Latest Contributions by JayantaPoddar

Hi Nazmul, Try the following While conversion of Multipatch to Raster, give the output cell size as low as about 0.01 m Also Go to Environment > XY Resolution and Tolerance XY Resolution: 0.01 meters XY Tolerance: 0.001 meters Then go with flow accumulation as mentioned by Xander Bakker‌ Thanks, Jay ... View more

Hi Chris, Try Kernel Density (Spatial Analyst). Keep the population field as "None". All the points would be calculated once. ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2) Thanks, Jay ... View more

Hi, It could be a low registry space error. Try the following steps as mentioned in 37477 - Error 1935. An error occurred during the installation of assembly 'Microsoft VC90.OpenMP,processorArchitecture="… In Windows, click Start > Run. In the Run window, type 'regedit'. In the Registry Editor window, navigate to the following location: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SYSTEM > CurrentControlSet > Control In the Registry Editor dialog box, double-click RegistrySizeLimit. This opens the Edit DWORD Value dialog box. If unable to find the RegistrySizeLimit key in the above path, click Edit > Find and search for RegistrySizeLimit. -show me- If still unable to find the RegistrySizeLimit key, then create the key using the following steps: a. Create the key by Right-Click > New > DWORD (32 or 64 –bit) Value. b. Enter ffffffff as the 'Hexadecimal' value. Click the Decimal radio button c. Enter 4294967295 as the Decimal value. d. Select OK and proceed to Step 6, below. In the Edit DWORD Value dialog box, enter ffffffff as the Hexadecimal value. Click on the Decimal radio button, and enter 4294967295 as the Decimal value. Click OK. Reboot the machine. Now proceed with the installation of ArcGIS 10.x for Desktop installation. Thanks, Jay ... View more

Hi Ben, Try working with a mosaic dataset (enables Dynamic Raster mosaicking) ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2) Interactively, keep adding and removing the image tiles, as desired. Thanks, Jay ... View more

Hi, As per the coordinates, I think the CAD data is referenced. I hope you have the world file/ Projection file attached with the CAD data having the same name as the CAD data (check from Windows Explorer). Try the following steps: Import the CAD data to shapefile/ feature class (Keep the coordinates as unknown). Go to the ArcCatalog. Change the spatial reference of the shapefile/feature class (properties) by importing coordinate system from the same CAD file. *The central latitude needs to fit in correctly. That's all. Hope it will work. Thanks, Jay ... View more

Hi Matej, You need to add all layers to the legend while creating a legend, if already present in TOC during legend creation. Else it won't come up in the legend. Thanks, Jay ... View more

Hi Matej, What version of ArcGIS are you using? Are those layers turned on in the table of contents? (I suppose you haven't converted your legend into graphics). Moreover, the features should be present on your data frame to show those layers (Dynamic Legend) Thanks, Jay ... View more

Hi Ben, Try Using Add Join (Data Management) instead of Add Field, in the model. ArcGIS Help 10.1 Thanks, Jay ... View more

Hi Pam, Make sure you are not in feature editing mode while exporting/copying data. Do a system reboot if the problem still persists. Thanks, Jay ... View more

Hi Marty, Just go with the following steps: Geoprocessing > Union Enter the feature class with gaps in input. Uncheck Gaps Allowed. Then, Dissolve it if you want a single outline boundary of Australia. Thanks, Jay ... View more

Hi Edmund, Go to Layer properties > Labels Drop-down Method: Define classes of features and labels each class differently. Click SQL Query Write an expression in SQL Query dialog box to select the unique record you want to label: <FieldName> = <Value> Click OK Choose the fieldname for label expression. Check the label features in this layer box on top. Click OK Thanks, Jay ... View more

Hi John, The values in each calculation might be taking integer values. Convert the values in each calculation to float. e.g.: if a resultant of (x/y) = 0.3, it might be getting rounded upto its nearest integer, i.e. 0. Thus the issue is arising. Thanks, Jay ... View more