Latest Contributions by AmirBar-Maor

In this Land Records Meetup we covered the following topics: In this session Raj from E-Ring will present the following: Assessors do a lot more than just coming up with a property value. They deal with a lot a paperwork and documents. They perform various complex analysis throughout the year. Unless an assessor has a highly customized modern CAMA system, they are constantly spending time looking for information or moving data from one system to another. This Land Records Meetup will demonstrate E-Ring solutions. These are fully integrated with ArcGIS and will help assessors organize their documents and access them from anywhere, even from the field with or without connectivity – completely GIS centric. This is a true bidirectional GIS integration that leverages your GIS investment and delivers real time analysis and visualization.   Presenter BIO Raj Radhakrishnan is the co-founder and CEO of E-Ring, Inc. Raj has expertise in Esri products and platform and has worked closely with several of Esri team members to provide various GIS centric solutions to Assessor’s office including a mobile-iPad based assessment solution. E-Ring products for Assessors include Capture CAMA and Capture mApps. http://www.eringcrm.com/eringwebsite/cama-edition.html http://www.eringcrm.com/eringwebsite/mapps-assessors.html ... View more

In this Land Records Meetup we covered the following topics: Demo what's new in Parcel Editing 10.4 Cover new ideas on http://ideas.ArcGIS.com Interesting demos we are working on... ... View more

In this Land Records Meetup we covered the following topics: Jeff Storlie from St. Louis County MN will be presenting their implementation: - Metrics & configuration - Challenges - Benefits ... View more

In this Land Records Meetup we covered the following topics: Presenter: Craig Carpenter is the Mapping/GIS Officer in the Department of Planning for West Australia. He will be presenting from Perth, Australia.   Description: The presentation provides an overview of how Parcel Fabric has been used to reverse engineer shift vectors to map change in a Digital Cadastral Database (DCDB) managed using a non Parcel Fabric solution. The shift vectors are key in propagating geometry shifts to custodial data to ensure alignment with an ever changing DCDB. Covered in this presentation will be the business problem, the proposed solution, technical hurdles which have been overcome, lessons learnt, and finally future benefits of the solution. ... View more

In this Land Records Meetup we covered the following topics: Community Parcels can be used across many different geographies; and for many different business needs. A community could be formed by a county government, regional authority, watershed council, or a state government. The ArcGIS Solutions Team will be introducing and demonstrating the Community Parcels solution, tools currently available, information products designed to work with the solution, and the future roadmap. ... View more

In this Land Records Meetup we covered the following topics: Using rejoin to fix gaps Mixed joining environment: a new parcel(s) is more accurate but a portion of it must align to existing parcel Using unjoined environment to fix parcel segments How to fixed missed Join links How to join large parcels How to join large/many parcels – turning off layers to improve performance and results Working with coincident line string boundaries and joining: Construct from Parent/remainder ... View more

In this Land Records Meetup we covered the following topics: How to Improve Your Spatial Accuracy: Using the Transform tool Adding control points and connection lines Running adjustment (LSA) Adjusting associated feature classes ... View more

In this Land Records Meetup we covered the following topics: Join us for a discussion and demonstration of some strategies, workflows, and uses of the ArcGIS Platform that are being used to modernize the appraisal process. Often the appraisal process is very paper intensive, without much oversight, and lacking any tracking or metrics. The ArcGIS Platform enables organizations to create GIS driven workflows and simple focused applications that organize parcels, support desktop and field data collection, and provide real-time visualizations of the entire process. This session will highlight: Data organization, access, and sharing using ArcGIS Server, ArcGIS Online, and ArcGIS Identities Desktop reviews of property by integrating many imagery and property data sources. Offline map capabilities of ArcGIS Runtime applications Location awareness using the GeoEvent Processor extension Job assignments using Workflow Manager for Server Dashboards and citizen engagement maps   The ArcGIS Platform is modernizing the appraisal process in a way that is satisfying all core business patterns that identify a successful GIS: Data Management, Planning and Analysis, Location Awareness, Field Mobility, Operational Awareness, and Constituent Engagement.   Matt Bryant has been an employee of Bruce Harris & Associates for 15 years. His current position is the Director of Product Development. He is responsible for product design, architecture, development, and releases of COTS solutions, primarily for the ArcGIS Marketplace. ... View more

In this Land Records Meetup we covered the following topics: Copy and Pasting CAD improvements in 10.2 Systematic approach to CAD integration Common issues with CAD data Discussion ... View more

In this Land Records Meetup we covered the following topic: Frank Conkling from Panda Consulting will present "A Surveyor's Perspective on the Land Records Management Solution" and discuss how this solutions can bridge the gap between land records management and surveyors and provide insights on how surveyors think about land records. ... View more

In this Land Records Meetup we covered the following topics: How to Improve Your Spatial Accuracy: Using the Transform tool Adding control points and connection lines Running adjustment (LSA) Adjusting associated feature classes ... View more

This Land Records Meetup was the first meetup in a serie dedicated to the US Public Land Survey System (PLSS). The first meeting will cover a re-introduction to the elements of the PLSS using examples from across the country, pulled from standardized PLSS data sets.  We will review the translation of these PLSS components into the Parcel Fabric.  To demonstrate the application of the to practice, an original government survey will be compiled and in the fabric.    For each PLSS meet up we will balance the underlying principles of the PLSS and survey methods with practical hands on application of the parcel fabric tools. The PLSS is a rule based well-defined system that is full of exceptions and intriguing situations.  We will be collecting suggestions from participants on topics including “stump the wizard” and “my favorite survey”.   Presenters:   Nancy von Meyer  Dr. von Meyer is a land information professional (PE and RLS) with over 35 years experience in using automation to support improved land records management and decision support.  She has successfully led cadastral standards development and implementation. Nancy is a subject area expert in land surveying, measurement analysis, GIS, land records, and data modeling topics.   Byron E. Johnson  Byron E. Johnson, PLS is a land surveyor with over 35 years of experience. He has experience in all applications of land development, also when self employed specializing in historic survey retracement, GPS, GIS and aerial mapping and imagery control networks and Land Descriptions. His recent experience is with BLM and as a contractor is developing the application of compiling survey records to update the CadNSDI utilizing the tools available in the Parcel Fabric for editing and updating the CadNSDI. ... View more

In this Land Records Meetup we covered the following topics: How to use Data Driven Pages Using the Tax Parcel Map Book ... View more

In this Land Records Meetup we covered the following topics: Examples of editing shortcuts in the parcel details window Examples of deeds and plats with missing information Parcel Joining best practices, rejoining   Fun stuff: - Q&A - Discussion - Polls ... View more

In this Land Records Meetup we covered the following topics: Pros and cons for using Labels and Annotation. Feature linked annotation. Use of multiple annotation classes. Modifying the label expression. ... View more