Latest Contributions by DanPatterson

Eric Krouse's post there does provide a suggestion as how to do it though. Steve Lynch‌,  Eric Krause any changes in this or is the approach the same? ... View more

https://anaconda.org/Esri/gdal/files  has ...1 and ...11 versions of tar.bz from https://anaconda.org/Esri/gdal  But I am on Pro 2.6 Beta 1 at present, so my "conda list" won't help ... View more

No problem. ... View more

Are you looking to incorporate this tool? Cross Validation—Help | Documentation  ... View more

You will have clip 6 times, in batch mode then, If you are using ArcGIS Pro, you can batch many tools For more info... Batch geoprocessing—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  ... View more

Merge the 6 polygons into 1 featureclass, then Clip Raster—Data Management toolbox | Documentation  Is there a reason that the 6 polygons need to be kept separate? ... View more

because you have to fit a circle to 3 points, then ensure that the circle doesn't encompass any other points... then a swapping may be needed to remove thin triangles, .... then ... then.... As I said, it is a process.  If you read some of the references in the link I posted, you will see that it has quite a history and a number of optimization approaches. Most people with use scipy.spatial and the Delaunay therein rather reinventing the wheel.  scipy.spatial use the "qhull" package which is pretty standard in the python world. There is little point in reinventing the wheel.  Efforts can be spent in providing the "constrained" option which qhull doesn't do (my incarnation does) using other arcpy tools  ... View more

It isn't that simple.  It is a process. Delaunay triangulation - Wikipedia  There are many more descriptive examples on the web if you really want to know the "maths" behind the processes. ... View more

You need the 3D analyst Create TIN—Help | Documentation  Or soon... Tin is done using a Delaunay triangulation https://community.esri.com/people/danretired/blog/2020/06/16/free-advanced-tools-thiessen-polygons-delaunay-triangulation  ... View more

Moi aussi... an anaconda or miniconda would more than suffice. Be forewarned about the version that they install, they might want to jump to 3.8 Anaconda package lists — Anaconda documentation  since we are a couple of generations behind at present. Now, you will be responsible to clean up the mess when they want to have "arcpy"  ... View more

That's the one.... Portal ... View more

from this thread https://community.esri.com/thread/229817-how-do-i-make-the-os-open-basemaps-appear-in-arcpro  ... View more

I would start with Path, since it seems to be the longest ... View more