Latest Contributions by SteveLynch

You need an a priori raster as input. Please see the tool's help. To ignore values, set the pixel values (in the input raster) to zero or nodata. Do you have a Geostatistical Analyst license and have you checked it out in ArcMap? Steve ... View more

It is not supported for Geostatistical layers. You could send your output to a raster and then reclass the raster and convert that to polygons  (or use Filled Contours from http://blogs.esri.com/esri/arcgis/2013/01/17/introducing-the-spatial-analyst-supplemental-tools/). Steve ... View more

This is a cross-post. see http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/85193-Model-Builder-w-Geostatistical-Analyst-creates-different-g.-layers ... View more

If you have SP1 installed then NIM079650 is fixed. Open a new blank ArcMap and load only the point feature class and then... Please do the following using the same dataset and field (and using the defaults): 1) create a GA layer using the Wizard 2) create a GA layer using the RBF tool in a model 3) create a GA layer using the the GP RBF tool Right click, each of the GA layers, and choose Properties and then copy the dialog on the Method Summary tab. Are they all the same? -Steve ... View more

are you using 10.1 and do you have Service Pack 1 installed (which fixes NIM079650)? ... View more

Does this zero contour form a closed shape and are there any points outside it? SplineWithBarriers will generate predictions in the above case. If you still have questions it will help if you post a graphic. -Steve ... View more

Use SplineWithBarriers. ... View more

IDW uses a "line of sight" approach when barriers are used. The output extent, by default is equal to that of the input points. KernelInterpolationWithBarriers in Geostatistical Analyst, on the other hand, uses a "shortest route around" a barrier. Hope that this answers your question. Steve ... View more

If you are in lat/Long then you are in an unprojected coordinate system. I.e you are in a geographic coordinate system. You need to project you data! Steve ... View more

Camden If you load the raster (that you want to create a slope of) into ArcMap, what coordinates do you see in the bottom right of the view? Are they in feet or meters? What is the range of values in your raster, i.e. what are the min and max values? and what units are they in? -Steve ... View more

also remember to set the SnapRaster equal to your input raster otherwise Resampling (using nearest neighbor) will take place. -Steve ... View more

I did, but I get errors Traceback (most recent call last):   File "Z:\Extraction of Bands\Extraction\Python for extraction\Trial\ZonalStatsOverlappingPolys (2)\makeZones.py", line 170, in <module>     arcpy.CopyFeatures_management(inFeat, inFeatures)   File "c:\program files (x86)\arcgis\desktop10.1\arcpy\arcpy\management.py", line 2226, in CopyFeatures     raise e ExecuteError: ERROR 000210: Cannot create output Z:\Extraction of Bands\Extraction\Python for extraction\Trial\Scratch.mdb\50m_buffer_P_selection ERROR 000361: The name starts with an invalid characterFailed to execute (CopyFeatures). Failed to execute (ZonesWOverlap). Failed at Wed Oct 31 10:37:07 2012 (Elapsed Time: 8.00 seconds) Output in a geodatabase must start with an alphabetic character, yours starts with the number 5 ... View more

so you have 3 inputs to TopoToRaster 1) polyline and you've selected the type = Contour 2) point feature class and type = PointElevation 3) polygon feature class and type = Boundary Correct? Thanks Steve ... View more