Latest Contributions by BradNiemand

Rupsa, There have a few options to geocode your data.  ArcGIS Online World Geocoding Service, World Geocoder for ArcGIS, StreetMap Premium, and building your own locator if your organization maintains it's own reference data.  You can take a look at the following site to see which one best works for you. Geocoding and Place Search | ArcGIS for Developers  ... View more

Mark, You would need to log in first for the ArcGIS World Geocoding Service to show up when using the Geocode Addresses tool.  This tool consumes credits when geocoding against the online service, because the results are stored, so it requires credentials in order for it to show up. Close the tool and go to File > Sign In... It will take a few seconds to log in and then you can reopen the Geocode Addresses tool and the ArcGIS World Geocoding Service will be in the dropdown now. ... View more

Mark, The documentation you are referring to above is for locally built locators and our Street Map Premium locators. If you would like to get the geometry based on the "Address Location" (Geometry that represents an address location such as rooftop location, parcel centroid, or front door) for the ArcGIS World Geocoding Service and you are using version 10.6 or Pro 2.1 or newer, there is an option to set the "Preferred Location Type".  The is exposed in the Geocode Addresses Geoprocessing tool in ArcMap and Pro as well as the Geocode Table tool in Pro.  Here is the corresponding documentation. Geocode Addresses—Help | ArcGIS Desktop - ArcMap Geocode Addresses—Help | ArcGIS Desktop - Pro ... View more

In addition to what Jake mentions above also make sure that the find provider is enabled in the settings of the Locate Pane. ... View more

Suggest didn't work with intersections at the time of the original post but it is supported now for the Online Service (both links above work now).  As for locators built with your own data, this functionality is still not available. ... View more

It looks like you are trying to enter a partial street name and expect it to return results based on that.  Is that correct?  If so, you should really be using the "suggest" operation instead to get suggestion results and then use the suggest results to send to the findAddressCandidates operation. Ex. http://geocode.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/World/GeocodeServer/suggest?text=rue+Notre-Da&countryCode=CA&location=-75%2C45&f=pjson Use the text and magicKey to send to the findAddressCandidates operation.  I am choosing the first one in this example: http://geocode.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/World/GeocodeServer/findAddressCandidates?CountryCode=CA&SingleLine=Rue+Notre+Dame%2C+Cornwall%2C+Ontario%2C+K6J%2C+CAN&outFields=*&maxLocations=7&location=-75%2C45&magicKey=dHA9MCNsb2M9ODk0ODg3MSNsbmc9NDIjbGJzPTEwOTozNTQ0NjQ4OQ%3D%3D&f=pjson The findAddressCandidates operation doesn't search for partial inputs.  It does handle aliases and typos but not partial input strings. Brad ... View more

Mike, Thanks for the feedback.  At this point in time we don't have a programmatic way to geocode a single address against a local locator from within ArcGIS Pro.  What would be the preferred way to do this in your situation?  Would you be looking for something in the ArcGIS Pro SDK, something in Python, or maybe even something else? Brad ... View more

Mike, If that data is in a table you can use the GeocodeAddresses geoprocessing tool to geocode that table which can be done using Python.  That tool will create an output featureClass with the geocoding results which can be used for other analysis.  Maybe even creating a model that had this tool strung together with other analysis tools would work for you. Brad ... View more

What exactly are you trying to do?  There are ways to programmatically geocode against a locator built off of your own data. 1. You can publish it as a geocoding service to ArcGIS Server.  You can then use the geocoding REST APIs to perform geocoding 2. You can use the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET. 3. You can use python and the geocoding geoprocessing tools such as GecodeAddresses (convert an address table to a featureClass) Brad ... View more

Thanks for the feedback.  We are in the process of fixing this issue. Brad ... View more

ArcGIS Pro 1.3 will have Feature Search. Brad ... View more

Jeremy, You can use ArcGIS Pro.  Pro supports using suggestions for the World Geocoding Service and locators built with 10.3 published to ArcGIS Server and hosted in your own ArcGIS Portal.  In addition to that, Pro 1.2 will be able to use locators with suggestions directly from Server without having to use Portal. Brad ... View more

Would this work? 1 out of range ~80 10 out of range ~79 20 out of range ~77 70 out of range ~70 100 out of range ~60 These can be tweaked but it is a tedious process. Here are the new values you would use to replace the ones i mentioned above: <init_properties>   <prop name="MatchHouseToRange:DistanceScoring:Method">Linear</prop>   <prop name="MatchHouseToRange:DistanceScoring:HouseDelta">150</prop>   <prop name="MatchHouseToRange:DistanceScoring:HouseDeltaScore">0.0</prop>   <prop name="MatchHouseToRange:DistanceScoring:MaxOutOfRangeScore">0.53</prop> </init_properties> Brad ... View more

There are other parameters to this change that we can do to change the scores.  What were you looking for? 1. What should be the score deduction for the first house number out of range, second, third...? 2. What is the highest number of out of range addresses that you want to get back? Brad ... View more

This would be in addition to the mapping_schema ref changes mentioned before. Brad ... View more