Latest Contributions by nataliemartinkus1

Hi Adam, Thank you so much for this information.  I think you are right that converting the data to a polygon makes the most sense, because then the "zones" can be seen in the legend with information.  I am going to look into the Image Server, as I will hopefully have lots of drone imagery this year to put into the online maps.  I may submit my data to the ESRI support page you linked, because I created the tile package last night and it is still stuck at the same publishing levels.  This is actually the second time I have created the same tile package because the same thing happened a few days ago where the imagery was visible at the larger scales and only partially visible at the smaller scales (where it is more important to see the details) Three days later the percentages of completion were still the same (higher scales at 100% and lower scales at ~50%).  Natalie  ... View more

I am also finding that AGOL doesnt publish all the tiles at all scales. When I am zoomed far out, I see the soils map for the entire field, but when I start zooming in, parts of the image go away because the tiles are only published at 50% complete, not 100% for the smaller scales.   I've tried selecting some of the smaller scale sizes to have them published (again?) but it ends up not doing anything.  Do you have any advice on this too? ... View more

Thank you Adam for your response.  I was able to create a tile package and upload my imagery to AGOL.  However, the imagery is a soils map tif that I created using kriging, and I would like the imagery to carry the data with it so it can be queried in AGOL.  Currently it just shows up as an image with no query capability.  Is there another route I can take to make it so in AGOL?  ... View more

I deleted the network dataset and rebuilt it, and that fixed the problem.  Thank you for your suggestions and follow up.  I always appreciate it. Natalie ... View more

Hi Jay, I was not able to find the build log files.  I re-ran the "build" yesterday and still could not find any files in any Temp location that were connected to the "build network" operation, including in the AppData/Temp folder.  I ended up exporting the networked road feature class to a new geodatabase, and am in the process of removing chunks of roads that are not important in my analysis to make a smaller networked road dataset so it should hopefully build correctly.  The weird thing is I have used the networked road dataset in question a lot over the years.  I recently updated a few columns of data so I needed to re-run the build command.  I cleared out my Trash bin and tried running the Build command with only ArcCatalog open, so no other programs were sucking memory from the computer, and it still didnt work.  thanks, natalie ... View more

I apologize for being dense when it comes to this background computing stuff, but I don't know which arc folder you are referring to.  Can you please be a little more specific? ... View more

Hi Jay, I looked in C:\Windows\Temp and C:\Users\Natalie\AppData\Local\Temp and there is no recent folder or text file associated with esri or build.txt. I also searched my C drive for build.txt and nothing came up.   Is there a way to specify in ArcCatalog where it will put the log file?  thank you, natalie ... View more

Hi Jay, I am having the same problem with my network dataset failing to build.  I searched my C drive and there are a few Temp folders.  Would it be this one?  --> C:\Windows\Temp  ?   If so, my C drive has 47 GB of free space.  Can you please give me guidance on how to get my dataset to build?  My network dataset is 832 MB (roads for all of the PNW).    thanks so much natalie  ... View more