Latest Contributions by AmirBar-Maor

All you need to do is create a new Parcel Fabric and make it LGIM enabled.  To get the MXD just drag and drop it into an empty map. This is fully documented in the software help and if you need any assistance you can calll tech support or find recorded presentations\demos in the Land Records meetup - http://www.meetup.com/Esri-Land-Records-Meet-Up/ Amir ... View more

We are wroking closly with a few states to define the workflows to maintain PLSS data. This may include normal section subdivision, elongated sections, sections with natural boundaries. One the workflows are deined  the can potentially become a set of  tools \ series of tool streamlined together. ... View more

I am happy to hear the performance issue was resolved when the spatial index was fixed. If you see any performance issues please submit a tech. support. As for the spatial reference, it seems like the error message was valid. I suspect something has changed on the spatial reference string in 10.3 because nothing has changed on the Cadastral XML. Another thing to consider is to select all the edited parcel in the FGDB and use the GP tool Append Parcel Fabric to the enterprise geodatabase. If you need you can also append them as unjoined and go through the joining process. Amir ... View more

If you are using a Task Step to call your GP model, it should behave exactly as if you run the model outside of a task. Please submit a tech. support incident with your task file and GP model. Thanks, Amir ... View more

Thanks for sharing. To clarify again: After you enable the information model, drag and drop the parcel fabric from the Catalog window to an empty map. Amir ... View more

Thanks for sharing Jake! ... View more

Parcel fabrics can be published on ArcGIS Server. Parcel fabrics cannot be published as a feature service (for editing). ... View more

Deed Drafter output is a Cadastral XML. It contains all the traverse information + additional information like the line type, plan information, spatial reference system and more. Can Deed Drafter be used without a parcel fabric? The answer is yes, for example to check for closure and calculate the area Does it make sense to use Deed Drafter without the parcel fabric? Deed Drafter is one component of the ArcGIS for Land Records Solution. The Solution includes many apps and maps that all use 1 common information model: the Local Government Information Model. If you adhere to the information model and the solution it will make your workflows more efficient, improve your data quality and make it easier to deploy the rich content you maintain. See this video to learn more Amir ... View more

It looks like you might have 2 separate issues: If you enable the LGIM (Local Government Information Model) a feature linked annotation and a few relationship classes are added. This should not have a major impact on your SDE performance. Please contact technical support if you are having a geodatabase performance issues. Transform parcel tool not responding - please verify it works against the same parcel on a file geodatabase. If it does, this might indicate again a SDE issue. To export a few parcels to an empty fabric you can select the parcels and export to a cadastral XML. I would suggest to contact technical support for this issue as well. ... View more

Hello Rhonda, Could you please provide more information why you have 3 different numbers for the same parcel. Is this a Tax parcel, Lot? Condo unit?. Are you working with the ArcGIS Solution for Land Records and the Local Government Information Model? Thanks, Amir ... View more

Hello Dennis, The lines.type field is identical to the parcel.type field. This can allow you to separate the lines of lots from the lines of subdivisions. In version 10.1 SP1 we set the lines.type field for newly created parcels. Another filed on the lines is called �??Category�?�. This field is used to separate boundary lines from road frontage lines, connection lines etc. It is useful to use Road Frontage lines if you plan on running a LSA adjustment in the future. You can set the Road Frontage lines to remain straight within a specified tolerance. I would not recommend using the Category field for Easements and ROW type. Since easements have an area, I would use a parcel type for this. Those are considered Encumbrances (type=9) and have a field call EncumbranceType and a Domain lrEncumbranceType. We do not distinguish between freeway, highway, local�?� ROWs because they overlap �?? who is superior to who? How do we prevent area from being calculated twice for those overlaps? It can be interesting to know what is the business requirement of separating the ROW types? Is it only for symbology (cartography) and\or other business requirement? Hope this answers your questions, Amir ... View more

We record the meetings and publish them on the MeetUp pages. These pages are only available to the meetup members. Amir ... View more