Latest Contributions by ShaneMiles

Hi David Hughell‌,  In the item description go to the Settings Tab, there should be an option allowing or not allowing data to be exported. In addition to this in the configuration setting when you export  from pro you are also given the option to allow others to export the file or not from your online environment. I hope this has helped answer your question.  Shane   ... View more

Hi Matt Wilkie‌,  My results were: === 2020-03-06 15:15:35.488000 --- import arcpy overhead: 0:00:03.081489 === Total Elapsed Time: 0:00:03.094335 Shane ... View more

Hi pouya khalili‌,  Check out the Mosaic Rasters function—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation and if this does not help  the Raster functions—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation. In the mosaic raster function you could select First as the operation and ensure your Higher resolution image is the first input. I hope this helps answer your question.  Shane ... View more

Hi Ian Joshua Villar‌,  Check out /blogs/dan_patterson/2018/12/28/clone written by Dan Patterson. It may contain some steps to help you through this process.  Shane  ... View more

Hi Kaitlyn Abrahamson‌,  If your using ArcGIS Pro , check out the Gradient fill on Fill symbol layers—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation or the Graduated Colours Symbolize feature layers—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation using a manual interval specified in the method. I hope this helps answer your question.  Shane ... View more

Hi Erik Öhrner‌, There are few ways you could go about this, but the Iterator you have selected Iterate feature classes will achieve the result you are after. Please note that only one Iterator can be used per model Iterators—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation. This may mean that if you wanted to run through your features again for the Euclidean Distance you may have to look at Batch options or a second model.  Alternatively you may be able to run the buffer on the initial master shapefile with no dissolve type Buffer—Help | Documentation , then extract each record into its own shapefile. This would leave the iterator to be used within the Euclidean Distance aspect of your model. I hope this has helped answer your question. Shane ... View more

Ben Turrell‌, Have you ever ran into this issue before? ... View more

No problem  jenny melgo‌, I unfortunately do not know if this is something Esri will be implementing as a simple feature in the near future. I do know that there is definitely is the demand for it within the community so hopefully we see it come out. Sorry I couldn't provide any further details. Shane ... View more

Ben Turrell‌, have you ever looked into this?  ... View more

Cheers Ben Turrell‌ Ill try my best.  Hi Sam Maloney‌ Please find Owen Evans comment on Copy online story map to on-prem portal. His comment was "Unfortunately copying a StoryMaps item to your portal won't work since the code for the new ArcGIS StoryMaps doesn't exist in your portal environment. We're looking at bringing the new StoryMaps to ArcGIS Enterprise and will have more to announce about that in 2020.". I hope this has answered your question.  Shane ... View more

Ben Turrell‌ have you ever encountered this issue? ... View more

Hi Tim Anderson‌ Hopefully I can help, from what you have said you want to identify areas along the path in which you can see the point located on top of the building. I would conduct a Viewshed from the point on the building, adjusting the Vert 1 and Vert 2 values within the attributes of the point and utilising the parameters in which you have set for your analysis for other values such as Offsets and Radius. See diagram below for conceptual understanding of varying parameters the tool uses.  This will then give you the locations along the path in which you can see from the building. Then you can either select points identified or convert the raster into a vector and run confirmatory Viewsheds from the identified locations, once again adjusting the Vert Values. There are many different ways you can tackle this. I conduct the analysis in this order so that if you utilise multiple points on the building you should receive a result displaying highest visibility areas to lowest along the road. Helping your selection process.  I hope this has helped answer your question.  Shane  ... View more

Hi Udaya Rao‌,  Could it be what you have the esriConfig.defaults.io.timeout set to? The default is I believe is 60 seconds before returning an error. I hope this helps answer your question.  Shane ... View more