Latest Contributions by JayantaPoddar

‎02-19-2015

Hi Justin, In that case don't use iteration. Keep a single input raster. Mention the input and output as a Model parameter. Save the model as a tool. Run the tool in batch. Thanks, Jay

‎02-19-2015

Make sure to define statistics field and statistics type as sum in Summary Statistics.

‎02-19-2015

Hi Ben, Use a modelbuilder. 1) Iterate feature class. 2) Convert to feature layer. 3) Apply Symbology from layer. Hope it helps. Thanks, Jay

‎02-19-2015

Hi Stephen, In ArcCatalog, you could create a new File geodatabase (FGDB), and a feature dataset (Define an appropriate Projected coordinate system to it). You could then just import all the shapefiles to the feature dataset. This will take care of Creation of Shape_Area Field, and calculate geometry for all the feature classes. Thanks, Jay

‎02-19-2015

Hi Marten, Check if Multipart to Singlepart tool solves your issue? Thanks, Jay

‎02-18-2015

Hi Ray, This is the beauty of Gram-Schmidt method. You can choose the sensor type, which will set the appropriate band weights. And the band weights are always defined for the blue, green, red and IR (if present) bands of MSS sensor, irrespective of the spectral range of the Panchromatic band. So, the parameters with the sensor-type (if known) is the most appropriate one. Hope it helps. Thanks, Jay

‎02-18-2015

Hi Preston, Have you used key numbering option in Fitting strategies of Maplex Label Engine? It could be an option when other fitting strategies fail. Thanks, Jay

‎02-18-2015

Hi Marco, How to install the Web Adaptor The Web Adaptor setup program should launch automatically after the download has been completed. If the setup does not launch automatically, browse to the location of the downloaded setup files and double-click Setup.exe. Review the terms and conditions of the license agreement. You must agree to the terms in order to proceed. Review the features on the Select Features dialog box. Optionally, if you want to install the Cross-domain Policy Files, click the drop-down menu next to the feature and select This feature will be installed on the local hard drive. To learn more about this feature, see About cross-domain policy files. Click Next. Choose a website for the Web Adaptor. Available websites are listed as <website name (port)>. If you don't see the Select website dialog box, this means you only have one website. If only one website is found on your machine, the ArcGIS Web Adaptor is automatically placed on that website without displaying the Select website dialog box. Type the name of the Web Adaptor. The default value is arcgis. Note: A message will display if a virtual directory with the same name as the Web Adaptor already exists in the selected website. Click OK to close the message and enter a different name for the Web Adaptor. To complete the installation, follow the directions on the screen. However the port no. won't be displayed. Thanks, Jay

‎02-18-2015

Hi Joe, The 10.1-10.3 licenses are common. So, I think the ArcGIS 10.3 LM would recognize the 10.2 licenses to be valid. There should not be any issue in authorizing 10.2 licenses in ArcGIS 10.3 LM. But you cannot install ArcGIS LM of two different versions in a single OS. Thanks, Jay

‎02-18-2015

No. This add-in is not compatible with ArcGIS 10.3 for Desktop, as yet. You could check if the update of Arc2Earth trial is compatible with v.10.3 or not.

‎02-18-2015

Hi Taner, You could use open web maps. Requirements ArcGIS Desktop 10.1, 10.2 * Known issue with ArcGIS 10.2.2 and version 1.2 of Open Web Maps tool. Windows Vista/7 Internet Connection You could also try Arc2Earth. Thanks, Jay

‎02-17-2015

Assumptions: You have 06 polygon feature with clay content. And a county polygon. Workflow: 1) Clip the Clay_Content polygon features with the county polygon. 2) You need to carry out a formula like below float((Clay%01 * Area01) + (Clay%02 * Area02) + (Clay%03 * Area03) + (Clay%04 * Area04) + (Clay%05 * Area05) + (Clay%06 * Area06))/(Area_County) To do the above calculation, you could create a new Field "Clay_Area" (Datatype: Double) In field calculator, <Clay%_FieldName> * <Area_FieldName> Use Statistics/Summarize to obtain the average value of Clay content in the county. Hope it helps. Thanks, Jay

‎02-17-2015

Try adding a Resample (Data Management) tool at the desired point. I guess you could do it at the end. After clipping the rasters

‎02-17-2015

Could you send a snapshot of the reclassify tool in Modelbuilder

‎02-17-2015

Hi Michael, You could use the following workflow. 1) Use model builder to convert the rasters into simple polygons a) Use Iterate Raster. b) Reclassify the background value (e.g. 0) to NoData, while rest of the values (255 is the maximum value among all raster data, in my example) to 1. c) Convert the Raster to polygon. 2) Use intersect (Analysis) to get the common area of interest of all the polygons. 3)Use the above intersected polygon to intersect the rasters. Thanks, Jay

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Latest Contributions by JayantaPoddar

Re: Raster Interaction with Model Builder - Allowing a user to select the user inputs

Re: How do I sum the areas of polygons in multiple shapefiles?

Re: Managing layer symbologies

Re: How do I sum the areas of polygons in multiple shapefiles?

Re: Generalisation whilst keeping fill

Re: pan-sharpen SPOT-5 (ArcToolbox) - question on values for weight.

Re: Labling

Re: Configure Web Adaptor Name

Re: ArcGIS License Manager - 10.2 & 10.3 on same server?

Re: How to get Google maps as a background map in ArcMap ?

Re: How to get Google maps as a background map in ArcMap ?

Re: merge mean values from polygons

Re: Raster Clipping

Re: Raster Clipping

Re: Raster Clipping

Re: Copy and Paste Rows into Same Layer

Re: Truncate to specific number of decimal places?

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