Latest Contributions by SteveLynch

shapefile, which uses .dbf, converts null to zero. To test, create a field in a fgdb that has nulls. Use CopyFeatures and save it to shapefile and you'll notice the zeros. ... View more

is the table a .dbf or in a file geodatabase? ... View more

Because you can repro the problem and we can't we need to try a few things on your side if possible. A geostatistical layer, is basically a set a parameters and a pointer to the input data. It is dynamic in nature and without the data it is broken. Some questions; does it succeed only on the machine where the layer was created (i.e. Win8 machine)? is the layer saved using the gp SaveToLayerFile tool and the "Store Relative Path" is checked? is the directory structure the same on Win7/10 as on Win8? does the source data (points) exist on the Win7/10 machines? on the machines where it fails (Win7 and Win10), does GA Layer to Contour geoprocessing tool succeed? Thanks -Steve ... View more

When creating the geostatistical layer, I would suggest that you use a shapefile or a  file geodatabase rather than an XY layer. I.e. use the CopyFeatures tool. And because you are using a non-projected coordinate system means that EBK will use chordal distances. ... View more

Elisios What happens if you use the geoprocessing tool and not Python? I.e. add the layer to the display in ArcMap and then run the DensifySamplingNetwork geoprocessing tool. I would also suggest that you use a shapefile or a  file geodatabase rather than an XY layer. I.e. use the CopyFeatures tool. Does your data have any spatial reference? -Steve ... View more

 Please also include a screenshot of the "Method Report", i.e. the last dialog that appears before the Wizard closes, viz., ... View more

Musfira So how many rows are there in each .csv file and/or dataset  (i.e. soil fertility profile, and terrain covariates)?  Please also include a screenshot of the "Method Report", i.e. the last dialog that appears before the Wizard closes. -Steve ... View more

You are doing cokriging. - how many datasets? - how many features in each dataset? - format of the datasets, eg., shapefile, fgdb, raster, ...? - what version of ArcGIS are you using? -Steve ... View more

Musfira I'm confused. The values in the Wizard are the sampled points. -Steve ... View more

The "Export Result Table" button creates a feature class of the cross validation results at the sampled locations. You can also use the CrossValidation geoprocessing tool to creates results at sampled and unsampled locations. Also see more details here. -Steve ... View more

if you have a Geostatistical Analyst license you could use the SubsetFeatures geoprocessing tool. ... View more

out.save(r"C:\Users\s\Desktop\test\out\masked"+ str(counter) + ".tif") ... View more

Dan Do you see any of the GA tools in your copy of Pro? What about going to the backstage, i.e. in Pro -> Project -> Licensing -> Configure you licensing options -Steve ... View more

I agree with Dan regarding the idea of doing it at 10 and 30 and comparing the results. Just on a technical note, resampling is also interpolation if you consider, for example, bilinear and cubic convolution. The topography of the area will also dictate the interpolation/resampling method. -Steve ... View more

Projection is only done if you specify a different spatial reference via the output coordinates in the environment. ... View more