Latest Contributions by SteveLynch

‎08-15-2011

There is no update for "ArcGIS 9 Using ArcGIS Geostatistical Analyst", it is now contained within the ArcGIS documentation. The tutorial info can be found in the help or online at http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#/Introduction_to_the_ArcGIS_Geostatistical_Analyst_Tutorial/0031000000nz000000/ Steve

‎08-12-2011

Robert Please can you email me (slynch@esri.com) or post the problems that you have with TopoToRaster. Thanks Steve

‎08-10-2011

re-posted at http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/35984-Determining-contribution-of-environmental-variables-on-biodiversity

‎08-04-2011

Do you have Java installed? Please see http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#/Spline_with_Barriers/009z0000006r000000/ and what type of point feature class are you using? Thanks Steve

‎08-04-2011

The following two geostatistical interpolation methods are added: Areal interpolation - This new spatial interpolation technique supports the frequent need to transfer data from one set of geographic areas to a set of different geographic areas. Having this capability helps to solve a significant problem for regional analysis because the data used are often from different sources that are collected in different areal units. Empirical Bayesian Kriging (EBK) - Kriging is an important tool in geostatistics. Empirical Bayesian Kriging differs from other kriging methods in ArcGIS Geostatistical Analyst by accounting for the error introduced by estimating the underlying semivariogram. It also simplifies the workflow by requiring minimal interactive steps from the end user. The beta web site has a series of tasks that you can do to learn about these new capabilities. Try out the new functionality and report your experiences, issues and questions here! Thanks Steve Lynch

‎07-27-2011

Abby Setting the null values was only available in the Wizard and one cannot automate a Wizard workflow. However, a Geostat layer can be manipulated via the CreateGeostatisticalLayer GP tool. But you can't specify the Nodata values when using this tool. We then decided to remove the option from the Wizard. All tools in ArcGIS honor selections and ignore nulls, therefore Geostatistical Analyst is now in line with the rest of ArcGIS. Hope this helps in understanding why it was removed and sorry for the inconvenience. Steve

‎07-26-2011

In 10SP1 we fixed it so that Raster To Polygon with all NoData will throw ERROR 010151: No features found To test if a Raster has all NoData run the IsNull tool. If the output is all 1 then it only has NoData Steve

‎07-22-2011

Abby It is a 3 step process 1) arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management('ca_ozone_pts', 'NEW_SELECTION', '"ELEVATION" = -9999') 2) arcpy.CalculateField_management('ca_ozone_pts', 'ELEVATION', 'NULL', 'VB', '#') 3) clear the selection or save the layer to a new FC in a file geodatabase Steve

‎07-20-2011

Abby If you rather store your feature classes in a file geodatabase then <nulls> are supported, i.e. ignored. Else, leave the -9999 values and do a selection prior to using the Wizard. Steve

‎07-09-2011

Chris Have you looked in the help? http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#/Set_Model_Parameter/00300000001m000000/ Regards Steve

‎06-09-2011

Andrew Persist the Join (i.e. CopyFeatures to new FC), can the field be used? Does IDW work? Can your use one of the joined fields to do Buffer (i.e. use your joined field in the Field control)? Thanks Steve

‎06-08-2011

The points are not multipoint are they? If not, could you zip the points and email them to me (slynch@esri.com) Thanks Steve

‎06-06-2011

We changed our searching neighborhood algorithm for ArcGIS 10. It appears that this is the cause of your speed issue. We made it more robust but appears that in your case it slowed down the process considerably. We�??re looking into fixing it. However, if you change the Sector type to 1 sector it�??ll be fast or you could also keep the 4 sectors but change the minimum neighbors to 0 and it�??ll be fast. The data that Bryce has is very densly sampled and the change of neighborhood will therefore not impact the predictions. Hope this helps Steve

‎06-03-2011

Bryce Could you pachage the GA layer (in the following toolset, DataManagement->Package) and post it to the Forum or email it to me (slynch@esri.com) also, please let me know the cell size and raster format (grid or fGDB or ?) that you are exporting to. And, BTW, do you have any geoprocessing environments set, i.e analysis cell size, extent, snap raster, output coordinate system? And, BTW, the GALayerToGrid geoprocessing tool is the same that is used when right clicking on the GA layer and choosing Data->Export... Thanks Steve

‎05-27-2011

Please can you contact Esri Support. Thank you Steve

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Re: Where is ArcTutor docmentation?

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Re: input on environmental variables on biodiversity

Re: Blank error message when using Spline w/ Barriers

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Re: Set no data (null) value in geostatistical wizard?

Re: Raster to Polygon fails with empty input

Re: Set no data (null) value in geostatistical wizard?

Re: Set no data (null) value in geostatistical wizard?

Re: Cannot determine range and sill parameter values from GA model

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