcel fabric utilizing ArcGIS Pro and share some recommendations for parcel management. Next is: Jefferson County Alabama’s GIS Transformation Tuesday, June 25, 2024 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM PDT MeetUp Link: https://www.meetup.com/esri-parcel-fabric-meet-up/events/301226076/ Webinar Link: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/518144194523482709 In this presentation we’ll hear about the largest County in Alabama, and how their Tax Assessor’s office completely modernized updated their tax system using ArcGIS. This involved the adoption of the ArcGIS Parcel Fabric, as well as a County-wide remap of all 320,000 parcels . The end result of the project was a vast improvement on the quality of tax information made available to the public, as well as data sharing with the County’s largest cities. --------------------------- Please register to see these presentations live! As always all our meetup presentations are completely free! And they will be recorded.

‎05-23-2024

@LucasBeauchampIt could get very cluttered and confusing when it comes to setting templates and attributes in that pane when there is a 1 to many relationship. With Merge it makes more sense because we know only one feature is being created as it's a many to one operation. If we were to introduce the attribute/template options on divide it would have to be an all or nothing approach, like you would be applying the template/attributes to all the features that are created by the divide. I think just using the Attribute pane after the Divide is a better approach as everything would be selected after the Divide and you can set values to all the divided features one each feature individually. However, I could see that having the ability to use a template or not could possibly be done if you omit having the attribute table like what is in merge. Having just that could be something but that would be a change the Editing team would need to look at as we are just using their tool.

‎05-23-2024

@LucasBeauchamp Scratch that... this is actually "by design". I fall into this trap constantly and I wish that Domains weren't set up like this by default. I noticed in your data all the fields that had domains were what failed to come across when Dividing. To fix this go and edit your Domain; right click any layer --> data design --> Domains Then find the domains you want (probably all of them) and switch the split policy from DEFAULT to DUPLICATE. This will then fix the problem you are having.

‎05-23-2024

@LucasBeauchampI see the issue with your data. I think it's a bug. I'll have developers look into why it's happening. Thanks!

‎05-22-2024

@LucasBeauchamp Would you be able to send me that small subset of data? I can then test it out internally and see what's happening? Thanks

‎05-22-2024

It's that time of year again, it's Esri User Conference time! And we are happy to announce that our annual parcel fabric social will be hosted by Sidwell! It will be located at Soleil @K (660 K St, San Diego, CA 92101) located in the heart of downtown San Diego mere blocks from the convention center. If you are interested in going please fill out this brief survey: https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/1a08630e2d11451dad803c2d3093a209 Once you've completed the survey you're almost set, just come by either the Sidwell booth or the Land Records booth in the Exhibit Hall in the convention center and get your wrist band! That's it! Now you're ready to enjoy food and drink while chatting with fellow land records enthusiasts from all across the world! Join members of the Sidwell team and the Esri Parcel team for a fun evening! We look forward to seeing you all this summer in beautiful San Diego! More information can be found here: Our gracious host Sidwell: https://www.sidwellco.com/ UC 2024 Land Records/Cadastre Sessions and Activities Flier: https://community.esri.com/t5/user-conference-documents/land-records-cadastre-sessions-and-activities-uc24/ta-p/1474238 Esri User Conference 2024: https://www.esri.com/en-us/about/events/uc/overview

‎05-21-2024

Hello @-_Ashley-B-Potter_- I'm unable to reproduce this on ArcGIS Pro 3.2. I created a subtype on a lines layer and created some lines that were not the default subtype. I ran planarize and all the lines stayed of the subtype of their parent lines. Would you be able show an example with some images or a video of what is happening?

‎05-21-2024

Hey @LucasBeauchamp Can you explain a little more on what's happening? I tested this right now and I have a parcel type that has a subtype set on the Polygon layer. When I divide the polygon all the children parcels that are created are the same subtype of the parent parcel. Also, what version of ArcGIS Pro are you using?

‎04-30-2024

Hello @CatherineRoloson I think what you want to be able to do with Merging into New Feature can be done. If you uncheck the "Use Template" check box and then you can choose which feature to preserve the attributes by selecting the feature in the "Feature to merge" box. Let me know if this is what you want to have happen. -Jason

‎04-26-2024

Hey @SeanLyons Great idea, in fact we have discussed this internally quite a bit but we always have lots of questions. I would like to pose them to you and the community as well. When tracing lines, if the tool allowed lines in opposite directions to be traced how would you expect that line be represented in the grid? How would the lines COGO measurements be displayed in the Traverse Grid? How would editing those specific lines directions work? We are very curious to what many users would expect to happen in the grid if we allowed reverse line tracing.

‎04-25-2024

I would verify that either Map Topology or GDB Topology are active on the Edit tab

‎04-23-2024

Hello @-_Ashley-B-Potter_- Hopefully I'm understanding your question correctly. You have a bunch of records that have features in them and you want to consolidate all those features into one record. Here's what I would suggest. Create the new record that you want everything to be associated to. Set that record as Active Open Manage Records and search for the records that have the features you want to move over to the newly created one In the manage records pane select all the records and then right click and choose Select Features in Records (use shift click to multi select) Now all the polygons, lines and points from all those records will be selected. Go to the records HUD and click the menu button and choose "Assign Selection To Record" Those features will now all be assigned to your newly created record. You can now clean up those empty records by deleting them as necessary. Let me know if this workflow accomplishes what you need. - Jason Camerano

‎04-23-2024

Thank you everyone for attending! Here is the recording of the What's New Meetup. We are excited to share a few new capabilities: New geoprocessing tool Duplicate Parcels. Merge Parcel points enhancement: can choose which feature to preserve but move the point to another location. Geoprocessing Merge Collinear Boundary lines: it also supports the merging of true curves. Copy Parallel tool can extend or trim Divide tool has the option to split lines Manage Records enhancements: attachments Align Parcels; Create Links by rectangle New geoprocessing tool Select Parcel Features. Administrative Parcels: moving a point will also update the polygon Traverse supports geodetic direction types. Traverse: a new warning when a COGO feature class is not COGO enabled. New warning for COGO enabled feature classes when project distance units do not match the spatial reference units. Road ahead

‎04-22-2024

Hello Parcel People! Don't forget tomorrow at 9am PST April 23, we will be holding our What's New meetup where we will be showing off all the new functionality coming to the Parcel Fabric in ArcGIS Pro 3.3! Register for free here: https://www.meetup.com/esri-parcel-fabric-meet-up/events/300045022/ Come join us live and chat directly with the Parcel Fabric team. We will have polls where you can provide feedback that help guide our future development work. We will also discuss upcoming meetups including two in person meetups that we will have at this years 2024 User Conference, one being a hosted lunch Special Interest Group sponsored by ProWest and second a Parcel Fabric Social sponsored by Sidwell. We always look forward to showing you all the new features we've been working on and we value all your feedback. Talk to you all tomorrow! - Jason

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Re: Divide Tool Feature Template or Inherit Original Parcel Attributes

Re: Divide Tool Feature Template or Inherit Original Parcel Attributes

Re: Divide Tool Feature Template or Inherit Original Parcel Attributes

Re: Divide Tool Feature Template or Inherit Original Parcel Attributes

UC 2024 Parcel Fabric Social hosted by Sidwell!

Re: Planarize tool needs the template functionality.

Re: Divide Tool Feature Template or Inherit Original Parcel Attributes

Re: Make the Merge Tool More Parcel Aware

Re: Allow the Traverse tool to trace lines in any direction

Re: Is there a method to have the line associated with the polygon move with the polygon when a vertex is edited or moved?

Re: Is there a way to mass update/merge records with similar naming conventions?

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