Latest Contributions by BenjaminMittler

‎04-26-2016

Under Geoprocessing -> Geoprocessing Options, check of the box that says "enable" under background processing. Then try creating the dataset again. I wouldn't think having the student version would have any impact on this * This is just a guess

‎04-26-2016

What error message are you receiving? Also can you go through your process of creating the dataset.

‎04-25-2016

I would recommend looking into the feature weight settings and label priority setting within the maplex label engine. If you spend some time tweaking these you may be able to get the result you are looking for.

‎04-19-2016

I would likely just add the data multiple times and set the visibility so that none of the visibility ranges overlap. Set the symbology as you'd like for each layer

‎03-22-2016

Someone is going to tell me how to comment with proper python syntax, and i forgot how so that comment is welcome. assuming "z" is your wind speed field. switch to python . in the top box ------------------------------------------- def myupdate(u,v): if u == 0 and v == 0: return 0 else: return math.sqrt(math.pow( u ,2)+ math.pow( v ,2)) ---------------------------------------------------- bottom box --------------------------------------------------- myupdate( !u! , !v! ) ------------------------------------------------------- this should work

‎03-15-2016

Maybe a mixed content error? Is some of your content added as http and some https? Are the same sites consistently not working across multiple browsers?

‎03-14-2016

I would recommend converting your personal geodatabase to a file geodatabase.

‎03-08-2016

What immediately comes to mind is rebuilding the geometric network from your existing version, setting a snapping tolerance that would allow the disconnected points to snap.

‎03-08-2016

How did you go about creating these shapefiles. Seems to be a problem with attribute tables. Most of them don't load attribute table data. Maybe a problem with field names.

‎03-08-2016

Just making sure, all 3 of the layers are of the same geometry type? (polyline, polygon, point)?

‎02-24-2016

Thanks Dan, That was the first thing i looked at. It wont let me change any of my parameters to optional. I think it may be because other processes rely on them (the part where it erases the input features from the buffer). However, if the above was true and it was because other processes relied on the inputs, i would think that i would be able to set the polyline stream/river input to optional because it has no other processes relying on it. (didnt need to set up erase process since it was a polyline layer) Any other ideas?

‎02-24-2016

I have a model that takes three inputs (waterbodies, streams/river polyline, and streams/rivers polygon). It takes each one of these inputs, buffers them, merges all three buffer outputs to a single layer, and then deletes the area of the input features leaving only the buffer area. Id like to make it so that this model could still be run if the user decided to only input two out of the three layers because there just so happens to be no waterbodies in the focus area. I'm having a bit of trouble figuring out if this is possible in modelbuilder. I could likely easily accomplish this in python but first wanted to check here to see if anyone had any ideas. Thanks! Ben

‎02-20-2016

How are you sure that the flow direction pattern you are seeing for the salt flats isn't correct?

‎02-19-2016

I'm not entirely sure that the flow direction grid is incorrect. The way the salt flats are represented look very similar to how a water body would be represented, which makes sense. A lot of what was within the salt flats may have been filled in as a depression. Also, i would look at the year the DEM was created vs the year the imagery was created. It looks like there is some sort of levee or road through the salt marsh that i'm not seeing in the aerial imagery. Can i get a long/lat for the location of this image.

‎02-19-2016

I don't think you would need to use an iterator for this. Set up your model so that from your dataset you have three different "select by attribute" branches, one for each value. Follow these three up with "Make Feature Layer' and from there you should be able to achieve what you described. The model would require 1 input parameter and 3 outputs.

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