Latest Contributions by VincentLaunstorfer

Thanks. It helped and it is informative. As expected, the ArcGIS Editor for OpenStreetMap in ArcGIS Desktop (ArcMap) could not open ESRI flavored .pbf. In addition, ArcGIS Editor for OpenStreetMap is not available in ArcGIS Pro either. ArcGIS Enterprise can export its own .pdf flavor but it is cumbersome to use... I will not use .pbf again for the time being. ... View more

Subscribing to this as I'm interested in ANY pyton or arcade expressions related to callouts. Specifically I'm looking to set conditional formatting. Something in the vein of IIF( feature.field= fairway, <leaderline>color = green</leaderline>, else...) ... View more

Thanks Kory! Done.   ... View more

I have never run the Calculate Field geoprocessing tool directly against a branch versioned feature service URL, but I believe you are correct in that it will run on the DEFAULT version if you have permissions to do so. Have you tried unchecking the "Make newly added layers visible by default" option in ArcGIS Pro? I have that unchecked because several layers I add to ArcGIS Pro are large and slow things down. With that option unchecked, I can add a large layer and configure it (scale visibility, etc) before I turn the layer on or just leave it off. As far as I know, the only way to run a calculation on a specific branch version in ArcGIS Pro is to add a layer to the map, set the version from the Data Source tab in the Contents pane, and then add the layer to the Calculate Field tool as the Input Table parameter. ... View more

Would a combination of arcpy.AddMessage and arcpy.GetMessages work? ... View more

I downloaded VIIRS VNP21, it renders correctly. I am using a to-be-released version, so there could be issue in 2.9.2 but has been fixed.   ... View more

Thank you, @VincentLaunstorfer, for your continued updates on this issue! ... View more

Nothing special in the Arcade expression, just trying to parse a date field in order to display previous day (Recent) features differently than others (Historic): var date_text = $feature.DATETIME //Parsing DATETIME date var datetime_list = Split(date_text, "T") var date_list = Split(datetime_list[0], "-") var year_val = date_list[0] var month_val = date_list[1] var day_val = date_list[2] //Caution: months are 0 to 11 var movement = Date(year_val, month_val-1, day_val) //Current day var display=Today() var yesterday=DateDiff(display, movement, 'days') decode(yesterday, 1,'Recent','Historic') ... View more

Hi Point 3 refers. Please try setting the tolerance in metres or feet and check if you obtain the error message? On the sample you provided, I set the tolerance in metres and it worked in removing the self-intersection. The problem was that I was unsure of your projection and therefore set the tolerance extremely huge to test the self-intersection functionality.  This could be a  short-coming in my thinking but I only use topology with projected data as I can visually see (in my mind) the tolerances I set in metres (I unfortunately cannot measure in degrees decimal). Thank you. ... View more

At this point, it may be easier to re-post the question in the Community. ... View more

I haven't tried polygon to centerline either.  I have used skeleton/medial axis and simply trimmed segments with a terminal node with no adjoining segments (aka, dangles).  A smart algorithm ignores the end segments for the long axis and only removes offshoots meeting a certain length criteria.  Lots of papers on the subject with only few practical applications other than to keep people interested in computational geometry off the streets 😉  PS, I notice that the width of the bend at the inflection point is greater than the width of the remaining polygon normal to the main line.  So this is likely to produce the dangles that you are seeing since collapsing the main "channel" will still leave an uncollapsed area at the inflection point (as compared to a "buffered" line which should in theory have a constant width along its length ... View more