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Kimo where is the script for the tool? It wasn't embedded. Cheers
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A very simplistic approach might use the output of this tool: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=c18cddc60eaa4bc2b97e0c7782ef18d0 Regards
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09-18-2014
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Hi Despite being slightly flamed by Duncan H. I can offer: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=9398bd2232cb4c8490b0b05015364d28 Except you'll need to make a minimum bounding rectangle by width from your polyline first. 🙂
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09-11-2014
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You'll want to make the input JSON a string parameter as use it as an argument to arcpy.AsShape(). The JSON will need to be well formed GeoJSON or EsriJSON, and if the former don;t forget to set a spatial reference to the result. Also don't forget the boolean second argument to AsShape. Regards
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09-11-2014
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Hi If the KML/Z file has a schema object then the Data Interoperability extension will create a feature class with a properly typed schema with attributes. If you have to resort to Python then you'll need to parse the HTML with something like BeautifulSoup.
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09-02-2014
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Try the generator and cursor approach used in this sample: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=da1540fb59d84b7cb02627856f65a98d
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08-25-2014
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I think Excel does something unusual with ATAN2. Lat/Lon Distance Excel (Spherical Law of Cosines and Haversine Formula in Excel) | feed on my links
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If you have 3D Analyst you can use Interpolate Shape to create a 3D shapefile then calculate a slope with some Python.
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08-25-2014
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If you do not have Desktop Advanced and the Near GP tool then provided you can deal with 0.5% error then the Haversine formula might be suitable. Or Vincenty if you want to get fancy.
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08-25-2014
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If you have the luxury of being sure the values are comma separated... If not you use an AGOL endpoint and build URLs with your data: http://geocode.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/World/GeocodeServer/find?text=Redlands+CA+92373&outFields=*&f=pjson Or geocode the data with the USA Postal locator used by AGOL: \\dharma\Benchmark_Data\Geocoding\LocatorImprovements\Locators_Release_July2014\LocatorData\USA
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I can’t reproduce – a rerun of a tool works: >>> arcpy.Copy_management(in_data="C:/Temp/DougGolfCourses.gdb/GolfCourses",out_data="C:/Temp/DougGolfCourses.gdb/GolfCourses_Copy",data_type="FeatureClass") <Result 'C: Temp DougGolfCourses.gdb GolfCourses_Copy'> >>> arcpy.env.overwriteOutput True >>> arcpy.GetInstallInfo()['Version'] u'10.2.2' >>>
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Hi Use a FeatureSet as the data type of the input, this will let you capture a polygon. regards
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Hi CityGML is likely to require special handling, it will have a custom profile, I will ask our 3D team to assist. Regards
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Hector Please log a support call, the analyst is going to need your data. Regards
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