Latest Contributions by AdrianWelsh

Is line 84 this one? arcpy.AddTerrainPyramidLevel_3d (in_terrain, 'WINDOWSIZE', pyramid_level)  Maybe try using double quotes instead of single quotes? ... View more

What is the error message that you are getting? ... View more

Yes, according to this Using photos stored in ArcGIS Online | ArcGIS Blog You can. It just seems that I have found ArcGIS Online has been picky about whether or not my image has an extension on it (at least in the past, it has behaved this way), particularly when it is shared from a place like Google Drive. I can view the link you sent. It looks like it is a secured image service. Maybe you could try removing the s off of the https? http://ago-item-storage.s3.amazonaws.com/335b48d0a6fc4ec8ae052da1ca991b22/Atomsforpeace.JPG?x-amz-security-token=AQoDYXd… I really am not sure at this point... ... View more

Wow, I like it. I suppose there is not a way to remove the services once they are in there (without refreshing), but that really isn't a big deal. ... View more

Sometimes you need to make sure that your picture url has the extension at the end of it (like .jpg or .png). If that is not there, then it will likely not show up in a different browser. Also, can you view your changed URL in the different browser? That might be the first place to test to see if that works. If not, then you will need to find where the issue is occurring. ... View more

Wow, that is interesting. Seems that this is the default for many other Portal IDs out there (doing a quick google search showed me a lot of interesting things). I am not sure but have you looked at this article for configuring the advanced settings: Setting advanced portal options—Portal for ArcGIS (10.3 and 10.3.1) | ArcGIS for Server ... View more

It might help to post this thread in a more appropriate place to get the views that you need. The GeoNet help is for help with the GeoNet. Have you looked at this article about configuring Oracle: Configure the Oracle extproc to access the geodatabase with SQL—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop Or maybe this article on the ST_Geometry in Oracle: ST_Geometry in Oracle—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop  ... View more

This is great and easy to use! Thanks for sharing this. ... View more

That seems pretty odd to have that one outlier in the middle like that. Have you done any other testing on this to see if this sort of issue persists? Have you tried other interpolation methods to see if you get similar values? I also wonder if you were to try the same IDW with the same criteria if you would get the same results. ... View more

Do other packages work for you? What I'm asking is, is it just this one? And if so, can you find the original data and try re-packing it again? ... View more

I am not fully sure, but I am going to guess that this is something not provided from the out-of-the-box story map and will require custom programming. However, if you do change the code and customize it, you can still upload it to your ArcGIS Online account and host it as one of your story maps, so you do not need to worry there. From your AGOL account in My Content, you just go to Add Item from web and add it there. You can't really add this discussion to other 'places' but you can tag them in your post to get more visibility by using the @ sign. I would suggest Story Maps​ and ArcGIS Online​. And maybe even in Developers​. Also, it may be a good idea to bump this thread again on Monday to get it back to the top of 'recent activity'. ... View more

Mark, I know you mentioned internships. I think that those are a great place to start. I got my "start" doing an internship (or two) for the Student Conservation Association​. This really helped me get my foot in the door and allowed me to gain real-world experience when I had none. I would also suggest inquiring at your local city government office (or county or similar government agency). Sometimes they have opportunities for interns with little-to-no-experience. Sometimes, if you're desperate enough and they have no money, they would likely welcome some 'free' work in order to do some grunt tasks that they do not have time for. This would give you great experience to get your feet wet in the world of public sector GIS. There are some places online and otherwise where you can do some free GIS work in order to get more experience in it. There are some examples listed here: Where to get started with volunteer GIS work? : gis  Honestly, who cares if your resume has a big blank spot. If you're looking for entry level stuff or a career change, this is likely to be expected. Good luck with your search and welcome to the GeoNet! ... View more

I had a layer package not work for me. I went into the Control Panel to the Uninstall programs page. I did a "Repair" on ArcGIS and things worked properly again. It might be worth checking out. ... View more

I believe this is (or used to be) a very touchy question. For the most, this will depend on where you live and how Google has their maps contracted. In some places, the local agency (in my case, my local State agency) will have contracted Google Imagery that you can use in ArcGIS Online as a basemap. In other cases, there appears to be several different ways of obtaining this, though they don't all appear to work. This service appeared to work at one point but it seems like it was last updated about 3.5 years ago: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=a8f78cc6adea48cb8e962d7e36b9d010 There was a question in the developers forum (using JavaScript) about this that has some suggestions with possible solutions: Add Google Basemap via Javascript There are a few solutions listed at this blog post: My Adventure with Google Maps in ArcMap | SoCalGIS.org In any case, you might have to look around to see if there are any local agencies that have obtained Google's Imagery or try some of these linked suggestions. ... View more

It looks like there might be a solution in this forum post: Error HRESULT E_FAIL has been returned from a call to a COM component Though it's related to ArcHydro, so I am not sure if there is compatibility in the help for the online stuff. Can you list the exact steps you are taking to get this? And is your layer public where it can be tried by someone else? ... View more