Latest Contributions by DavidPike

what's your output path? looks a bit dodgy ... View more

I'd suggest rephrasing your question better. It may just be my lack of understanding, but I have no idea what you are asking. ... View more

What do you want to happen if two events happen in the same year? Can you give an example row in your dataset? ... View more

import arcpy #path to input shapefile to be transferred to fgdb feature dataset in_shp = r'C:\myshapefile.shp' #path to output fc within feature dataset #will likely error if .shp and feature dataset have different projections out_fc = r'C:\mygdb.gdb\myfeaturedataset\myfeatureclass' #run copy features tool arcpy.CopyFeatures_management(in_shp, out_fc) ‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

Run it through an iterator or use the Search Cursor to return the SHAPE@XY token for each feature. ... View more

Perhaps it's erroring on NoData values, run a Con or reclass to turn them to 9999 etc.?  Also it's a 3 band image? that may be the issue. ... View more

Spatial Join the intersection polygon with the original, use a Merge Rule of All to get both intersecting feature's info. Append this to your existing or Merge the datasets after the join. ... View more

Sure, what I'd suggest is getting the geometry of each of your polygons using a script. If your polygons are a square grid you could easily resize it by getting the feature centroids for each square and create a new point grid. Then buffering them by a value ( if your length is 2km, buffer the centroid by 0.75km then use the feature envelope to polygon tool to get the rectangular extent. If the features are not square, you would need to get the coordinate pairs which construct the polygon using a cursor (script thing). i.e. if your feature has coordinates (clockwise from top left) { (4, 16),   (32, 16),   (32, 8),   (4, 😎 } you would want to change them to: (25% difference between them) {(11, 14),  (25, 14),  (32, 10),  (4, 10)} ... View more

Strip out the online content, this sounds like a cause - not the solution but at least it identifies the issue. Try the MXD Doctor utility. Give more details on your export settings etc. ... View more

Do you need an iterator? Select by attribute on your layer (Zone = '1' etc)  and copy features to produce the 17 zoning types? I'm sure there's a better way but I would script it, and actually find Model Builder more confusing. ... View more

You may want to look at the Integrate—Data Management toolbox | Documentation  tool, but beware of the Caution note - i.e. Make a copy of your data first or run it in an edit session or both.  ... View more

If you're in projected space it should be easy to run a search cursor to grab the SHAPE@XY for each polygon and perform the next steps to use an insert cursor to create new geometries. ... View more

I might initially try to save the output from the Imagery Classification to an FGDB to see if a raster attribute table is produced for you to then input. ... View more

Hi Nekola, I'd recommend having someone check your English and/or modify your question with more details in order to get a response. ... View more

you should be able to do this with a Relate with the feature and table, or create a tool or script to run an arcpy.da.UpdateCursor or InsertCursor.   ... View more