Latest Contributions by DanPatterson

regarding your observations yes 0 is a valid observation in any measurement scale, convert 0 to nodata (aka, null).  This isn't unique to gis) to confirm standard deviation calculations, simply add the other statistics to derive it (sum, count, mean) and use standard formula to do a field calculation ( Standard deviation - Wikipedia ) ... View more

To try: move data off the network onto your local machine when specifying output, keep the path simple (c:/test  or something clever) specify the output to that folder and... specify a *.tif as the output extension so that you get a *.tif in a folder which would obviously have not spaces. contact tech support, and document your attempts with file names inputs and output types and names. working local on your own machine may not be suitable/possible for many, but it should be your first goto when trying to remove issues from the equation. good luck...  ... View more

see your triplicate post Topography map for a suggestion ... View more

a small concave hull would be best, but Minimum Bounding Geometry (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation a convex hull may suffice unless you want to maintain the outer edge exactly. An image of your situation might suggest other solutions ... View more

if you have the spatial or 3D analyst extensions, you can generate many surface properties An overview of the Surface toolset—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation ... View more

Basic code import numpy as np def _arc_sector(radius=100, start=0, stop=1, step=0.1, xc=0.0, yc=0.0): """Create an arc from a specified radius, centre and start/stop angles Requires: --------- `radius` : number cirle radius from which the arc is obtained `start`, `stop`, `step` : numbers angles in degrees `xc`, `yc` : number center coordinates in projected units Returns: -------- points on the arc """ start, stop = sorted([start, stop]) angle = np.deg2rad(np.arange(start, stop, step)) x_s = radius*np.cos(angle) # X values y_s = radius*np.sin(angle) # Y values pnts = np.c_[x_s, y_s] cent = np.array([xc, yc]) pnts = pnts + cent sector = np.concatenate((cent[None, :], pnts, cent[None, :]), axis=0) return sector Sample to give you an idea radius = 10. x_c, y_c = 0., 0. line_ang = 45. # your line angle/direction... start, stop = line_ang - 22.5, line_ang + 22.5 # start and stop relative to it ar = _arc_sector(radius=10, start=start, stop=stop, step=2.0, xc=x_c, yc=y_c) ... View more

Did you see the response in the "Related" link to your thread? ArcGIS Pro 3.4: Integrating CAD and BIM for Spatial Insights ... View more

more questions are these tools you are running being directly from arctoolbox and not through modelbuilder or arcpy? is the "failure" preceeded by running a tool that may require some time to complete? (eg large datasets) is the source data for the tool located on your local pc?   It could be that the input for the tool isn't completely updated/ready for use even though one would assume that the tool in arctoolbox wouldn't allow for this. A specific list of tools would be useful since others have complained of similar and perhaps related issues with errors in various scenarios. I haven't experienced this, but I work with small locally stored datasets using tools directly from arctoolbox or via python scripts in my own custom toolboxes. ... View more

When working with registry entries and  folders in the windows specified paths, "rename" instead of delete... the renamed entry is the backup.  Clean out temp folders in the users path, eg C:\Users\...you...\AppData\Local\Temp as well  I find that some python ide s (and maybe the Pro python) use it for temp files. If the soft reset and hard reset don't work, it would be a Tech support case.  You might have remnants of other python installs or other issues that are beyond the scope of the normal recovery procedures. Good luck ... View more

well with arcgis pro and an advanced license, you would want Symmetrical Difference (Analysis)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation which you could emulate using the basic difference tools and various spatial filtering ... View more

to "move" and save Package Project (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation save as... just gives the project a different name see for more subtles Save a project—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation ... View more

Python in ArcGIS Pro—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  begin here Where are you running python? A arcgis pro notebook? command line? a separate python IDE? did you import arcpy from wherever? details are required ... View more

ArcGIS Desktop is deprecated and will be retired M... - Esri Community there is lots of complaining about Pro over the years,  but you can at least rule out some issues by having a look at Troubleshooting Performance Issues in ArcGIS Pro ... View more

It was only reported in 3.5 and is fixed in the first update (3.5.1 and in the upcoming 3.6) BUG-000176644 for ArcGIS Pro If no one noticed in previous versions, or reported it, then it could have existed. There won't be any backporting of the fix, so the update path would be your only recourse. ... View more