Latest Contributions by JayantaPoddar

‎03-16-2015

Hi Kon, You could replace the value of 87 with 88. Then the maximum value of 87.7 would be included in the second class itself. Thanks, Jay

‎03-13-2015

If you already have the point layers with you that overlay on the same extent as the above interpolated raster dataset, you could use extract values by points to extract the cell values to the point features.

‎03-13-2015

Hi Sui, Instead of defining output geostatistical layer (out_ga_layer), you could define the output raster dataset (out_raster) in Empirical Bayesian kriging tool. This raster dataset will be stored in the desired GDB. Thanks, Jay

‎03-12-2015

Hi Alex, Just a workaround. Try storing the feature classes in a feature dataset instead of a GDB directly. Then give the path of the feature dataset in Iterate Feature class. Thanks, Jay

‎03-11-2015

Hi Doug, By default, ArcGIS LM and Intergraph license file take up the same port (27000). You need to define a static port in service.txt file (any port in the range of 27001-27009). Please check the thread Re: Flexnet Licensing error -96,7 system error 11001 'comm error' Procedure The steps provided require that you briefly stop the license manager. During this time, connections to the license manager may be lost. Click Start > Programs > ArcGIS > License Manager > License Server Administrator. Select Start/Stop License Server in the table of contents and click Stop. Open Windows Explorer and navigate to your license manager installation location (C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\License10.0\bin by default), in which you will see a service.txt file. The file should look similar to this: SERVER this_host ANY VENDOR ARCGIS FEATURE ACT ARCGIS 1 permanent 1 7ED49106D630 At the end of line one, you can choose to specify a port number immediately after ANY. On the VENDOR line, add PORT=####, where #### is a specific port number designated by you, to lock the vendor daemon to that specific port, for example, 1234. After making he changes, your service.txt file should look something like this: SERVER this_host ANY 27001 VENDOR ARCGIS PORT=1234 FEATURE ACT ARCGIS 1 permanent 1 7ED49106D630 You can also change the lmgrd daemon from the default 27000 to another port between 27000 and 27009. Save the .txt file. From the License Server Administrator, click Start. The vendor daemon is now static, locked to the port specified. These ports (e.g. Port 27001 and 1234) can now be saved as exceptions in the firewall to allow communication between the license server and the client. Thanks, Jay

‎03-11-2015

Hi Brian, You could try the Geodatabase Topology (Must Not Overlap) to resolve the issue. Thanks, Jay

‎03-11-2015

Hi Chris, You could try using Definition Query for County layer, before using Select by Location. This would display a subset of the features in a layer without deleting any feature or creation of new feature layers. The selection would take place based on the visible features. Thanks, Jay

‎03-10-2015

Hi Joseph, I faced this issue installing Portal for ArcGIS on a Windows 8 machine in Workgroup. The same thing works on a Windows Server 2008 R2 in a domain. I think it requires a host machine in a domain for the Portal homepage to show up. Anyone installed Portal successfully in workgroup?

‎03-09-2015

Hi, Try repairing ArcGIS Desktop from the setup/control panel. Thanks, Jay

‎03-04-2015

Hi Kristine, This seems to be an issue with the Double and Float datatypes. Check the thread below: Select by Attribute on Float values not returning any record Thanks, Jay

‎03-04-2015

Hi Jodie, Try working with Layer Package. You could open it in ArcGIS Explorer from Add Layer. Thanks, Jay

‎03-04-2015

Hi, Did you use all the three equations in one go? You need to use Raster Calculator once for each band. Moreover, in the expression, use only the right-hand side of the equations. You need to create two rasters, viz., Green and Blue, as the output of the Raster Calculator. And replace S1, S2 and S3 in the above equations with the Green band, Red band and NIR band of the SPOT data respectively. No need to use the Raster calculator for Red band. Once the above bands are prepared, create composite bands using the new Blue, Green and Red bands. http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.2/index.html#//00170000009p000000 Then, use it in proper channels in symbology(Red band in Red Channel, Green band in Green channel and Blue band in Blue Channel) to get the natural colour composite.

‎03-03-2015

Hi Mubhashir, You could try the following, and let me know. say For SPOT imagery, S1: Green band S2: Red Band S3: NIR Band Use the following equations in Raster Calculator, Red = S2 Green = (3 * S1 + S3)/4 Blue = (3 * S1 - S3)/4

‎03-03-2015

Hi Tony, the license is valid and working on a Windows 2008 R2 Server.

‎02-26-2015

Hi Matt, Are the spatial features for those 200 features showing up on ArcMap?

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Re: cannot find kriging geostatistical layer after kriging

Re: cannot find kriging geostatistical layer after kriging

Re: What's wrong with this model?

Re: ArcGIS License Manager: FlexNet Licensing Error -97, 121

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Re: Selecting items from one polygon within multi-polygon layer

Re: Arcgis Portal

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Re: Sharing Maps

Re: Spot 5 Natural color

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Re: Portal for ArcGIS: Initial Administrator Account page not opening

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