Latest Contributions by RiyasDeen

Hi Xavier, Looks like curve calculator is giving results in linear units feet or meter. the script produces results in decimal degrees. You may want to project you points and try again. You can use project tool to project it to your local projected coordinate system ... View more

Hi Dimitris, you need Extract Subdataset. ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2) ... View more

Hi Biranchi, Taking out these two lines from html style fixed the issue for me           overflow: -moz-scrollbars-vertical;           overflow: auto; Edit fiddle - JSFiddle ... View more

Hi Tom, Yes I do, Let me know what the issue is, I'll see if i can be of any help here. ... View more

Hi Xavier, Attached script to calculate radius of curvature based on the points you select on the layer. Setup: Extract attached zip file. Add a script tool and point it to radius of curvature.py Set a script parameter source as Feature layer Change Line 15 on radius of curvature to point to the circle shape file Add your XY point layer to map and select set of points to calculate radius (If you don't select points then all the points will be used) Script will calculate Radius of curvature using three point logic (first , middle and last point based on NoLigne field order of values) as well as Dan's Circular regression. Circle feature class will have points which form the circle and type column with logic used for computing it. Use the one that best fits your purpose. Output would like below. Note: CircularRegressionHelper.py is dan's code as is from Circular Regression ... View more

Hi Alejandro, In this case you can use spatial join. ArcGIS Desktop 1. Target feature will be your line features, join features will be your buffer feature, join operation 1 to many, join type keep common, match option COMPLETELY_WITHIN 2. From the output run summary statistics on buffer ID and sum of origin and destinations. ... View more

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Hi Xavier, Can you post a small subset of your data? Take out any confidential business attributes that you don't want to share. If you don't want to reveal the actual location of your coordinate, omit the .prj file in you post. ... View more

Hi Xavier, You'll need at least three points for calculating radius of curvature. Important: The script I posted above is very simplistic. It assumes your circle passes through all the three points and does not take anything else into account. If this simplest interpretation of curvature would meet your need I'll modify the script to use selection from layer. If one best fit radius of curvature for the whole road which takes all GPS points into account, Dan's script I referenced above is your best candidate. ... View more

Hi Dan, Agree that 3 points along a larger section of road will not be a true representation of actual curvature of the road. My understanding of xavier's requirement was he's interested in curvature for individual segment formed by 2 GPS points (which i understand is not possible) the next simplest option was to use 3 consecutive coordinates to measure the curvature. I found your circular regression script here Circular Regression . ... View more

Hi Xavier, Not sure if there are any readily available tool. Attached script calculates the radius of curvature using three consecutive coordinate sets. In your case you may want to use the start, mid point and end point coordinates for your road. ... View more

Hi Ana, if you have got your polygon and point geometry object, then you can use contains on your polygon geometry. polygon-amd | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript ... View more