Latest Contributions by SteveLynch

‎06-29-2016

Peter How many columns and rows will the output raster have at 30m? How long does it take when you use the default cell size? Have you set any environments? Are you using ArcMap or Pro? Using Task Manager, how many processors are being used? Regards -Steve

‎06-08-2016

Problem with interpolation of a non-continuous variable can be thought of as follows. 1000 people live here and 2000 people live there, how many live in between? 1500 ?. No, these could be two small towns on either side of a large city or there could be a lake in-between. Population, lightning strikes, tree diameter are all examples of non-continuous data that should not be interpolated. -Steve

‎06-02-2016

I understand the problem to be as follows. We have two rasters each with a cell size of 0.5 meters and when subtracting them from each other we see differences of 50 meters.

‎06-01-2016

cell size of 0,5 what, inches or miles or ? 🙂

‎06-01-2016

what is the cell size? what about looking at the raw LAS data?

‎06-01-2016

SubsetFeatures, however, it requires a Geostatistical Analyst license

‎06-01-2016

The interpolation tools in the Spatial Analyst toolset and those in the Geostatistical Analyst toolset have some overlap in behavior, for example; Output Extent (Environment setting) - use all the input features and restrict the output to this extent. Mask (Environment setting) - limit predictions to the area defined by the Mask. Coincident Points (Environment setting) and Parallel Processing Factor (Environment setting) only applies to the tools in the Geostatistical Analyst toolset. -Steve

‎05-31-2016

...or use ExtractByMask if you have a Spatial Analyst or 3D license.

‎05-19-2016

It actually calls a script tool, it has a "script" icon

‎05-13-2016

Run the AddXY tool on the data and then look at the values in the newly created fields, viz., Point_X and Point_Y, do they look out of place, like Dan suggested i.e. 0,0 -Steve

‎05-10-2016

Your Data type parameter is set to Contour, rather change this to SPOT if your primary input = points.Also, have you looked at any of the diagnostic outputs, I see that all these are empty in screenshot 34. Ie. see Evaluating output in How Topo to Raster works—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop -Steve

‎05-05-2016

Have a look at Vector Field Rendering and you may want to Reclass the flow direction raster so that the 1,2,4,8 etc are directions... Also have a look at Displaying Speed and Direction Symbology from U and V vectors -Steve

‎04-27-2016

or run the IsNull tool and if your output raster has any 0s it means that you have NoData.

‎04-27-2016

or SplitRaster

‎04-22-2016

@Till Müller If you run RasterToPoint, using the raster that you created, you'll be able to see where the raster cell centers are. -Steve

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