Latest Contributions by AyanPalit

@AaronManuel2 At the ArcGIS Field Maps 25.2.0 release, there's capability to define a branch version that field teams will access when they have connectivity. Field user can then select the version of each feature service from the associated feature service drop-down menu App settings page > Versions section. Ref: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/field-maps/latest/prepare-maps/configure-the-map.htm  Give the recent enhancement, the best compatible versions to use this capability: ArcGIS Field Maps 25.2.0 | Pro 3.5 | Enterprise 11.5 Perhaps you are running into compatibility issues between the ArcGIS components and referencing help links from different versions. ... View more

@SusanHall4 Good ask, but like you, I couldn't figure this out. The workaround for me is to configure the reference grid  so I can know approximate lengths while sketching.  ... View more

@KaylaSadallah  At organizations with enterprise GIS, LRS layers are consumed by multiple departments. Any LRS model changes should be discussed, planned and tested in a pilot environment. Organizational benefits need to be weighed out and adjustments may be needed. The Esri Community reach out is for ideas and research  before executing any changes.   I assume you are staff at a railroad/subway organization that has a Linear Referencing System (LRS)  developed using Roads and Highways  Is the LRS modelled with Line Network (this type of network supports events that span routes on the same line)? If unsure, you can check using layers properties of route network > location referencing > Field Network properties: Option 1: No Line Network Review the data schema/information model requirements of  Network feature class Use Create LRS and setup a pilot LRS Use Create LRS Network checking the Include Fields to Support Lines parameter and map the additional fields required for an LRS line network.  Use Create LRS Event checking the Event Spans Routes.  Load sample data for routes and events to this pilot LRS and test that this configuration meets the desired capability.  Option 2: Line Network Some steps may be skipped if Line Network is already configured. Use Create LRS Event checking the Event Spans Routes. Load sample data for  events and test that this configuration meets the desired capability.  ... View more

@ODWC_GIS Good one for the GIS Community - thanks for sharing. Consider making this a new post since this is not a comment to the original crossword. I can move this for you as well!   ... View more

@KaylaSadallah Interesting use case - a picture will help explain the scenario. Have you modelled LRS with Line Network ? This type of network supports events that span routes on the same line as below.         There are additional considerations on 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

@C_McNamara  Have you looked at the Excel attachments on this thread: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-documents/arcgis-pro-functionality-levels-geoprocessing-tool/tac-p/1479144  ... View more

@MarkAnderson6 Thanks,  based on the additional info, there seems to be an issue with the data logic. The calculation expression is simple, wherein it's looking at the 2 fields per district feature and calculating the difference. It is certainly possible to get results for both the district extents. This is working for your first district but not for the second. Are you using the same set of fields for the second district? If so, check if the fields have proper values and there is no filter/selection excluding the calculation.   ... View more

@SandraFlores-Castillo Congratulations on the award! Thanks for sharing the newsletter - YPN community can benefit from this.   ... View more

@MarkAnderson6 Seems doable and eager to help, but I don't understand the details. The field has data points from two geographic extents - what field is this GCON01XXX or GCON01YYY? Perhaps a screenshot of the map and few rows of the data will help explain. ... View more

@JakeJacobsAVA As is evident in this thread, there are multiple parameters in play. Organizations are unique in their mix of utility domains that drive functional requirements, workload separations, IT policies (e.g RDBMS platform), integration needs. Accordingly, one size/recommendation will not fit all. Advice community members to consider their unique requirements/circumstances to right-size the Utility Network design.    ... View more

@PragatiSingh There are multiple considerations in making a design decision here. Electric and Water typically don't mix - best to keep them as separate databases/schemas, one for each domain network. Organizations are unique in their mix of utility domains that drive functional requirements, workload separations, IT policies (e.g RDBMS platform), integration needs. Recommend a holistic approach factoring in all parameters.     ... View more

Nice! thanks for sharing your solution. ... View more