Latest Contributions by DanPatterson

not sure what you mean since it appears that all the cell centers are within the bounds of the polyline/polygon.  Cells are square, you can't trim off portions that bleed over a line or fill in gaps to the line.  Using a much smaller cell size might help as would a really thick polygon boundary, but none of this will change the underlying geometry association between vector data and raster data representations. ... View more

check Color management application settings—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Use color-managed project items—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation They seem to be the only references that may affect/cause differences ... View more

From Calculate Geometry Attributes (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation The geodesic length and area properties use a shape-preserving algorithm. This produces highly accurate results that are not biased by an assumption that the input line or polygon features are constructed with geodesic arcs between the vertices, which is the assumption regarding traditional geodesic length and area. So this has been asked before but the specifics of the methodology hasn't been articulated in an documents so far (proprietary? perhaps). Given that I wouldn't be surprised that the densification  approach that you used yielded the same results and the differences noted in your others mentioned. ... View more