Latest Contributions by TornikeSamkharadze

Thanks for video. I have a  problem when i use OIS Obstruction Analysis tool. Can you tell me what's mean "valid obstruction data"? ... View more

I tried but don't work.. ... View more

Thanks for help Sean Grant, but there isn't which WFS interface read WFS 1.1 or WFS 2.0. ArcGIS Data Interoperability 10.2 can not read WFS 2.0. and I hope ArcGIS Data Interoperability 10.2.2 reads WFS2.0. ... View more

Couple questions to help diagnose the issue: -Can you specify what version of the ArcGIS for Aviation solution you are using (i.e 10.2.1 patch 2) -Is the Production Database and Product Library in an Enterprise geodatabase? -If so, what RDBMS and version? -When you run DesignatedPoint_C by itself and with other feature classes, do no feature get created in both cases? -Is there an extraction query setup on the DesignatedPoint_C feature in the Product Library? Thanks, Sean ... View more

That is my main task building query in VST. The idea is: 1. You have a feature class 2. Your feature class have representation 3. Make sure your respresentation rule have been save in a style file and park in C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.2\Styles 3. Open VST table 4. Add rule in VST 5. To define the query, what field you want to query and which symbology you want to use 6. To define which symbology you want to use, under tab Preview, search the representation rule in style file you have save at no 3. Thank You Contact me at khadijahnas@gmail.com if any. ... View more

The _C feature classes are designed to store a cartographic representation of the master data. For example, If you imported a navaid through AIXM, that navaid can appears on multiple charts that have may have a different scale, rotation, color,...etc. Using cartographic copies allows you to represent that feature multiple ways without having to modify the original, authoritative data. Here is the help link that gives some more detail http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.2/index.html#//0104000001t0000000 Thanks, Aviation Team ... View more

chaso17, In order to create feature linked annotation for your ATSRoutes or Designated points, you will to do the following steps: -Generate carto features so the _C features class are populated for your specifc map. http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.2/index.html#/using_Carto_Commander/01040000023s000000/ -Next you need to create a visual specification rule to grab the related information you want to display and add an expression to format it. This is where you would use SQL to make joins to the related table and then use VBScript to format the text so that it looks like the image you posted (we have fonts that are added to your fonts directory that can give you that inverse block look to your number and letters. Take a look at the PLTS Inverse fonts) http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.2/index.html#/What_are_visual_specifications/010400000230000000/ -Once your visual specification has grabbed the necessary data and formatted it properly, you can use the Create Feature Linked Annotation command to create the annotation http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.2/index.html#//0104000002sp000000 Hope this helps. Thanks, Aviation Team ... View more

We currently do not have any training scheduled for Europe. The training courses are based upon customer involvement and demand within your specific region. Please contact aero@esri.com directly for any possible upcoming training courses or opportunities. Thanks, Aviation Team ... View more

Hua17, In the ArcGIS for Aviation solution we have custom fonts that allow you to label Routes that look like you example. Here are some examples of Aviation charts from organizations that use our solution: http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/extensions/aviation/charting/chart-gallery Thanks, Aviation team ... View more