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Well if that is what you want, how about the Tabulate Area tool? If the buffers overlap you may want to look at the NACT toolbox.
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Have you tried Zonal Statistics As Table? You could take that output and join it to your buffer feature class.
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Hi Jamal, If they are that sequential (1-5) you can do this one line Python expression: ["Extreme", "High", "Moderate", "Low", "Very Low"][!FIELD!] - 1] # corrected
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I highly recommend (plead with you really) to report the bug to Esri support. Reproducible user-reported bugs are the ones that get fixed.
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When you right click Calculate Value what is the message (Value = ?) I would set the data type to string, and then connect this as a precondition to the tool where you are going to use the string in the output name.
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An update, I have successfully done this with OneDrive. Students can click the link, click sync on the one drive page to sync the shared folder. They then can go into file explorer and install software, data with my scripts with one click. UPDATE OneDrive synch can be problematic - it can take a long time and students give up. So I have modified this for the fall, the install scripts and instructions are inside a folder which they download from one drive, unzip, and run.
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Darn I didn't realize, you can do this in one run! That is a lot less complicated. Though I tried this with polygons and it uses actual boundaries, not centroids. So neighbors have a distance of zero. So, depending on how you want to count neighbor distance, you may want to convert the polys to centroid points and run the Generate Near Table on the points.
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This is quite a puzzle. Where are you doing the summarize to total up the scores?
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Here's a lower-tech alternative to Where have all the licenses gone app that I just posted List concurrent licenses script
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This script is a simple .bat script to list current licenses. This is a very low-tech alternative to the Where have all the licenses gone? application; it pops up a listing in a notepad window for review. This script assumes that a current version of lmutil.exe is copied to the same folder as the .bat script. Alternatively you could edit the script to point to the lmutil.exe in the License Manager install. :: lmstatus.bat
:: Report complete license manager status
:: Usage: lmstatus {license server}
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:: Curtis Price, [email protected], 09/08/2009 Original coding
:: cprice 03/07/2011 hide activations from output (find /v)
:: cprice 07/28/2016 set up HERE variable to run from anywhere
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:: Edit the script to set LMHOST to your license server
@echo off
set LMHOST=%1
if "%1" == "" set LMHOST=arcgis.lic.xxx.edu
echo Checking licenses on %LMHOST% ...
set fn=%TEMP%\ESRILicenseUse.txt
echo %fn% > "%fn%"
echo. >> "%fn%"
set HERE=%~d0%~p0
"%HERE%\lmutil.exe" lmstat -a -c @%LMHOST% | find /v "ACTIVATION" >> %fn%
start /b notepad "%fn%"
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Joe, to answer your question directly about percent units, the units of slope are rise over run. If the DEM is in geographic, your slope values are invalid and really really high because the x is in degrees (makes no sense) and the y is in meters or feet. The way to fix this is to project the raster to a projected coordinate system like UTM, so units in x and y are the same. May not be your issue, but I thought I'd add that to the thread.
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The toolbars available is part of the map document. The standard way this is done in ArcMap is to create a map document that has the toolbars you want active (and placed on the interface where you want them). Users then can use this mxd as a template when creating a new map document. If the user wants a default set up fo toolbars for all new map documents, this done by opening a customized map document and saving the map document as a template to the Normal.mxt in the user's APPDATA folder. Fundamentals of saving your customizations—Help | Documentation Resetting your ArcGIS application profile
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Virtualizing ArcGIS Pro and offering it via Citrix or AWS App-stream-like environment is an option, but that could take some time to test and implement. On short notice, it could be challenging. Geri, I totally agree that virtualization is too heavy a lift for people like me that may need to spin up from in-person to 100% online in a week. But, getting desktop software installed and licensed on each student's machine is challenging too! This looks much easier than it used to be (online help) with wizards and such, but virtualization would sure be great for students - they would only need a computer (any OS) with a browser! Also, would be so useful in classes that need a custom, difficult to assemble stack of software (ArcGIS 10.5 with ArcHydro/HEC-GeoRAS for example). This summer I am going to explore this with my IT department for sure. Thank you for this blog post! I am forwarding it to my consortium members! Very helpful in our moment of extreme need!!!!
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Kelly, I totally do this. I set the desktop resolution to the minimum supported: 1024 x 768. You can also use software like ZoomIt.exe (free) to easily zoom in and out on the screen but it takes practice to control.
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