Latest Contributions by StevenGraf1

I think your best chance of finding data is to get in touch with the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management.  They might be have the data or be able to point you in the right direction.  I would just shoot them an email to ask. BOEM Homepage | BOEM -Steven ... View more

Ya, I can't even find an image for locations of the Mexican coast.  I'm not sure what all you have searched but it might be best to find the names of the offshore drilling fields and start there. -Steven ... View more

This link might have what you are looking for.  At the bottom is Platforms Geographic Mapping Data in Digital Format -Steven Edit - These are the Gulf of Mexico rigs on the US side. ... View more

Have you checked out these possible solutions? https://community.esri.com/thread/58748 -Steven ... View more

What browser are you using?  I believe Internet Explorer gives the save option.  Other browsers simply offer the open folder location after it automatically downloads to the user/downloads folder. -Steven ... View more

I created an MSAG from the Road Centerline file.  I'll see if I can recreate the exact steps or build a model this week.  Here is the gist of the process I used. 1. Create a unique key field such as Full Road Name + ESN 2. Dissolve the Road Centerline based on the Unique Key 3. Create High and Low fields 4. Populate High fields from the To Fields. 5. Populate the Low fields from the From Fields. 6. Create the Unique Key field in the MSAG 7. Join the two together 8. Use a select by attribute query to find all MSAG records that fall outside the Road Centerline ranges and vice versa. -Steven ... View more

Here's your basic workflow. Download states layer here: ftp://ftp2.census.gov/geo/tiger/TIGER2015/STATE/ Bring it into ArcMap Bring in your excel document with the Alumni numbers and State fields. Join the excel document to the states layer based on state name.  These fields must match exactly. You will have your information geographically displayed on the map with your alumni numbers associated with them. You can now symbolize the states based on the number of alumni per state. -Steven ... View more

I've seen this happen with CSV files.  Open it in Excel and save it as a workbook.  Add the sheet from the workbook to ArcMap.  It should display properly in the attribute table. Are you using a Mac? -Steven. ... View more

I'm not sure that you will be able to relate the zip code to the correct address until after it's geocoded.  You should be able to geocode the street addresses without city or zip code fairly accurately since you have your own locator (if everything is in one city). -Steven ... View more

Are you trying to geocode your street address to the zip code or do you have another locator your are using, such as one based off of street data? -Steven ... View more

You might check out this thread. They hooked the slider up to the basemap being displayed on the map and changed it between 2.  It might provide some guidance. set basemap opacity with slider -Steven ... View more

There is the setOpacity(); method. ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript -Steven ... View more

Check out this post.  It has a lot of good information.  There is also a comment with the same exact error messages you have.  How many services are you running on your site? Large ArcGIS Server 'Site': stability issues -Steven ... View more

You might check your Ram and CPU usage on that machine.  If they are maxing out, your services will fail to start. -Steven ... View more

I just realized you can double click a record in the Reviewer table and it zooms you to the feature. -Steven ... View more