Latest Contributions by KhalidDuri1

Hello and thank you for the message. The classification tools were designed to update the input data because LAS file collections are typically very large and classification is performed in a cumulative process. Were your concerns relating to the tools for classification or some other tools? Would you mind sharing the reason for preferring new output files? Regards, Khalid ... View more

Hello and thank you for sharing this suggestion. The Evaluate Point Cloud Classification Model tool provides a way to compare multiple classification models at once and it provides a confusion matrix for each model. However, this tool requires deep learning models as input and does not allow for comparison between two or more stand-alone point cloud datasets. We intend to introduce a tool that does so, but until then, I hope the Evaluate tool is useful for your needs. Regards, Khalid ... View more

If the polygon's unique ID was added to the point feature so that it can be associated with the source polygon, will that resolve the need to have the XY coordinates added to the polygon? The Add Surface Information tool can add the min/max values from a raster to a polygon.  A similar output point option can be added to that tool also. ... View more

@JedFlint1 Would you prefer to see a point feature output of the min and max points within a polygon? ... View more

Great idea, thanks for the suggestion! ... View more

Thanks for the suggestion. ... View more

Hello Jennifer, the Stack Profile tool's output table contains the values used to generate the line graph that can be made in ArcMap/ArcScene, as depicted in the tool's help for ArcGIS Desktop. In Pro, the output table can be combined with the matplotlib Python module to generate a graph, or the Interpolate Shape tool can be run against each input surface to generate a 3D line feature that can then be used to generate the profile.  Depending on your visualization need, you may also want to consider using the Fence Diagram tool in ArcGIS Pro. ... View more

Hello Ken, LAS points can be selected using the selection tools on the LAS dataset layer's Classification tab in the ribbon. The selection will be enabled for the LAS points that are being drawn in full resolution. In the scene view, the full resolution LAS points will be displayed with their usual symbology, while the ones that are not in full resolution will be displayed drawn in a faded, off-white color.  ... View more

Hello Jonathan, the entire TIN dataset is always evaluated at once, whereas the terrain dataset has a tiling mechanism that's used in analysis operations. The default behavior utilizes a dynamic tile size but an environment setting is available to force the terrain to use its own predefined tile size. This tiling process may potentially account for some discrepancy.  Using the environment setting to force the terrain tile size to be used would ensure the same results. If you see it doing otherwise, please share your results and let's see if we can figure out what's going on/ ... View more

Hello Tim, apologies for the delayed response.  We have a bug with this tool where it does not return expected results when the input datasets are using different coordinate systems. As a temporary workaround, please ensure that all your data is in the same coordinate system and let me know if you receive the expected result. ... View more

Most of the functionality provided by the 3D Sample Tools require the 3D Analyst extension. The tools that appear with the hammer icon in ArcGIS Desktop are not available in Pro because they rely on the ArcObjects library which is not part of Pro.  However, please note that the functionality of the following tools in the Samples toolbox were implemented in ArcGIS Pro: Cast Shadows on Raster - > Sun Shadow Raster Create Fence Diagram - > Fence Diagram Convert LAS Version, LAZ to zLAS, zLAS to LAZ - > Convert LAS Create PRJ for LAS - > Create LAS Dataset (also in ArcGIS Desktop) Simplify 3D Line LAS Building Multipatch Classify LAS Overlap Points - > Classify LAS Overlap Set LAS Class Codes Using Raster ... View more

Hello Andrew, We've identified the cause of the problem and will implement a fix at 10.5.1 and Pro 2.0.  The tool's implementation of parallel processing was encountering an issue when the tool is executed on a number of processors that is not equal to a power of 2 and the number of processed features is a large number (can vary from machine to machine). The workaround would be to specify the number of processors in the Parallel Processing environment settings for geoprocessing to a number that is a power of 2 (1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, etc...). Let me know if that works for you. Regards, Khalid ... View more

It sounds like the operation is getting stuck at a particular feature. Is it possible for you to share this data? ... View more