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If the FIDS from one represented the other you could do a table join. However, if it is as small as 235 you have shown it may be simpler and quicker to simply go through one at a time and copy and paste the attributes. if that is what you want to end up with. Spatial join may end up with errors especially where the slope changes quite a bit.
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ESRI US Forestry has a canoe with two people in it ascii 215
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Take a look at Font ESRI Environmental and Icons ASCII code 238 It is a fishing boat with an outboard. No person in it though
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Oh, I read 200mb. My apologies you wrote picture symbol. Pictures are Rasters. What is the symbol representing? I think you would be better off not using a picture symbol. There are thousands of symbols available via the ESRI Font set. If you have to us that particular Vector Symbol you should get a Font Creator and create a font from your symbol. True Type. However, the drawback to this would be that the font would need to be installed on every computer that uses that GIS
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Additionally Pro is designed to build for Online mapping. Large picture symbols don't work very well online. You need to go small and streamlined.
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The issue us your picture symbol is to large and complicated. When the system converts your picture to a symbol it can only handle so much and discards the rest. You need to us pictures that you have scaled down to very small size. Something like 100 x 100 pixels or less would be best. If it displayed your pictures symbols at full quality and resolution your screen refresh rate would quickly drop very low with more and more symbols.
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Most larger airports already seem to have maps of their airports. An issue with trying to make navigation inside a large building is going to be location. GPS has a harder time working inside of a building, especially ones with lots of metal. Wi-Fi probably would not work unless there was a free Wi-Fi network through out the airport. And even then Wi-Fi is not very good at location. If you have an iPhone or tablet try using find my iPhone and see how close it gets. Last time I used it on my daughters phone it located the phone out in the middle of the street about 3 houses down. It was actually under a sweatshirt in her room. As far as acquiring the data you may have to get it direct from the airport or the FAA The Mall of America used to have an internal navigation concept. Using Google Maps you could find your location inside the mall and navigate to a store you wanted. However, it had issues with location and which floor you were on. The app was neat but terribly ineffective. I went to the mall after it rolled out and it would take a long time for it to figure out where I was. However, something to consider is that it might be is they might not make the data available to you because it could be considered a security issue for that kind of technology to be applied in an airport.
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To answer fairly the Garmin 72sc is more of a hobby GPS. With something of that grade for GIS you can use online air photos to place features nearly as accurately. However, for elevation you could simply use DEMS and or LIDAR generated contour lines to very closely acquire elevation. But with a lower end GPS your placement accuracy may be off. You may want to look at something like a Trimble GeoExplorer. A budget friendly GPS unit that will result in very good accuracy. You You
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You may be working much to hard on this. Select your PDF's in Windows Explorer. Right click to combine all the selected PDF's Then in the Combine Files dialog click on the Switch to List View. Then sort by the modified field.
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Not dynamically but if your editing your Web App it will show you which Web Map it drawing from
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Based on the title my firs thought was hardware issue. Now that I see your computer specs I am pretty sure it is your hardware. Most specifically the use of Intel Integrated graphics. The low processor power and very low RAM also contribute.
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Really too much work. Simply select your Features or Feature data sets in one and copy them to the other. We do this all the time for our items that are used for our Online presence.
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From ArcCatalog export the database as an XML Workspace Document. Just do schema only. then open the XML in MS Excel. While the result will not be pretty. You can do some simple Analysis and you will be able to find all your Subtypes, each attribute in the subtype, each domain attached to that attribute and each value of the domain.
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It is most likely displaying the Alias. Did you change the Alias as well
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