Latest Contributions by MervynLotter

You may want to try running the Band Collection Statistics geoprocessing tool. You can supply any number of rasters and then make sure you select the Compute the covariance and correlation matrices option. The output is a text file that will indicate how closely the two rasters are correlated.  After running a PCA, I used this approach to determine the extent to which the informing input rasters are correlated to the resulting PCA axes.  ... View more

In addition to advice on projection, I would create a new field and populate it using "no" in field calculator before applying the spatial join, then afterwards change selected records to "yes" . ... View more

I have also had several consecutive APRX files fail on me. I think the reason may be related to a particular gazetteer file that I enable for searching using the Locate tool. Since disabling this layer from the locate tool after use, it appears to have stopped, but more testing certainly required. I still need to submit case to Tech Support. Did you do something similar? I am running Pro 1.3.1 on Windows 7. ... View more

Hi Job I am not behind my computer now but can confirm that you need to unzip the downloaded sentinel 2 file, then only rename the file with the .safe extension (if memory serves me well, perhaps it was. saf) ). Just shorten it and then point the script to this file. Once shortening file name, script works really well. ... View more

I occasionally find that small errors in the geometry can cause some of the geoprocessing tools to fail, particularly in large data sets. I may be stating the obvious, but have you tried running the Repair Geometry geoprocessing tool before buffering? ... View more

You should consider using the Incremental Spatial Autocorrelation tool in the Spatial Statistics toolset to find the distance band appropriate or meaningful for your data. "The peak distance values are often appropriate values to use for tools with a Distance Band ... " Do see http://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/tool-reference/spatial-statistics/incremental-spatial-autocorrelation.htm Incremental Spatial Autocorrelation ... View more

You may want to do this in two steps, (1) create feature, then (2) run append (appending the old feature attributes to the new one). But as Dan mentioned, we are not clear on what you want to achieve. . ... View more

I am saving to a file geodatabase. Could you replicate the model? ... View more

Hi Ismaeel I attach an image of a model that works for me. I used towns as points and roads as lines. ... View more

You want to try *Select by Location. *Select all lines that intersect certain points, then try and run it again but this time select the points that intersect your selection of lines ... View more

You may want to right click on your point layer, select Join and Relates, and then Spatial Join. Your target features will be the point file and *join features* your lines. The Join operation will be One to many. Match operation will be intersect. The output should give you a new point layer containing a field* Join_count* which is a count of the number of lines intersecting the points. ... View more

To run this script you will need ArcMap 10.3.1 (with this http://support.esri.com/en/downloads/patches-servicepacks/view/productid/66/metaid/2284) or 10.4 or Pro 1.2. ... View more

You need to use the* Geoprocessing* tool, Add Geometery Attributes. This tool will add a column at the end of your attribute table with the desired area calculation. You need to specify the projection to use in the area calculation. ... View more

Pro automatically applies a stretch to any raster added to the display, so if you say that your geoprocessing derived hillshade does not look that great, then there is a good chance that a stretch has being applied to is. For hillshade you do not want any stretch to be applied to your raster. Try using the Appearance menu and under Sstretch type select None. You can also select Bilinear under Resampling Type for better display of a continuous variable. ... View more

Try shutting down and then reopening ArcGIS Pro and then trying the join again (worked for me a few months back with Pro 1.2). Although probably not what you are looking for, you can try running the Excel to Table geoprocessing tool and then the join. ... View more