Latest Contributions by AyanPalit

@MasaoMatsuoka Is your deployed implementation using all services based editing and Branch Versioning? Branch Versioning requires editor tracking enabled using UTC time standard. Register a dataset as branch versioned ... View more

@kapalczynski Glad the suggestions worked out for you. Do take some time to further review the linear referencing concepts using links provided previously. I am also moving the post from Network Analyst to ArcGIS Pro. @JaySandhu Thanks for tag teaming with me!  ... View more

I believe you are on the right track and kudos on using Locate Features Along Route GP in your workflow. Note that you may use the Locate Features Along Route GP on a point or linear feature (road segments). Processing linear feature will produce a table with attributes FMEAS (from measure) and TMEAS (to measure). All records with spatial coincidence with the road routes are processed , including overlaps. You may then use Make Route Event Layer ... View more

Agree with @DanPatterson on using 'SUM' with river ID as 'case_field'  Summary Statistics (Analysis)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Alternately, use 'groupby' river ID in your Python expression.   ... View more

@kapalczynski The use case/workflow is better handled through Linear Referencing (simple functions) and Roads and Highways  (advanced functions). You can get started with the following references: Linear referencing datasets Roads may be modelled as Routes with the Start/End locations as Calibration Points or simply update measures on the vertices. The Road Segments may be modelled as Route Events How to choose between linear referencing and location referencing ... View more

@Bud Recommend using SQL reference ... View more

This a good topic! Here are some additional functionality unlocked by modelling Line Network Maintains measure across routes with discontinuities in measure and restrict change in measures downstream of the affected area. Model events that span routes. Route editing across routes that belong to the same line. Model and maintain derived network ID and derived measures on Event records. Persisting these attributes help with reporting and quick lookup of continuous measures. ... View more

@MartyLoper This is very common scenario and has multiple solution options depending on requirements and maintenance preference. Schema Design: An alphanumeric unique ID can be created in the schema using GlobalID or GUID fields and they auto-generated, maintained by the GDB. Calculate: If the values must follow a pattern, similar to examples, review Calculate Field - String Operations.  Scripting/automation: Review topic Accumulative and sequential calculations  Additional resources: ArcGIS Arcade guide SQL Calculate field values  Calculate Field Python examples ... View more

@shamnasPC ArcGIS Pro is self-certified and compliant with Windows Hardening.   https://trust.arcgis.com/en/security/arcgis-desktop-best-practices.htm Check the obvious like URL and credentials. Since, Portal is accessible from browser - site is allowed/white listed.  Use a tool like fiddler to track web traffic, identify blockage and allow for the portal connection (log Esri Support ticket if needed). Contact your IT Security admin as there are granular configuration settings/Group Policy settings for Windows hardening that may need to be tweaked. ... View more

ArcGIS Location Referencing tools will allow capture of Events, inline with the route. You can get creative and symbolize the feature showing the offset using the perpendicular distance. Alternately, maintain the original location and a point snapped to the route. The snapped point will be managed as the LRS event and could be related to the offset point. ... View more

@GraemeBrowning_Aurizon Recommend the following: Review the concepts of locating Events by offset: Adding point events using Referent offset location        Note that adding Events by offset can be performed through the Event Editor web app. The option will be available in ArcGIS Pro-based Event Editing at a future release. It's simply another option to locate events in addition to the most common methods of route and measure coordinates The Event referent fields must be present in Events data model—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  Enable Referent Fields You are then ready to capture new Events using the offset method in Event Editor.   ... View more

@Bud That's a start but you should really target the Recommended specs and tweak some of the parameters as noted in Troubleshooting Performance Issues in ArcGIS Pro Supplementary info: If you want to fine tune the laptop specs, start with the type of GIS work you will be performing. For e.g. Basic data collection, editing, analysis Medium to heavy geoprocessing, data processing Data types that will be used vector vs raster/imagery, 2D vs 3D will all data be local on machine or will it be distributed Total volume of data you will use Based on the above criteria, you may want to up the RAM to 16 GB if you will be performing more analytics. If using more 3D, rasters, recommend high end graphics card, more GPU Data volume will guide the storage  - always add 20% buffer ... View more

@MattSavard This can be easily done using Definition Query.  Filter features with definition queries Your setup will look similar to:   ... View more

@Bud You make valid points; recommend reviewing the following resources: Troubleshooting Performance Issues in ArcGIS Pro Diagnostic Monitor Performance Assessment Tool ... View more