Latest Contributions by GuyNoll

Hi there! In addition to the immediate challenge (ArcMap generate DEPARE), I think you may find this webinar recording of interest:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfqZfA493fY   Please email maritime@esri.com for specific follow-up on this tool.   ... View more

And S-101 is coming to ArcGIS Pro, too! ... View more

You may wish to use ArcGIS Pro for this work. https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/tool-reference/ready-to-use/an-overview-of-the-hydrology-toolset.htm  and SRTM (90m grid) may or may not be sufficient for what you are trying to accomplish in your hydrology model.  ... View more

Check out this webinar series about maritime port GIS solutions! ... View more

Sorry, we were unable to conduct a second live webinar due to widespread internet outage. We encourage folks to view the recording posted here on GeoNet and also engage with questions to the maritime product team either here or at maritime@esri.com  Thank you for your understanding!  ... View more

Hi Simon, Are you aware of the new and improved Admiralty Vector Chart Service? It utilizes ArcGIS Maritime in the Azure cloud for provisioning the ENC.  Regards, Guy ... View more

Welcome to Maritime Geonet, Amilynn! Tenakee Springs is one place I never visited, though it's nearby 1997 survey of Hawk Inlet we performed on Rainier. You'll find a lot of resources through this UC blog posting (and I hope you virtually meet with you next week!) https://community.esri.com/groups/arcgis-for-maritime/blog/2020/06/18/oceans-and-maritime-agenda-esri-virtual-uc-2020   Cheers, Guy ... View more

I forgot to mention the ArcGIS Maritime GeoNet page - this is where you'll find more information about Bathymetry, Charting, and other tools important to this community. I hope you can make time in your calendar to attend the EsriUC2020 this year!  Also, check out our Oceans resource Hub, again curated by Keith. Cheers, Guy ... View more

Hi Abel, Welcome to the Esri Maritime community! It sounds like you are doing the necessary work of cataloging your features, and will soon be on the journey to share that data more broadly so that others can effectively see and use the your authoritative information. You may be interested in using The Living Atlas to share in ArcGIS On Line.I recommend you check Keith VanGraafeiland's Blog‌ and contact him, as he is the Ocean curator for The Living Atlas. You can contact me directly at gnoll@esri.com Guy ... View more

NOAA Office of Coast Survey has just announced a webinar for 9 January 1100 Eastern presenting their Custom Chart solution - Register for NOAA Nav-cast webinar: How to obtain NOAA ENC-based paper nautical charts – NEWS & UPDATES  ... View more

This presentation of the concepts behind the Hydrospatial Information System provide a vision of the future of authoritative office content curation.  ... View more

If you are interested in providing comments to NOAA's plans, please consider addressing the opportunities this ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8+ workflow will create. For example, recreational boaters who use visual navigation methods with Custom Charts will be able to use up-to-date imagery. As with the original decision to release S-57 ENC freely to the public, I expect that this change will drive innovation in the delivery of navigation services as well as new uses of Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure.  Please see Captain Rafael Ponce's presentation about MSDI from the Busan meeting of the MSDI Working Group for the IHO in March 2019 for more information about this important initiative. ... View more

As with Dutch Kadaster, recognition of the speed of data flow to the end consumer by NOAA is a critical factor in this decision. NOAA Coast Survey will be able to use their cartographers to add value to the underlying vector information rather than in raster compilation workflows. Ideally, this also creates opportunities for companies who will augment navigational information products with other information and analytical tools that are not yet possible.  ... View more

Great presentation, and the key takeaway for me is the recognition that Agile methods are a best-practice when customers expect collaboration. As software functionality is continually and sometimes rapidly changing, I think smart executive sponsors should always encourage their teams to be collaborative. Otherwise, customers can create requirement traps for their organizations that prevent adequate assessment of the need for workflow and resource change management;‌ ... View more

Hi Rahul, Can you tell us more about your hydrographic survey processing workflow - what kind of sensors are used, what processing is used to create final data, and what kind of decisions are made with the information? Thank you, Guy ... View more