Latest Contributions by GordonSumerling

Hello @CaSuárez Did you know oyu can publish directly from Site Scan to ArcGIS ENterprise. This following blog article discusses this and supplies the batch script to perform this as well https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/site-scan/imagery/publishing-from-site-scan-to-arcgis-online-and-arcgis-enterprise/ Cheers Gordon ... View more

Hello Kate, It might be that you have not been assign permision in the User role to "Publish hosted tile imagery layers" See: the following diagram which is found under the Edit Roles: Cheers Gordon ... View more

@PeterMacKenzie2 We are investigating this as part of the whole GDA2020 data migration. Currently the Esri basemaps are classified as WGS84 ensemble which does not define level of accurcay. However it is understood that the GDA94 data is directly translated to WGS84 with a NULL transformation. There is a discusion happing to re-align these with the GDA2020 position. This though is a significant piece of work and needs public notification. ... View more

@PeterMacKenzie2 I notice you are using pythin here. Perhaps try using the forms interface and instead of selecting folder try a couple of sinfle images. I have also done rail work like this with the 360 camera so perhaps we can chat further via email ... View more

Hello Peter,   WIth regards to the Camera type, did you select Terrestrial 360 Camera. The images seem to indicate that it has not occurred as they have been flattened out. Cheers Gordon ... View more

Hello  sytsedevries, I may well be a compatability issue. with ArcGIS Pro 2.9. Therefor if you want to use the Orientated imagery application you will have to roll back to ArcGIS Pro 2.8 until the Orientated Imagery application is updated. Please revist the following web site  https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=36ee0bbedca64a5a8b68d7c69ab51728  for updates.  As for the image recognition piece, this will be Deep learning tools. More detail on these can be found at:  https://doc.arcgis.com/en/imagery/workflows/resources/using-deep-learning-for-feature-extraction.htm Cheers Gordon ... View more

Hello Nicolas, In these situations where you have mixed image sources, we like to use the “Build Footprints” geoprocessing tool. This effectively sets the extent of each image to the edge of the imagery and does not include padding as you have shown. Then in the Mosaic Dataset “defaults” make the setting “Always Clip Raster to it’s Footprint”. This then ensures that no image appears outside of the image extent. Also, if you have built overviews and they have included the padding, you will have to reconsider rebuilding the overviews as when they are built, they will honour the image footprint extent. Gordon ... View more

Hello CaSuárez, Now your sizes of photos is starting to get up there and your possibly reaching the upper limits of what the software can process in on job. Suggestion is to start to incorporate ArcGIS Mosaic Datasets and Image Services into your workflows When the size of the missions do get large it is better to capture missions and process them as they are captured. Then download the output Ortho's into a repository in your designated storage location. You can then either create a Mosaic dataset out of these and publish to ArcGis Enterprise or directly load them to Portal for ArcGIS or ArcGIS Online and create a Tiled Image Service.  ... View more

Peter, Looking at your .CSV there is not enough infomation in the columns to proces the video.  My understanding is that all columns need to be populated as in my example from PH4 UnixTimeStamp SensorLatitude SensorLongitude PlatformHeading PlatformPitch PlatformRoll SensorEllipsoidHeight HorizontalFOV VerticalFOV SensorRelativeAzimuth SensorRelativeElevation SensorRelativeRoll 1.60229E+15 38.00225721 -122.2073802 236.7 -19.7 0.3 139.12 25 18.95 20.48 15.64 5.34 1.60229E+15 38.00225693 -122.2073809 236.5 -21.5 0.2 139.12 25 18.95 19.47 18.74 6.18 1.60229E+15 38.00225643 -122.2073821 236.5 -22.1 0.2 139.12 25 18.95 18.44 20.55 6.48 1.60229E+15 38.00225594 -122.2073836 236.4 -22.4 0.2 139.12 25 18.95 17.23 21.25 6.22 1.60229E+15 38.00225505 -122.2073854 236.4 -22.6 0.2 139.12 25 18.95 16.19 21.64 5.92 1.60229E+15 38.00225401 -122.2073875 236.2 -22.5 0.1 139.12 25 18.95 15.25 21.93 5.62 1.60229E+15 38.00225271 -122.20739 236.1 -22.6 0 139.12 25 18.95 14.53 21.87 5.42 1.60229E+15 38.00225101 -122.2073922 235.9 -22.6 0.1 139.12 25 18.95 13.93 22 5.31 1.60229E+15 38.00224918 -122.2073955 235.7 -22.7 0.2 139.12 25 18.95 13.36 22.07 5 ... View more

Hello Tyler, It might be worth your while trying the same Map in ArcGIS FieldMaps. Collector will be discontinued in the coming months and FieldMaps will be our premier mobile application.   As a secondary follow-up if you create your labels in the new Web Map engine and then you view this in ArcGIS field maps you should better compatability between the two environments. Gordon ... View more

Hello Mark, Esri hasa comprehsive set of tools for performing spatial aignment and adjustment with the underlying cadastre and related feature laryer in ArcGIS Pro. In fact the adjustment engine is DynAdjust out of DELWP Victoria. This toolset allows you to insert new cadastre/lots, in th eparcel fabric, spatially inprove the parcel layer based on the new surveyed data and then adjust the related administrative datasets as you describe.  The following help page on least square adjustment   is a good place to start. Cheers Gordon ... View more

Hello Keon, Interesting thing I see here is that your RPAS team is having to notify of the new drone imagery before you do all the work. I was interested to know if they knew about the capability to publish directly from Site Scan to ArcGIS Enterprise.  This capbility has recently been introduced this year and allows Site Scan to communicate directly with your ArcGIS Enterprise or ArcGIS online sites. All your SIte Scan data, not just the Orthomosaic can be published to ArcGIS Enterprise. Full details on this are found in the Publishing from Site Scan to to ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Entrprise Blog Hopefgully this helps Gordon ... View more