Latest Contributions by AmirBar-Maor

‎03-17-2021

@MarkVolz Assuming you know how to set an attribute rule and a bit of Arcade here are the expressions. For points "MUST NOT BE COVERED BY LINE" var roadsFS = FeatureSetByName($datastore,'StateRoad', [''], false); //access the lines feature class. Returns a feature set var BufferedPoint = Buffer($feature, 1, 'meter'); //buffer a given point feature. Return a polygon return (Count(Intersects(roadsFS, BufferedPoint)) == 0); For lines 'MUST BE IN ONE STATE' var StatesFS = FeatureSetByName($datastore,'States', [''], false); //access the state polygon feature class. Returns a feature set return (Count(Intersects(StatesFS, $feature)) == 1); I also made a short video to help you and others get started: There are many videos and resources to help you getting started with Attribute Rules (and Arcade). I hope this helps you and others to get started Amir

‎03-16-2021

Great to hear you find the Merge Points tool fantastic 🙂 I do see the 'Modified Date' field gets updated for points lines and polygons. Can you please make sure your editor tracking is targeting your expected fields?

‎03-05-2021

I am not familiar with your triggers, but please keep in mind that there is logic to perform operations in the correct order. A parcel in ArcMap is made of a polyogn, lines, points and is associated to a plan. The relationships are based on PK and FKs which means for example that if you create a new parcel, you first have to create the plan and get its PK (OID), then create a polygon and populate the PlanID field, then create the lines and associate them to the parcel PK etc. Not sure how much this is helpful to your situation though.

‎03-03-2021

Hello Ketan Doshi, The ArcMap Compatability with Oracle has nothing to do with parcel fabrics. I see that you already realized that and posted another post here. Adding your own DBMS triggers to your geodatabase is not recommended and not supported. It can get complicated in a versioned environment and can likely be replaced with Attribute Rules in ArcGIS Pro. There are multiple posts about triggers like this one and this one Amir

‎02-18-2021

Hi Mike, This is a bug. Why does it happen? no idea - after all, parcel fabric feature classes are simple feature classes with simple feature layers. Thanks for reporting. If this bug impacts your business processes please also log this as a case with technical support. Amir

‎02-18-2021

@bcgeorgeagol These videos just scratch the surface and there are many more capabilities that are not included. 13 years ago, I was brought to esri specifically for a project with BLM. It was a pleasure to work with BLM's "old timers" like David Grainger from CA and Dennis Mkcay from NM. The second iteration was working with MSL - the custodian for PLSS in Montana as well as BLM UT, AGRC and SITLA followed by work with Premier. I am not sure if the information model shown in these demos, which is a direct Upgrade from ArcMap is the most optimal for BLM. Perhaps the 'intersected model' might be easier to maintain and integrate with business systems?! And Yes - the PLSS, as seen by anyone flying over the US, defies any 'topographic sense' but tells the story of expansion to the west as well as surveying ingenuity. Now is a great opportunity to rethink and lay the groundwork for generations to come that preserve the history and opens the door to the adoption of new methodologies, technology (GNSS) and new workflows. Please contact @BenKnott who can put you in touch with BLM's think tank. and yes - Spanish land grants and other segregated rights can be modeled. Even 'Varas'.

‎02-17-2021

Do you know how you can tell that MS Teams call get's disconnected? You can't :-(... so yesterday I found myself talking to myself for half an hour... 🙂 But something good came out: these videos show some of the capabilities of the new parcel fabric in ArcGIS Pro. Part 1 - the topological integrity is maintained between parcels of the same type as well as between parcels of different types (vertical alignment). The new boundary model allows for a single boundary between adjacent parcels which makes it easier to maintain. The data in cadastral systems has to be defendable - every feature is associated to the legal record that created it. Retired point, boundaries, and parcels are also associated to the record that retired them. This how parcel lineage is supported. Every legal record has a footprint (geometry) There are 2 types of editing workflows for parcels: Record Driven workflows and Quality Driven workflows. This shows a simple record driven workflow (merge parcels) and how Tasks can be utilized to reduce the learning curve and promote a best practice without the need to customize: When working with web services and branch versioning there are many new possibilities and advantages. This video shows how edits can be shared in real-time once posted and how you can "travel" to historic moments in time. It also talks about how multiple organizations can keep their data aligned to each other using the geoprocessing tool Import Points: But how can keep certain boundaries fixed (Pro 2.8 required)? this capability leverage Attribute Rules constraints to prevent a point from moving. Any boundary or polygon attached is also constrained at that location. Useful between jurisdictions and international boundaries. A new geoprocessing tool can also help stakeholders to keep their data in alignment with the authoritative source: Quality management is a key pillar for a system of record and it comes with the parcel fabric. configure your own rules to meet your business requirements:

‎02-12-2021

This error originates from the geometry engine and usually indicates that the geometry is being degenerated. Examples include: a 2 point line being collapsed to a point, a curve turning to a straight line, a polygon with a zero area. To know for certain you can submit a technical support case. You can also check the data for very small lines (almost as small as the XY resolution), curves that are very flat (radius close to infinity), polygons that are very small. Running the geoprocessing Check Geometry or Repair Geometry might help.

‎02-11-2021

You can use a step in a Task to set all the layer properties you need in a single click:

‎02-10-2021

With ArcGIS Pro 2.7.2 the Parcel merge points will support layers with subtypes. With ArcGIS Pro 2.8 any parcel class including points, connection lines and parcel lines that have subtypes will be assigned with a subtype group layer when a parcel fabric is added to a new map.

‎02-08-2021

I think both cases can be achieved using Attribute Rules Validation rules.

‎02-05-2021

‎02-05-2021

With ArcGIS Pro 2.7 you can use the traverse tool to enter a polygon. Just pick the polygon feature template. Help link: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/editing/create-a-traverse.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_A8E0089A3E1B4772B6B67A5D6446799B

‎02-05-2021

@DeanAnderson2 . Josh summed it well - if you plan to use use it for web viewing or web editing in the next decade I would use Arcade which is compatible outside of Pro. Also be aware that Arcade will have a direction conversion in the near term (I am testing it now) so the label expression we currently have for COGO lines will be simplified a great deal. Arcade or Python? Yes 🙂 Both Python and Arcade have their place and purpose and there is no need to choose. We saw value in investing the time to use Arcade for labeling over Python because 'Pro is just another client' when working in a service-oriented architecture and we are building it for the next 15-20 years.

‎02-03-2021

We forgot to hit the record button, so this is post-production. Maybe for the best because I messed up some of the demos :-). Another downside is that Christine could not run the slides and you are stuck with me. You can follow and perform the same steps seen in the video by downloading the zip file below and opening the project package using ArcGIS Pro 2.7. Session Description Learn more about the new parcel fabric information model and its benefits. Learn how to upgrade a parcel fabric for ArcMap as well as how to create a new parcel fabric, extend it and migrate simple features into it in a few easy steps. Administrators can learn how to deploy a parcel fabric for editing using services. The session also discusses evaluating data quality, parcels geoprocessing tools, and the use of tasks for administrative and record driven workflows. Please leave feedback.

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Latest Contributions by AmirBar-Maor

Re: Topology rule: points must not be covered by lines.

Re: Update "Last Modified" Field when using Merge Points - Status changed to: Open

Re: ArcMap 10.8.1 Parcel Fabric and Oracle 19.9

Re: ArcMap 10.8.1 Parcel Fabric and Oracle 19.9

Re: Expressions Not Being Honored By The Append Tool When Appending From A Parcel Type To A Simple Feature Class

Re: ArcGIS Pro Parcel Fabric for PLSS

ArcGIS Pro Parcel Fabric for PLSS

Re: certain of its properties canot be computed ? ?

Re: Editing shortcut

Re: Better Support for Point and Connection Line Subtypes - Status changed to: In Product Plan

Re: Topology rule: points must not be covered by lines.

Re: Saving a traverse as text - Status changed to: Implemented

Re: Traverse Polygon

Re: Direction Label Class Arcade VS Python

Meetup: Migrating and administrating parcels with ArcGIS Pro 2.7

Re: ArcGIS Pro Topology Not Working

How to publish a Parcel Fabric from ArcGIS Pro to ...

Editing a Parcel Fabric deployed on ArcGIS Online

Meetup: ArcGIS Parcel Fabric deployed to ArcGIS On...

Re: Find which side of line point falls on

PLSS Editing

Land Administration Domain Model (LADM)