Latest Contributions by GordonSumerling

@GISAnalyst3 have you seen the 3D Buildings Solution? It might do what your after? ... View more

@QuickSnail I think then you are referring to Oriented Imagery. Take a look at the example applications here.  I think the example you are after is 3D Chateau  but there are other examples which do what you are after. OIC  becomes part of ArcGIS Pro at the November release. No just an add-in ... View more

Hello @QuickSnail I think you'll find it is in this video at miniute 25 and the capability will be available in Drone2Map 2023.2 in November  ... View more

@JamesHead-Mears1 , do you need a mesh? Have you tried the "Create Create Point Cloud Scene Layer" Geoprocessing tool to create a point cloud scene layer which can be utilised in a scene? ... View more

Hello @GBacon. When dealing with .slpk Reality Mesh, it cannot be edited once created. Currently there is not a concept of Mosaic of Mesh eaither. Generally, it is recommended to have one Reality Mesh or as few as possible for an Epoch. Many tiles means that each will appear as a layer in your Table of Contents and as you mention management and organsition becomes tricky. Estimation of Reality Mesh size is dependant on resolution. The higher the resolution the greater the size of the .slpk ... View more

Hello @ValmirSantana The outputs from D2M are all tiff files. Conversion to ECW is not available as this is a licensing restriction from Hexagon. Only Hexagon products can write or update ECW files. If you take the image into ArcGIS Pro you can use the Copy Raster tool to convert to Jp2 which can provide equivalent compression.  Personally, I would leave as tiff as it is transportable to other applications. If you just want as backfround imagery then CRF is a faster option than JP2.   HTH Gordon ... View more

Hi @Rural_Design_LimitedGIS What happens if you process half the imagery in one job and half in another. With enough overlap. You could then use a Mosaic Dataset in ArcGIS Pro to bring the outputs together and then us the Copy Raster tool to output a final product. I know it does not direct solve your problem but it might get you past this hump. As for Drone2Map processing the full datatset I would drop the Point Cloud Density to High. The True Ortho ouput from SURE engine should still provide the result your looking for. Cheers Gordon ... View more

Hello @Anonymous User as a follow-up to Javier's comments , if using Site Scan Flight on an iPad then the iPad Mini is an ideal solution. It is compact and can be mounted on most controllers. Avoid the iPad Pro 12.9 inch. I have used one of these and it is just too big and requires a second pair of hands or a table to accomodate the size. ... View more

Hello @DeanChauvin. The labelling capability in ArcGIS Collector is limited and ArcGIS Collector is no longer supported. Looks like it is time to swap to ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS FieldMaps. You can use arcade scripting to acheive the labelling structure your after and it is supported in, ArcGIS Pro, the JavaScript 4.0 Map Viewer and Field Maps.    ... View more

Hello @JurgenRotteveel currently the DJI SDK for iOS, which the Site Scan Flight App utilises, does not support the DJI Mini 3. If DJI include this drone in an updated version of the SDK then Esri may consider adding support. As @Joshua-Young has correctly identified please refer to the supported drone list ... View more

@NicoBonnafoux ahh missread that piece. Thanks for the clarification ... View more

@ToreJensen2  This functionality you are requesting already exists. There is an option for ArcGIS Layers when you are creating the misssion. It appears twice. Once on the Enter Mission Data screen and then in the overlays on the Mission Setings.  See screen shots below       ... View more

Hello @Shauna-RaeBrown  Thank you for posting your request for support of this DJI Drone. The drones supported by Site Scan Flight are consistent with the supported drones in the DJI SDK.  In addition, Esri favour drone models that will deliver the best quality mapping data products, preferably those with high resolution sensors and mechanical shutter cameras. The DJI Mini and DJI Air are more consumer drones and do not fall into this category. Hence the reason we support the Mavic 2 upwards. A full list of supported drones and cameras today is available form: https://community.esri.com/t5/imagery-and-remote-sensing-blog/site-scan-flight-for-arcgis-matrix-of-supported/ba-p/1009544    ... View more