Latest Contributions by SteveLynch

Integer rasters can have additional attributes and as Dan suggests you can join these raster tables to the output point feature class then use CopyFeatures to persist the join. -Steve ... View more

…or just outraster = FocalStatistics(inRaster) ... View more

....and persist myRasLst[0] to disk and use it in ArcMap in FocalStats ... View more

in your Py script, print the value of os.path.join(inDir,InAsciiFile)), os.path.join((OutRaster,InAsciiFile.rsplit(".")[0][:9]) once and in ArcMap paste the result into ASCIIToRaster and see if the tool runs. -Steve ... View more

what is the cell size and the extent of the output raster? ... View more

you could also get it from the GetRasterProperties tool ... View more

Have a look at Semivariogram and covariance functions ... View more

Dan the R stuff is at R — ArcGIS and it is for ArcGIS 10.3.1 and Pro 1.1 -Steve ... View more

The R bridge for Esri is available for ArcGIS 10.3.1 or ArcGIS Pro 1.1 Welcome to the R - ArcGIS Community ... View more

read up - processing extent and snap raster ... View more

Jobs at esri ... View more

it returns an in-memory raster layer. Use SaveToLayerFile_management or CopyRaster_management to persist the result. -Steve ... View more

There are a few other ways to do this 🙂 Load the Spatial Analyst toolbar (Customize->Toolbars -> Spatial Analyst). The Create Contour tool will do what you want albeit at screen resolution, i.e. the more you zoom the more detail you'll get, or Run some geoprocessing tools ExtractValuesToPoints (using the single point and the raster as input) and remember to check "Interpolate values at the point locations" in the output copy the value from RASTERVALU ContourList, use the raster and paste the copied value into the Contour values control. SelectByLocation use the contour output and the single point with relationship=WITHIN_A_DISTANCE and maybe a small search distance -Steve BTW, from the Avenue doc The following example creates a Graphic line of a contour passing through a point specified with the cursor on the active View. The contour is created from an active GTheme. The value of the contour is displayed in the status bar. The example must be executed from an Apply event since it uses ReturnUserPoint to get the point. It also assumes that there is only one Theme active and that it is a GTheme. theView = av.GetActiveDoc theGridTheme = theView.GetActiveThemes.Get(0) thePoint = theView.GetDisplay.ReturnUserPoint zValue = 0 aPrj = Prj.MakeNull theLine = theGridTheme.GetGrid.ReturnContour(thePoint, zValue, aPrj) theGraphicLine = GraphicShape.Make(theLine) theView.GetGraphics.Add(theGraphicLine) av.ShowMsg("Contour Value : "++zValue.AsString) ... View more