Latest Contributions by Kylie

Hi Savannah -- You mentioned earlier that you could get an account through your organization. One thing to try would be getting that account and logging in with it, then trying the notebook with that account. When you are logged in and have permission to use notebooks (a permission that can be provided as part of your organization account) you can run the notebook. You don't have to download it or have anything on your machine to run it. When you click the link to the notebook while logged in and with the right permissions, you'll not only see an option to "Download" but also one to "Open Notebook." The notebook has a lot of notes and guidance in it, but it is still a bit complex. This might however at least that might get you past the restrictions you were hitting when trying to use it. ... View more

Hi Andrew -- I just tested using the "Imagery" basemap in the default basemap gallery (it points to World_Imagery (MapServer)). I made a map that is just that basemap. In the Field Maps app, I was able to "Add Offline Area" and take an area offline. Then in ArcGIS Online I used the same map, created a map area, and then successfully used Field Maps to take that map area offline. So my downloads are working with just the basemap. This will be a supported workflow for going offline with Field Maps. Mobile map packages (MMPKs) made in ArcGIS Pro are also supported, although I believe they won't be editable. (I'm no longer on the field apps team. Colin Lawrence knows more, and can also help more with the error you are seeing when you try to download your map.)   ... View more

Hi Mary, I'd be happy to take a look at this with you. Are you trying to load the GeoInquiry maps by clicking the links at the top of the PDF (they start "https://esriurl.com/....")? In that case, they'll be opening in the current Map Viewer. I ask because this forum is about the Map Viewer Beta, and I'm not sure if you are trying to use the GeoInquiry maps in the new Map Viewer Beta.  ... View more

The first thing I would check is that the new map contains an editable layer. And if it does, but that layer was recently made editable, try saving your map again. ... View more

Hi Andrew! My role at Esri has changed and I'm no longer on the Collector team. Doug Morgenthaler or Jeff Shaner should be able to give you some info. ... View more

I'd consider using related records to store the repeat visits, and capturing the editor information to get the date. You can see some conceptual information about when this is useful here: Design your layer > Choose how to store your layer > Record current status with historical records —ArcGIS Collector | Documentation  You can see a full example of setting this up, including how it looks/works in Collector, in the Learn lesson Inspect hydrants  ... View more

It's not CSV data, so I'm not sure if it will help you, but ArcGIS Living Atlas has some layers that might be useful for you.  1. Here is a layer of the historical Magnetic Pole track for 1590-2025 (the link has details about the model used to make it): https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=22ccda92950748b28ea2bfde15dbf4e9      And this app is about magnetic declination 1590 - 2020 was made by NOAA and is freely available: https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=d38f95bd712547b4b607435ccfbadfc9  3. These layers for sea surface temperature are both in ArcGIS Living Atlas and are included in organizational subscriptions:https://livingatlas.arcgis.com/en/browse/#d=2&q=%22Sea%20Surface%20Temperature%20(%C2%B0C)%22 Sea Surface Temperature: https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=7b421e42c17b43f8ad7222b8f71d09e7  Arctic Sea Surface Temperature: https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=a214c76dfb4c4f4e8da10bd7f744666f      There is also data for US Historical Climate monthly averages 1981 - 2010: https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=b8df6517ceac42af9ab483089296ed04  ... View more