Latest Contributions by Bud

ArcGIS Pro 2.9.5; Oracle 18c 10.7.1. EGDB; mosaic dataset When creating a mosaic dataset, save default band colors right in the dataset. The band colors would be preserved when a user adds the raster to the map from Catalog. For example, save Band_4 as red, instead of Band 1, to always display the near infrared Band 4 by default. Related: View raster band-4 near infrared in ArcGIS Pro ... View more

I'm wondering if it would be useful to toggle raster bands on and off in the Contents pane, similar to what we can do with vector layers: Toggle visibility for individual Categories on Symbology tab For example, toggle off Band_1 and toggle on Band_4 (near infrared). I'm aware that there is similar functionality in the right-click menu of each symbology class. I'm wondering if that functionality would be more intuitive as checkboxes. Related: Indicate that raster imagery has other hidden bands ... View more

I recently learned that my organization has had a fourth band (near infrared) in our ortho imagery for the past 10 years. I had no idea; that would have been useful information to know. Yes, it would have been nice if the imagery supplier had informed staff of the near-infrared band data. But also, it would also be helpful if Pro could indicate that there are additional bands that are not currently displayed. For example, a note or symbol in the Contents layer indicating that other bands are available: Or something better. Related: View raster band-4 near infrared in ArcGIS Pro Contents — Toggle raster bands on/off   ... View more

ArcGIS Pro 2.9.5; mosaic dataset Oracle 18c 10.7.1 EGDB; or .TIF tile/file It's my understanding that some ortho imagery is 4-band RGBN; the fourth band is near infrared: First Base Solutions orthos (Canada) Ontario GeoHub orthos  For example, DRAPE 2024 - Digital Raster Acquisition Project Eastern Ontario (DRAPE) 2024 - 1km Index, SCOOP 2023, etc. How can I view the fourth band in ArcGIS Pro? When I drag an image from Catalog into a map, I just see the first three RGB bands, not the fourth near infrared band (RGBN). Is there a way to make the image show up as red-coloured imagery, similar to the old Ontario CIR imagery? https://geohub.lio.gov.on.ca/documents/ccb2eb76a7b94fbc9e998d940a9cb471/about Related:  Ortho imagery .TIF colors are washed out in photo viewing software Indicate that raster imagery has other hidden bands Contents — Toggle raster bands on/off ... View more

ArcGIS Pro 2.9.5 It would be helpful if there were a way for an organization to disable raster mosaic dataset footprints for all users, for all datasets. The footprint layers are not useful in our case. Every time a user adds an ortho layer to a map, they need to turn off the footprint layer. That seems unnecessary.   ... View more

ArcGIS Pro 3.4.3; file geodatabase In the attribute table, I've selected a few rows and used the Show Selected Records option. Then I used CTRL+click to highlight a couple of fields. I want to copy the values from the highlighted fields to the clipboard. I don't want to copy the entire selected table. As far as I can tell, there isn't an easy way to copy specific fields, or just a single field, to the clipboard.  Could that functionality be added?  I don't want to hide all unwanted fields, copy the whole table, then unhide all the fields. And I don't want to copy the entire selected table, paste into Excel, and delete the unwanted fields. ... View more

It’s my understanding that one-to-first joins on enterprise geodatabase data are non-deterministic. Despite what the Add Join documentation says, the related record with the lowest OBJECTID is not used. Instead, an arbitrary related record is used; the related record can change without an apparent reason. That's problematic from a data analysis perspective. Related: Choose if join will be one-to-first or one-to-many This idea is to make one-to-first joins be deterministic on enterprise geodatabase data. ... View more

ArcGIS Pro 3.4.3; Oracle 19c 11.3 EGDB When I create a Route Event Layer, the tool automatically uses the subtype from the non-spatial linear referencing event table to create Unique Values symbology in the output event layer: That's not what I want. Each time I create a route event layer I have to remove the unique value symbology by switching it to single symbol symbology. It's a nuisance to do that every time I create a route event layer. Could a checkbox option be added to the Make Route Event Layer geoprocessing tool to disable that subtype/unique values functionality?     ... View more