Latest Contributions by Robert_LeClair

Halo Tatag - beberapa pertanyaan untukmu: 1. Apakah kamu menggunakan Dataset LAS di ArcGIS Pro? https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/las-dataset/create-a-las-datasets.htm 2. Apakah kamu menggunakan alat geoprocessing Classify LAS Noise (3D Analyst) untuk mengklasifikasikan titik LAS sebagai noise? https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/tool-reference/3d-analyst/classify-las-noise.htm Alur kerja lain yang bisa dipertimbangkan: 1. Hapus centang pada kotak Low Noise 7 di properti LAS Filter untuk menyaring titik noise https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/las-dataset/use-the-profile-view-to-view-and-edit-classification-codes.htm ... View more

At first I was thinking you could use an immediate calculation Attribute Rule to accomplish this but Arcade cannot be used to directly access MS Excel files or monitor changes.  As @RyanUthoff mentioned, likely Python could do this.  I used an AI assistant on the Esri Support website to write this Python example below.  Likely you'll need to change and test the workflow to see if it works as intended. but it's a starting point. import pandas as pd import arcpy import os import time # Paths excel_file = r"C:\Temp\TEMP.xlsx" # Replace with your Excel file path sde_connection = r"C:\Temp\[email protected]" # Replace with your connection file feature_class = "TEMP.YourFeatureClass" # Replace with your feature class name field_to_update = "NAME" # Replace with the field name in your eGDB. # Function to update the enterprise geodatabase def update_geodatabase_from_excel():        # Read Excel file df = pd.read_excel(excel_file, sheet_name="TEMP") # Assuming the Excel file has a column 'NAME' and a unique identifier 'ID' name_dict = dict(zip(df['ID'], df['NAME'])) # Update the geodatabase with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(os.path.join(sde_connection, feature_class), ['ID', field_to_update]) as cursor: for row in cursor: if row[0] in name_dict: row[1] = name_dict[row[0]] cursor.updateRow(row) # Monitor the Excel file for changes last_modified_time = os.path.getmtime(excel_file) while True: current_modified_time = os.path.getmtime(excel_file) if current_modified_time != last_modified_time: update_geodatabase_from_excel() last_modified_time = current_modified_time time.sleep(5) # Check every 5 seconds ... View more

I understand your situation @DineshRai but working in Esri Training Services I have zero control over where BUG fixes are implemented.  You can call Esri Support Services to see if there is any plan for backwards compatibility to 3.5.5 with this fix. ... View more

All the standard video files - see image below. ... View more

@RobinZhang - hmmm...okay.  I'm not 100% sure what's occurring then.  To be honest, I know enough about imagery to be dangerous - certainly not a SME on this type of data.  Unless others in the Esri Community chime in, I would suggest a call to Esri Support Services to get an expert on the line.  Someone on the raster team. ... View more

You're welcome!  So in my review of Esri Support cases, I came across a BUG-000178264 - Some existing processing templates for Living Atlas layers do not work in ArcGIS Pro" but it was rejected "as designed."  The public explanation is "The templates are working. Visualizing requires turning on DRA (click the layer in ArcGIS Pro, and click the Image Service Layer tab > DRA). Identifying the results gives the right values even if the output is grey visually. ArcGIS Pro requests pixels directly from the service versus exporting an image like the web, which is why there is a visual discrepancy, but the output is correct." I connected to some Landsat 8 Collection 2 Level 2 data from Living Atlas to test the processing templates.  For "surface temperature" without the DRA turned on, it does indeed apply the gray color seen.  But when I select the layer in the Contents Pane and then apply the DRA, it displays as expected...granted in shades of gray for the "Surface Temperature (Fahrenheit) for Analysis"  I can change the Color Scheme from Grayscale to Temperature and it looks better.  Try this workflow and let me know what you see. ... View more

@RobinZhang for your 2nd question about copying band information from the original metadata to the result, I think the Add Colormap (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation might/may work but I'd have to test it.  Still working on the Surface Temperature item... ... View more

To be honest, I have not worked with reports at all but found this tutorial to be very helpful in creating a multiple page report - Tutorial: Create and modify a report—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation - perhaps it will help you troubleshoot your report. ... View more

I "think" what may happening is your seeing the default environment settings of the Project Raster GP tool in play.  See image below. Some items you could change are cell size, resampling method, and perhaps cell size projection method.  Tweak some of these settings and see what the result is. ... View more

@MapsInRaleigh - I would recommend that you contact Esri Support Services and open a ticket with them to work directly with an analyst. ... View more

Another thing to consider is a How To: Perform an ArcGIS pro Soft Reset - this sometimes fixes "wonky" behaviors such as this.  I'm using ArcGIS Pro 3.6.1 as well and am not experiencing this issue. ... View more

That is odd certainly.  Is the ParcelID field a text field or a numeric field? I wonder if you could create a new field say "opposite" of ParcelID and then use the Field Calculator to populate the field?  By "opposite" I mean, if it's a numeric field, then create a new text field to do the field calculation upon, then apply the UND arcade to the new field for testing purposes. ... View more

@DineshRai - I see that you were working with Esri Support Services on this question and it was determined to be BUG-000181746 - "In ArcGIS Pro 3.5.5, the isPublic variable in the Colormap function becomes uneditable after connecting with a mosaic dataset through the attribute table in the Function Editor."  It currently shows fixed at ArcGIS Pro 3.6. ... View more

@KentBuchanan - I'm using ArcGIS Pro 3.6.x and can see the Z-value in the status bar (bottom of the image) with a custom elevation source layer added (Elevation_clip1).  See image below.  The value changes as I move my mouse around in the local scene.  What release of ArcGIS Pro are you using?  And if this is not what you're looking for, please let me know those details. ... View more