Latest Contributions by ScottOppmann

We have not produced a diagram for the entire model (its just too big to be useful).  We encourage users to focus on specific aspects of the model (features, tables, domains, etc.) that are used in the map and app you're going to be deploying.  Then create a poster of the features required for such.  In addition, we do provide a data dictionary with the information model that will help you navigate through the entire local government information model. ... View more

There are two primary ways we've seen users implement a solution to this problem.  They either use dynamic segmentation to identify the routes along your road centerlines.  Or, use a series of simple features managed in a topology on top of your primary road centerlines.   While the simple features approach may require you to duplicate the geometry, it is a pretty simple way to maintain the information by non-GIS users.  We'll begin to incorporate additional public works layers like snow routes in our solution offering in late 2013 and early 2014 and will provide some tools to make this easier going forward.  Hope this helps in the near term. Scott ... View more

Tony - No, you will have to configure the application with your ArcGIS Online group and webmaps and configure the application to work with this content.  The try it live app is set up to work with sample data and named AGOL users Esri provides for evaluation purposes. Scott ... View more

Matt - I think you sent an email directly to the team on this topic too.  Did you get your issue resolved? Scott ... View more

Claire - The scripts update the underlying features in the geodatabase (which the map service is pointing at in the application) so users see the most current data when they interact with the reports in the SnowCOP application.  You'll need to configure the scripts to write to the geodatabase the map services are pointing to when you deploy the application in your organization. Scott ... View more

One other note, don't hesitate contacting Esri Support Services if you are still having trouble configuring the information model and getting the editing map set up.  They can help you with the specific issues you may still be having. Scott ... View more

The other way you could do this if you have polygons that represent your MSAG areas is to use the IntersectFeature method.  This method will intersect the polygon features you have and populate the attributes you specify.  We use this method in the Address Data Management map now to populate the Place Name, USNG, etc. If you don't have polygons for the MSAG areas and still need to troubleshoot the SIDE method, please contact Esri Support Services.  They can help you nail down the specific issues you are having with your configuration. Scott ... View more

The Service, Recreation and Resource classes were added to support several uses in federal and rural lands.  They can be used to type features used to reach remote areas (aka. fire roads); two and four wheel recreation roads (aka. 2 tracks); or on roads used to reach resources being extracted from lands.  Scott ... View more

Jeremy, Glad to hear you got the Public Notification app working in your organization and for the feedback.  Keep the feedback coming. Scott ... View more

The street prefix, street type and street suffix are not included in the Site Address Points feature class because the individual elements of the road names are tracked in the Master Street Name table.  Then the only thing that needs to be added to the Site Address Points is the full street name and finally the full address.  The structure of the road centerline, site address, master street name table and other address related address elements in the local government information model were designed to work with the Address Data Management map.  This data structure also separates physical site address information from the postal address information, which is stored in the Mailing Address table.  Zip code values are actually a mailing address attribute and as such are persisted for such.  Here is a link to a video that provides more detailed information on this topic.  Finally, I would also encourage you to take a look at the Data Dictionary for more detailed information on each of the features mentioned above. Scott ... View more

As Mike mentioned, we have been actively working on a resolution to this issue and we'll be shipping a new version of the scripts with our 10.2 release.  The new versions include changes we've made to improve alignment with 5160 labels.  We have tested these changes on several different printers and believe we have a solution that will work for most, but there may still be cases where you need to "tune" the scripts to work with your specific printers.  Jeremy - thank you for pointing bug out.  Caleb - thank you for the sample code, it really helped us narrow down the problem and improve the scripts.  Scott ... View more

Please review the help topic below and ensure you have configured the app correctly and deployed it on your web server completely.  If you are still having trouble after you've reviewed the help topic, feel free to contact Esri Support Services. ... View more

Ken - Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner.  Just saw your post today unfortunately.  I don't think its realistic to think the sign inspection data will be collected using ArcGIS for Desktop.  As I mentioned in a previous post, there are a couple different ways you could make this data available for field inspection. You could: 1. Flatten the data structure out and create a sign inspection feature layer that can be used by field inspectors with the Collector for ArcGIS app. 2. Deploy a custom mobile app (like the code violation app we have in the solution) that allows users to collect information on the poles and then add one more signs in a related table. 3. Use ArcPad to take this data offline and collect the poles and signs. Bottom line, you�??ll need to nail down exactly what your field collection device and application approach is going to be first and then start to work through how you structure the maps and underlying information model. ... View more

Laura - The Data Reviewer for Address template will help you with Address QA and the Address Data Management map will help you maintain the information in a structured way going forward.  So you're on the right track. Scott ... View more

Patrick - Just keep working with the maps and apps in the solution offering and you'll begin to get more comfortable with how the maps and apps interact with the underlying information model.  And don't hesitate to continue to contact us with questions in the forum.  We'll tr to help and you'll also get help from others in the community with real implementation experience. Scott ... View more