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‎01-01-2016

Just some more info - you can find lots of labor market and census data between those two links. You can obtain this in raw/flat file format. For the Census data, I would check out the ACS datasets. Just a word of advice, you will really want to study the documentation so you know how to use the data, it can get complicated. Some of the data is meant to fit within a federal-defined, relational database structure (WID).

‎01-01-2016

First places I would check - the BLS and the Census Bureau: Databases, Tables & Calculators by Subject Data Tools and Apps

‎12-31-2015

Can make it a full-time job!

‎12-31-2015

Regarding your first solution, adding them individually, I'm assuming you're referring to something like this? require([ "esri/dijit/Basemap", ... ], function(Basemap, ... ) { var basemaps = []; var waterBasemap = new Basemap({ layers: [waterTemplateLayer], title: "Water Template", thumbnailUrl: "images/waterThumb.png" }); basemaps.push(waterBasemap); ... }); On the same API reference page (BasemapGallery | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript), there's some info on calling a basemap gallery group: require([ "esri/map", "esri/dijit/BasemapGallery", "dojo/dom-construct", ... ], function(Map, BasemapGallery, domConstruct, ... ) { var map = new Map( ... ); var basemapGallery = new BasemapGallery({ showArcGISBasemaps: true, basemapsGroup: { owner: "esri", title: "Community Basemaps" }, map: map }, domConstruct.create('div')); ... }); According to the documentation: The group can be defined by specifying either the id or the owner and title of the group. If all three parameters are defined only the id is used. If a valid basemapsGroup is defined then the value of showArcGISBasemaps is ignored and the default ArcGIS.com basemaps are not displayed.

‎12-30-2015

Also with effects toolbar!

‎12-29-2015

You may want to check out the GeometryEngine.GeodesicDistance Method GeometryEngine.GeodesicDistance Method Calculates the geodesic distance between 2 given points and calculates the azimuth at both points for the geodesic curves that connects the points.

‎12-29-2015

Jason, I stumbled across this thread: arcgis desktop - Split lines with points while maintaining other dissolved lines - Geographic Information Systems Stack … In a nutshell, you may need to write your own script. It looks like someone wrote a script as a basic license workaround, I'll give the link in case it's helpful, but it may take you in another direction since it's a workaround. Split line at a point with ArcGIS 10.1 Basic level license? - Geographic Information Systems Stack Exchange I am not around ArcGIS at the moment to test any of this! But, hopefully it gives some more insight... as Richard said: The rule of geoprocessing is always make complex items the last things you work with. Always work with the simplest items (single line parts) first and then add complexity at each stage of your script in an order that each stage is handled efficiently. Also each additional level of complexity should only be introduced into the process when the simpler objects cannot help move the process forward to the ultimate goal.

‎12-28-2015

Regarding .shp, .dbf, and .prj, those are components of a shapefile. Typically, you'll have about 7 file components of a shapefile - not all are required, but you absolutely must have at least the following: .shp .shx .dbf Here's the complete list: .prj — projection format; the coordinate system and projection information, a plain text file describing the projection using well-known text format .sbn and .sbx — a spatial index of the features .fbn and .fbx — a spatial index of the features that are read-only .ain and .aih — an attribute index of the active fields in a table .ixs — a geocoding index for read-write datasets .mxs — a geocoding index for read-write datasets (ODB format) .atx — an attribute index for the .dbf file in the form of shapefile.columnname .atx (ArcGIS 8 and later) .shp.xml — geospatial metadata in XML format, such as ISO 19115 or other XML schema .cpg — used to specify the code page (only for .dbf ) for identifying the character encoding to be used .qix — an alternative quadtree spatial index used by MapServer and GDAL/OGR software Shapefile - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Make sure the shapefile you are attempting to open has the three mandatory files - I would recommend you have the .prj as well, so long as it's valid (looks like you do). If you don't have it, but are 100% certain of the projection, you can define this in ArcMap using the Define Tool. Like I said, only use this if you need to define the .prj and know the projection used to create the shapefile originally. Here's some info on salvaging a corrupt shapefile, if that's an issue for you: 27429 - Recover a corrupt shapefile Regarding the other files, it's been awhile, but if I'm not mistaken, a .cor is a post-processed/corrected .ssf - you should be able to export from Pathfinder to shapefile. Regarding the .dsp - this may be related to Optitex (a CAD software); a marker file: Optitex | 3D Virtual Prototyping, 2D CAD Pattern + Fashion Design Software Knowledge:CAD File Extension - OptitexHelpEn Marker:Save As - OptitexHelpEn I have no experience with this software...

‎12-28-2015

Jason, You may want to try running the Integrate tool first - here's a write-up on why it may help: Split Line at Point not splitting where points are Word of caution, try it on a copy of your data first since Integrate doesn't produce an output - it changes the data directly!

‎12-28-2015

Try exporting as a shapefile or gdb feature class first!

‎12-22-2015

Having trouble with Python when dividing by zero? Traceback (most recent call last): File "<pyshell#0>", line 1, in <module> 5/0 ZeroDivisionError: integer division or modulo by zero Better get Chuck Norris to help: def chuck_norris(a, b): try: value = a/b except ZeroDivisionError: if (a == 0): value = float('nan') elif (a > 0): value = float("inf") else: value = float("-inf") return value

‎12-22-2015

Also, try just printing your item: for i in fcList: print i

‎12-22-2015

In your code block, where is shapefile coming from? You still have an issue with your concatenation: print "1" ++ shapefile That should result in something like bad operand type for unary +: 'str'

‎12-22-2015

E.g. something like: FYI, Fiddler can capture ssl traffic, but you shouldn't need to set this up for this debugging.

‎12-22-2015

Kenric, One thing to try - download Fiddler (Fiddler free web debugging proxy) on the machine with ArcGIS. Open ArcMap, then open Fiddler. You can make sure it's capturing traffic by going to google.com, or something. Once you've verified you're capturing traffic, attempt to geocode an address. You should see with a 200 response from geocode.arcgis.com - if you do not see this request, it was never sent. If you see the request, but you have result other than 200, your firewall may be blocking it... Actually, in either case, your firewall could be causing blockage...

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