Latest Contributions by Robert_LeClair

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

Appending data from a different projection in ArcGIS does not automatically reproject the data to the designated projection of the map or scene. Instead, ArcGIS Pro reprojects the data "on the fly" to match the coordinate system of the map or scene for visualization purposes. This means the data will visually align with the map's spatial reference without altering the original data's projection. However, for analysis or editing purposes, it is recommended to permanently reproject the data into a consistent coordinate system shared by all layers. This can be done using tools like the Project or Project Raster tools in ArcGIS Pro. Reprojecting ensures accuracy and avoids potential spatial errors associated with on-the-fly projection. ... View more

@RandyMcGregor_BMcD - I tested this with some of my data and noticed a few formatting issues with your label expression.  Instead of a two line arcade expression, how about this -  "<UND>"+$feature.ParcelID+"</UND>" It works in my ArcGIS Pro 3.6.x ... View more

@JeroenBloemscheer2 - so here is a workflow I used to download/import Fullerton data into ArcGIS Pro and eventually create a *.slpk file.  I'm using ArcGIS Pro 3.6.x as well. 1. Go to the 3D Download Center | Fullerton, CA and download 1 or more areas in the Google Earth format (*.kmz) 2. Start ArcGIS Pro, add a new local scene and add the *.kmz to your local scene.  You'll see the KML layers listed in the Content Pane. Expand it to see the Tour and Model subfolders. 3. Run the KML to Layer GP tool to get a new geodatabase that contains the multipatch feature class dataset. 4.  Add a new local scene to your project and add the newly created multpatch feature class derived from Step 3 to your new local scene.  Turn off the Buildings/Trees/Places and Labels layers in the 3D Layers group to see your multipatch buildings. 5. Run the Create 3D Object Scene Layer Content GP tool to create a *.slpk for sharing or use in web scenes. I've tested this workflow in my ArcGIS Pro and it seems to work.  Let me know if you have any questions! ... View more

Agree that a call to Esri Support Services is likely the best use of time to learn what the screen grabs mean.  found a few items from the web but no central repository of what the output information means. The Main CIM worker thread in ArcGIS Pro is a specialized thread used to access the geodatabase. It is part of the application's multithreaded architecture, allowing for the separation of the user interface from the worker threads. This means that while the user can interact with the application, tasks that require database access can run on the Main CIM worker thread. This thread is essential for maintaining the CIM state and ensuring that changes to the application state are synchronized across all CIM threads. The Aux CIM worker thread refers to one of the four CIM threads in ArcGIS Pro, specifically designed for drawing and performing background operations. These threads are part of the Cartographic Information Model (CIM), which manages the configuration state of the currently loaded project. The auxiliary threads help accelerate map rendering and handle tasks that do not depend on the CIM state, allowing for efficient operation within the application. The CSharedQueue Stall Timeout issue in ArcGIS Pro often indicates performance bottlenecks or timeouts during operations, particularly when working with large datasets, cloud storage, or virtual environments. This can result in delays, unresponsiveness, or failed tasks. CIM Resources · Esri/arcgis-pro-sdk Wiki · GitHub ... View more

What release of ArcGIS Pro are you using?  There are several bugs I see from Esri Support Services that could explain why you're seeing this item: BUG-000178942 -In ArcGIS Pro, if the attribute table data in a file geodatabase is opened through the Catalog pane and then closed, any attempt to rename the file geodatabase that the data was stored in returns the error message "Rename Failed" during the current ArcGIS Pro session."  Workaround is to close the table/feature class attribute table to release the locks.  Currently in the Product Plan to fix. BUG-000169229 - "In ArcGIS Pro 3.3.1, the error message, "Rename Failed" returns when the file geodatabase name is renamed multiple times in the Catalog pane."  Reproduced at 3.3.1 but not 3.4. BUG-000178940 - "Renaming a file geodatabase in ArcGIS Pro that contains data with an open attribute table or in an open map returns the error message "Rename failed" instead of a detailed explanation of why the renaming failed."  Currently in review. ... View more