Latest Contributions by TimothyHales

Hi Simon, Interesting find.  I noticed that this same phenomenon with the Iraq-Jordan border happens on the Bing Maps site as well. http://www.bing.com/maps/ -Timothy ... View more

No problem, glad to be able to help out. 🙂 ... View more

There is the Spline with Barriers tool and also within the IDW tool there is an option at the bottom to select an input barrier polyline. ... View more

Adam, Currently you cannot create a profile graph to scale.  There is an enhancement request currently logged with support.  You might look to post this idea on the Ideas page - http://ideas.arcgis.com That might help bring some additional support from the community concerning this functionality. I did find some additional resources that may be help.  Check these out: http://mappingcenter.esri.com/index.cfm?fa=ask.answers&q=37 http://pubs.usgs.gov/of/2005/1428/thoms/index.html -Timothy ... View more

I am not sure you are able to change the the transparency in ArcGIS Explorer.  That functionality is not currently available in ArcGIS Desktop. You can convert the graphics to features and then apply the transparency to the new layer. Converting graphics into features ... View more

Check out this older post: How do I 'label' an elevation raster to see individual cell values It references the Cell Tool: http://edndoc.esri.com/arcobjects/9.0/Samples/SpatialAnalyst/CellTool/CELLTOOL.htm You will notice that the tool was written at 9.0.  You can add it into ArcGIS 10, but only the boundary tool will work.  There is a extent error with the other tools. ... View more

Check out this older forum post: http://forums.esri.com/thread.asp?c=93&f=986&t=227834 If that tool is what you are looking for then you can get the latest version of the tool here: http://www.spatialecology.com/gme/ ... View more

No, you cannot label a raster.  The closest thing you could do would be to convert the raster to points and then label the points with the symbology null. ... View more

Once you have the multiple buffers created for the police stations, you will need to perform a spatial join with the buffer layer and the crime points.  Within this tool you can specify the type of summary you would like performed.   Finding what is inside a polygon ... View more

Yeah, I understand your concern.  I think that the command functions are being pushed towards Python.  You can access the Spatial Analyst tools and functions through the Python window so there is less reliance on the raster calculator.  Although it can be difficult to adapt to the new software changes, there are many benefits to learning these new areas within the software. ... View more

When you click on the red x it should give you an error message. Try changing the output location to your C:\temp folder and also make the name is no longer than 13 character unless you specify an output format other than grid. ... View more

What happens when you zoom in on the image beyond the pyramids?  Do the source rasters have the white lines? If you have ArcEditor or ArcInfo try creating a Mosaic Dataset (unmanaged) with the images and see if the white lines remain.  If images display correctly, you could then export the mosaic dataset out to another raster format. The workflow and tools to create mosaic datasets ... View more

Does your TIFF image have a coordinate system or has it been georeferenced correctly? If so, does it display in the correct location in ArcMap? Also, what tool are you using to convert it to KML? ... View more

In a personal geodatabase, the raster dataset is converted to an Imagine (.img) file and stored inside an image database (IDB) folder. The IDB folder is located in the directory next to the personal geodatabase. How raster data is stored in a geodatabase I would recommend having your raster outputs go directly to another folder instead of the Personal Geodatabase.  There may be an access issue with the IDB folder. ... View more