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I am working with a model that is using distances between points as a significant input. My initial study area is in Texas, but eventually will cover portions of the entire US (mostly urban areas). My question is: what should my projections be for my two point feature classes? Currently I'm using WGS 1985 WebMerAuxSph (3857) as my projected coordinate system and WGS 1984 (4326) as my geographic coordinate system. When I am generating near tables I am using planar distance, but could also use geodesic. The distances in question for each study area shouldn't be more than a 5 or 10 miles between points, but could be as close as 10m (or 0 probably). Any suggestions on the most accurate projections to use?
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How can I easily calculate the elevation MSL for all points in a feature class? I assume I can use one of AGOL's DEMs (I know it might consume credits), but at this point I don't even know what geoprocessing tool I can run.
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Does Esri produce solutions / models for generating RF signal strength rasters based on antenna type, topography, etc. or just the coverage processing solutions that takes the rasters and simplifies them into polygons for easier visualization?
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Or do all servers that are part of an ArcGIS Server site need to be licensed with the same roles? I probably can't have one server licensed as Image and one as Server and join them to the same site - they would both have to be licensed as Image.
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Seems like as long as you federate Image Server with your Portal, you can still manage permissions from Portal, and mosaic datasets published to image server still have their items appear in Portal because of that federation. It's more of the issue of adding Image Server to your existing ArcGIS Server site, which I guess allows you to manage services from the same Server Manager and publish services to the same Federated / Hosting server url, but other than that I'm unclear on the benefits. If they are added to the same ArcGIS Server site, actual raster processing would still occur on machine with Image Server correct? It would not be taking up resources on your Server hosting map and feature services would it?
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@DavidColey @ReeseFacendini @George_Thompson Thanks for the quick responses all - right clicking on the mosaic dataset and sharing worked. So can someone describe if there is a compelling reason to configure image server as part of a multi-machine deployment of ArcGIS Server, rather than configuring it as a standalone server, and then just federating it with our existing Server / Portal? It seems like the latter is more preferable, since you don't have to deal with shared config stores and arcgis server directories. But don't know if there is a better reason to go with the former. I've only configured multi-machine deployments of Server for high-availability and load balancing with two servers configured with the Server role, but that wouldn't seem to apply here because they are two separate roles (Image and Server).
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We recently installed and authorized Image Server role as a standalone server. It is not part of a multi-machine deployment with our existing Server / Portal ArcGIS Enterprise. We did add it as a Federated server to our Portal though. When I use Pro to try and share a web layer to Image Server, I get the error "the ArcGIS GIS server role is not licensed on the ArcGIS Server". If I go to Server Manager on the image server, it does say the image server role is licensed correctly. If I go to Server Manager on my regular ArcGIS Server, it is of course not listed as an available extension because I did not configure it as part of a multi machine deployment. Am I doing something wrong? Does image server need to be part of a multi-machine deployment with our existing ArcGIS Server? Or for this to work would I need to set up a separate Portal and federate that with Image Server? Unclear what the architecture should be here....
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So to create the filtered feature layer, I go to the item in Portal, and click on the "Visualization" tab. Set a filter and click "Save Layer". See screenshot. This is a great way to curate many layers of feature services folks can add to maps, without everyone having to set their own filter on each map. For example, if I added this layer to a web map, the filter I set on the layer in Portal would be honored, without having to readd the filter from the MapView. However adding this layer to ArcGIS Earth, the filter is not honored. It just shows everything from the feature service the feature layer is pointing to. Does that make sense?
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Thanks - I had read through but since I'm not a load balancer expert I might have not read as thoroughly 🙂 So the only mention I could find is in the Portal section: "When not using the ArcGIS Web Adaptor, the default context (/arcgis) must be used for the site. When integrating multiple Portal for ArcGIS and ArcGIS Server sites on the same layer 3/4 load balancer, a unique DNS record should be used for each site and Server Name Identification (SNI) used to route traffic to the appropriate back-end targets." So what I can take away from this is if we're using a layer 7 load balancer, using the same context is supported - it is not supported with a layer 3/4 load balancer. Still don't quite understand the implications but good to know. Wish this was stated more explicitly somewhere, and cross referenced in the Server section as well. I agree with WebAdaptor - I'm am much more comfortable in that environment, especially with HA or multi-node sites. Unfortunately at this point it is out of my control somewhat - we're using AWS and I think a ALB is easier for IT to maintain than Apache w/ 3rd part (i.e. esri) app installed.
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I have inherited an ArcGIS Enterprise 10.9 instance - it has been configured with a reverse proxy instead of ArcGIS WebAdaptor. Both the Portal AND Server have been placed under the same URL - https://arcgis.mydomain.com/arcgis. So for example going to Portal homepage is https://arcgis.mydomain.com/arcgis/home and going to Server REST endpoint is https://arcgis.mydomain.com/arcgis/rest/services. I know this URL structure (using the same context for Portal and Server) is not supported using WebAdaptor, but I have not been able to figure out if its supported with a reverse proxy. I have poked around a little and haven't noticed any big issues and nothing seems broken but the site isn't heavily utilized yet either. My questions are: 1. Is this setup valid / supported? 2. If not, what potential issues can it cause. i.e. where can I look for and validate problems. 3. If so, what other Enterprise related configurations are necessary - WebContextURL settings and the like? Thx
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@VinceAngelo - thanks for this thoughtful response - it's along the lines of what I assumed but glad to have a PG DBA's validation. Sounds like "not a lot of differences if you're just querying vector based data."
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@VinceAngelo Thank you for the response. But we can use native RDMS geometry types for tables, and ensure those columns are indexed without "geoenabling" the database correct? In part I'm playing devils advocate here, the part of a DBA hesitant to convert databases to Esri's enterprise geodatabases (because the DBAs I'm working with are very unfamiliar with ArcGIS Enterprise). But what I want is to come back and give a list of benefits of using enterprise geodatabases for the purposes of both a) our consumers (who will be accessing the data through Server's web services and b) the DBA. On the part of the DBA, the justification is more "you don't have to learn how to deal with native geometry types and in part this eases your management role." But I'm curious if there are tangible benefits to the consumers of web services. You mention performance, which makes sense if there is no spatial index and you're performing a lot of spatial queries. Anything else you can think of?
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I'm curious if anyone can tell me the capability differences between a feature service or map service based on a feature class in an enterprise geodatabase vs from a feature class stored in an traditional database. Lets say I have two PostgreSQL databases: one is an Esri "enterprise geodatabase" and one is just an PostgreSQL out of the box database. Each database has a table in it - the enterprise geodatabase has a point feature class, the regular database has a table with a latitude and longitude field. I can publish map / feature services from each of these - there are a couple different steps to publishing off the table in the regular database (specify coordinate system and x,y fields) but they both result in a map and feature service. Is there any difference between the services? In general, what functionality might I lose by hosting data in a regular database vs enterprise geodatabase for the purposes of publishing map and feature services?
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Instead of paging, I would suggest using the same pattern that the Search Widget in the JS API follows. I think it just submits a succession of async LIKE queries which narrows down the list. No need to prepopulate the choice set from every record - just wait until the user starts typing.
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I have been working through the information located @ https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-survey123-blog/dynamic-choice-lists-using-search-appearance/bc-p/1143108#M4937 to develop a survey that is pulling information from a feature service for a choice list (select_one with autocomplete search appearance where you are searching a feature service url). But I'm running into an issue: the survey performs a single query and pre-populates the list. If your feature service doesn't return the value you're looking for in a single query then you are out of luck. You can always change the max record results returned, either in the service itself or apparently in the way you structure the appearance cell of the XLSX, but what if your feature service contains 500k records or more? This is not a good solution. Seemingly, how it should work, is when you are typing into the select_one text box, it should perform a dynamic query (where=fieldname LIKE '%{inputtext}%') to retrieve a smaller list of results, similar to how the search widget in the JavaScript works. After the 3rd character, the search widget just starts querying the REST endpoint after each character, resulting in an ever-narrowing down list of results that match your text input. Does anyone have any ideas on how to get this to work for much larger number of records?
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