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Need to diagram cross sections in ArcGIS?
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Hi All.
I was hoping to notify you of a new plugin that helps you to generated
cross sections and profiles from ArcView or even your 3D models in 3D
Analyst or Spatial Analyst. It is called CrossView and it is a wizard
based plugin for ArcGIS desktop.
Check it out, there is a free trial version and let me know what you -
Re: Clip a raster dataset against a fishnet
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Thanx Roc!
I'm sorry i took suc a long time answering, but i have been away!
anyway, the outputs of your script seem good, gotta perform some
statistics on them now to make sure they r just perfect!
thanx once again!
kind regards!
nuno -
Re: Clip a raster dataset against a fishnet
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PS. The script requires a spatial analyst license. -
Re: Clip a raster dataset against a fishnet
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Yes. Python will work for you. Here is a script I wrote that reads
in the polygons of a feature class and for each one, it executes some
geoprocessing functions. You can modify this slightly to get what you
need.
Hope that helps!
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Robert Claypoool
Nashville, TN
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Clip a raster dataset against a fishnet
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Dear all,
I am using a raster with a 0.66 x 0.66 m² resolution in which I need
to perform some calculations. As you can imagine, this will take aeons
of time if I do it in the complete raster dataset. Therefore I have
created a fishnet that covers the region in which I want to perform
the calculations in. -
Help on calculating the amount of contiguous cells in a raster dataset
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Dear all,
I want to calculate in a raster dataset what is the connectiveness of
this raster's cells, i.e. i want to to be able to calculate the amount
of contiguous cells from the same class that appear in a row or in a
column. i want to know if they are connected of if there are other
landuses between the main landuse that i want to perform the -
Help on dividing a raster into multiple datasets
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Dear all,
I am using a raster with a 0.66 x 0.66 m² resolution in which i need
to perform some calculations. As you can imagine, this will take aeons
of time if i do it in the complete raster dataset. I would like to
know how can i divide this raster dataset into e.g. 100 small raster
datasets so i can calculate what i want separately and then append -
Network Analyst
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I am using ArcView 3.2 with Network analyst I would like to be able
to
run the 'find the closest facility' function automatically by setting
a number of variables. As I need to run it several 100 times,
changing
the start point each time. Is there a batch file, add on or similar
out there that could do this. Or does anyone have any suggestions on -
Re: ArcGIS 9.2 stability
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Here's the list that was a problem before SP3.
[link]
I believe there is an online list of outstanding bugs post SP3, (or at
least there should be one) but I can't find it at the moment.
On Aug 24, 4:11 am, "senthil thyagarajan" -
Re: ArcGIS 9.2 stability
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i would like to know what are the bugs you people are facing as such -
Re: ArcGIS 9.2 stability
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The transition to 9.2 was filled with headaches where I work. Make
sure you have SP3, [link]
I haven't had any crashes, but I have found a few bugs and I suspect
there are hundreds of bugs that SP3 does not address.
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Re: ArcGIS 9.2 stability
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did u already buy a license software?
Pravita DA
I have recently upgraded to 9.2 with the hopes of gaining some new
functionality, but the lack of stability overshadows any new
functionality gained with this version. ArcGIS crashes at least once
an hour if not more often. This happens while doing mundane ordinary -
ArcGIS 9.2 stability
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I have recently upgraded to 9.2 with the hopes of gaining some new
functionality, but the lack of stability overshadows any new
functionality gained with this version. ArcGIS crashes at least once
an hour if not more often. This happens while doing mundane ordinary
GIS tasks (such as exporting an XY event to a shapefile). I am very -
OpenLM for ESRI ArcGIS
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