Latest Contributions by DanPatterson

Check your table in 'fields view' and see if you have a Date field Data clock—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation it is a requirement and strings that look like dates won't work ... View more

You can right-click on the layer and select Properties and look at the extent values .... or Open a new map, no basemap etc, just add the raster, set the map to display the coordinates of the raster.  It will set the coordinate system for the map. scroll around, if the coordinates don't look like decimal degrees (eg small) then the raster was projected to... METHOD["Albers Equal Area", ID["EPSG",9822]], ... View more

open it up in a text editor and post what it says if you can't interpret it Well-known text representation of coordinate reference systems - Wikipedia ... View more

You might want to have a look over here too R-ArcGIS/r-bridge-install: Install the R ArcGIS Tools (github.com) ... View more

windows machine? Files :: Anaconda.org looks like there have only been 10 downloads in the last 7 months. I'll see if there is a more appropriate place to move this thread. ... View more

check this Get started editing—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation especially the section on Manage layer editability and Modify features ... View more

does anything change when you get the coordinates of the first seletion ce.getPosition(ce.selection()[0] from CE—ArcGIS CityEngine Resources | Documentation ... View more

the points are not in decimal degrees, so you have to specify an appropriate coordinate system.  perhaps it was a projected source like web mercator?  Check ... View more

If you want it revived, submit it as an "Idea".  If it catches on, it might be ported over sooner ... View more

no problem.  good luck ... View more

XY Table To Point (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation an invalid coordinate system was specified according to the help.  Show the table and the inputs to the tool dialog to track down the error ... View more

This package was installed? Install the Conda package r-arcgis-essentials ... View more

Does the image have real world coordinates?  If not, then you would have to... Register Raster (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation You would probably have to do  Object Detection—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation If the points were large enough to detect them from their surrounds. The time taken would probably exceed that of doing the point layer manually unless extreme accuracy is required for the school project ... View more

Are you following the steps here? Is the featureclass already created and you just need to digitize Geodatabase topology—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation The first step includes creating a geodatabase topology for the dataset containing the features participating in the topology. You can right-click the dataset in the Catalog pane, or use the geoprocessing toolset. ... View more

basically, you need at least 2 different points.  An origin and a destination.  If they are the same point, you went nowhere, you stayed put, no path to follow.  So pick a destination point which is different than the origin.  Go there, then if you want to see the return path, reverse the order of the inputs and come back ... View more