Latest Contributions by SteveLynch

Please try to narrow down the problem, viz., - use a smaller dataset, with and without a barrier - output to ESRI grid rather than fGDB - create a new fGDB and output to it - with you posted scenario, increase the cellsize and exclude the barrier and output to ESRI grid Please let us know which of these are successful. Thanks Steve ... View more

Please have a look at the links that Eric provided earlier in this thread for a reference as to where it is documented. If you cannot add the 5x5 file then please contact Esri Support. -Steve ... View more

It must be greater than 2 by 2 Please try it with a 3x3 or larger raster Steve ... View more

The "ASCII" raster format is a supported raster format. Which means that if the file has a .asc extension it can be used directly. Which means that you can use the CopyRaster tool to change and set the output bit depth. Steve ... View more

Look at "Create Subsets" in 9.3 http://webhelp.esri.com/arcgisdesktop/9.3/index.cfm?id=4003&pid=3999&topicname=Extending_ArcMap_with_the_Geostatistical_Analyst_extension or add a field to your dataset and use the "Calculate Field" GP tool using the following Python expression arcgis.rand("Integer 0 100") (you'll have to modidy the 0 100) or in ArcGIS 10, use the Subset Features GP tool -Steve ... View more

Please use the help and search for terms like delete, remove. ... View more

Yes it is in memory. To persist it use the SaveToLayerFile geoprocessing tool Steve ... View more

Run the CreateGeostatisticalLayer geoprocessing tool and then look at the syntax reported in the processing dialog. Steve ... View more

Reclassify to integer values and then divide by a value to create the probability raster. I.e, if you want all the values in the habitat raster that are forest, for example, to have an inclusion probability of 0.75, then reclass them to 75 and the use the Divide (by 100) tool to create the probability raster Steve ... View more

please send your layer and datasets used to create it to slynch@esri.com Steve ... View more

Fixed in 10SP1. Reference number is NIM060172 ... View more

Are you using 10 Final 10 SP1 10 SP2 Thanks Steve ... View more

It is a layer created using the Geostatistical Analyst extension. If you created the output running Spatial Analyst or 3D then you'll need to specify a larger processing extent in the Environment and re-run the tool. Hope this helps. Steve ... View more

Is this a Geostatistical layer? Is field boundary's extent larger than the extent of the points? Try choosing "the current display extent" ... View more

Right click the Geostatistical Layer -> Properties -> Extent, then choose an extent ... View more