Latest Contributions by RobertBorchert

What Xander Bakker wrote may be your better option. Put the same feature class and whatever the distinction is in your roads to distinguish them add a new attribute for your trails. ... View more

Do  you mean you want to be able to edit them at the same  time?  Then simply put them in the same database. I put my road, hiking, biking, and snowmobile trails all in the same feature dataset and created a geometric network for them. ... View more

Reading your question again. Create a new database.  Make a feature dataset in the projection you want to use for your Lat Long Example WGS 84  or Web Mercator. Right click on the feature dataset and import features.  Select your UTM feature class and import it into the new feature dataset.  ArcGIS will automatically re- project your data. Be advised if you project it into a projection that is not appropriate for your location it will skew your data. ... View more

Quick and simple. Create Columns for X and Y make them double. then in ArcMap right click on the column and calculate geometry. Use the coordinate system of the features you want in lat long. but in the drop down menu select Decimal Degrees.  this will create XY values for your UTM 34T Or to make it even more simply use the tool  Add XY Coordinates. ... View more

That is correct. You can no longer use MS Access compatible databases with Pro. There are a lot of reasons why I am not using Pro and this one is huge. ... View more

Did you try to drag or simply copy and paste the feature class.  If the coordinate systems do not match it will not work that way.  The system needs to project the data into the new coordinate systems.  Use the Feature Class to Feature Class to geodatabase tool  ... View more

You probably have to update and or get a new Bing Key. ... View more

But you can.  It takes minor clever setting up. How many different attributes are you talking about?  I did an experiment with labeling that I thought was pretty clever.  In my test set I had some 200 points.  I set it up so each label could have a different font, different size, different color, be rotated, be angled.  the only thing I did not solve was changing the distance from the Point. I did this before Python was a thing.  You do it using Text Formatting Tags, which have been a part of ArcGIS for quite a long time.  I set it up with attributes for each Tag.  I had a font attribute.  In it I put the Font Name. This is the expression to change a font to Arial.  I substitute in the expression the Font Attribute. You can do the same for the size entry. "<FNT name=""Arial"" size=""18"">" & [LABELFIELD] & "</FNT>" You can do a search in the help for all the Formatting Tags available. ... View more

https://www.eea.europa.eu/data-and-maps/data/eu-dem ... View more

http://www.diva-gis.org/gdata ... View more

By nature of the fact that they push it across the internet you can rest assured that the overall accuracy is very low. If you tried to push high accuracy elevation data across the web it would be very slow. ... View more

If your location is CONUS I would point towards https://datagateway.nrcs.usda.gov/ to download the LIDAR data (if available for that area) and create your own contours at a high accuracy. Fortunately where I live we have LIDAR coverage available for the state from the State and we can download specific tiles. ... View more

Did you share the service again after making the changes. publish as it were ... View more

You don't have to use a domain. I used a domian to help eliminate numbers that are not valid.  it could be a text domain.  I used short integer because it takes up less space. The value 1 in the domain shows as North in the drop down.  Conversely if you use a rotation of 360 for the label you can place it exactly at that rotation.  You would create a field, for the sake of ease I call it Label_Rotation and make it a short integer. You set the rules for labeling up in Label Manager.  As shown below.  The SQL Query is set to only show those with a Cardinal Direction of 1.  And it only displays them to the North. There is not set rule. You can call 1 anything. Then I set the offset to 2 as shown, and the max offset to 400% as shown. this gives it some flexibility as to how far it will place the label and try to avoid overlap with other labels. 0 (zero) I have as dynamic.  So if the cardinal direction has not been entered it will place the label dynamically. ... View more

use calculate geometry or use the Add XY Coordinates Tool. ... View more