Latest Contributions by GordonSumerling

Hello @Anonymous User I have just tested this now, realising it is 8 hours after you posted this, but in my version of Site Scan Flight 4.3.1 on iPad OS 15.5 it all appears to be working correctly. Cheers Gordon   ... View more

@ZoltanKelly the flight log data is stored as part of the Fleet Management technology in Site Scan Flight and then uploaded to Site Scan Manager through the network connection. THis provide access to the full Fleet Management engine in the cloud. Site Scan LE is designed as a light flight planning tool to support our Drone2Map and customers who use the inspection workflows. Currently it is not possible to export the flight logs. Cheers Gordon ... View more

Hello @Andrew-Bowne to help the team understand this a little more can you please supply the source drone, camera used, imagery type (RGB, IR, Thermal), pixel resolution of the camera and if there was greater than one flying height in the mission.  I have seen project of this size process out so all this will be important. The I would also suggest logging with technical support. Cheers Gordon ... View more

@Carolyn_M These are two seperate transformation sets. The recommendation here is to separate the data into two unique featue classes. Transform them and then bring them back together. Unfortunately the Australian, Cocos Islands and Christmas Islands are on Separate Ntv2 grid files. ... View more

Hello @PJosephia It may be a case that you are seing a differnece between ellipsoidal and orthometric heights.  This blog article describes the issue you are seeing Cheers Gordon ... View more

@AmirBar-Maor this is a great tip. Couple of comments: For an Enterprise Geodatabase the relationshup is the fully quailfied table relationship like: <database>.<USER>.RecordHasTax For it appear in the Web Service fabric it has to published as an expression as part of the service. It cannot be created post publishing. cheers Gordon ... View more

Hello @st_123  So youare using a Phantom4 RTK. The Resoltion indicates you were flying somewhere between 70 and 80m. This wouls indicate that you should get a resonable resoltion mesh model, if the image overlap is good. We normally recommend 80% in the forwards and 70% in the side. Do you have this overlap? ... View more

@Richard_Nairn there is a really good dicusion here on the merits of the Export Raster tool v's the Copy Raster tool. They key is the Force RGB option " Check the Force RGB check box to export the output raster as a three-band RGB raster dataset with the current renderer. Additionally, while exporting to formats such as TIFF, JP2, PNG, and MRF that support alpha bands, you can use this option to export the data as a four-band raster dataset with an alpha band to preserve the transparency settings of the original data"  It appears the copy raster tool does not have this capability but has the Ignore Background Value option which may be the same. Hope this helps Gordon ... View more

Hello @Richard_Nairn I like to trial this in interactive form first. I can get this to work with output to JP2's with the following Export the image initially as TIFF. Load the TIFF image your interested in. Go to the symbology tab and Set the Mask values to (0,0,0) Create a new area feature class and draw a polygon which has the image extent Right click the TIFF image in the table of contents and select Export Raster Set the output name to be <name>.jp2 Select the clipping Geometry Clipping Type : Outside Use Renderer Force RGB Output format JP2 Compression Quality 75     Output image is a 4 Band JP2 image with Alpha band Hope this helps. some Gordon ... View more

Hellos @st_123 I'm afraid we will need to understand a little more about your imagery your attempting to process. Can you please consider the following 1) What is the ground resolution of the source imagery 2) What overlap do you have in the source images. 3) What does the output Orthomosaic look like resolution wise 4) What is the source drone/camera Cheers Gordon ... View more

@YounessAlaoui_Mhamedi for ArcGIS Pro FMV (Motion Imagery) is part of the Image Analyst exention for ArcGIS Pro. It is delivered with ArcGIS Pro, not seperate but you need to license it. Gordon ... View more

Hello Catalina, So Motion Video in ArcGIS Pro does support Live Stream however it is dependant on your video source.  To play a live video stream, you will need either the User Datagram Protocol (UDP) or Real Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP) address of the video stream from the drones. From what I have seen so far. Most commercial drones do not support this. The full description of the live video stream support is found here Cheers Gordon ... View more

Hello @JavierSosa this is particularly important now that we are able to select shapes from ArcGIS Online to create the flight path Cheers Gordon ... View more