Good news for all users and fans of Geopackage – with ArcGIS 2.6 ESRI made it possible to edit features stored in a geopackage database directly 🙂 So after QGIS making geopackage it’s default “geodatabase”, ESRI also supports it including editing features.
I did a first workflow and ArcGIS Pro 2.6 did it’s job editing features stored in a geopackage 🙂
ArcGIS Pro 2.6 falls in love with (editing) Geopackage 🙂 weiterlesen
Since ArcGIS Pro 2.2 and QGIS 3.2 arrived recently, it was time to have again a look if and how the AT_GIS_GRID for CRS-transformation between Austrian BMN (Bundesmeldenetz) and ETRS89 (and WGS84) is implemented. The easy question: Does EPSG::5891 (AT_GIS_GRID NTv2 transformation) work out of the box ?
Update: AT_GIS_GRID Transformation ArcGIS Pro 2.2 and QGIS 3.2 (Austria NTv2) weiterlesen
Is the widely pushed OGC Geopackage (GPKG)(http://www.geopackage.org/) ready for daily use – also as a replacement for the good old Shapefile as an exchange-format ? While QGIS already supports Geopackage (including direct editing) quite well for some time, the format starts to grow up in the ESRI environment. Some good news with ArcGIS Pro 1.4 …
Nachdem ArcGIS Pro von ESRI erwachsen wird und sukzessive vermehrt im GIS-Alltag zum Einsatz kommt, anbei ergänzend zur Serie zur Anwendung bestmöglicher Transformationsparameter zwischen dem österreichischen Bundesmeldenetz und WGS84/ETRS89 die Implementierung dieser in ArcGIS Pro (Stand Version 1.3.1).
ArcGIS Pro: CRS-Transformationen mit österreichbezug weiterlesen
Today I had a first look at QGIS 2.99 developer/experimental (upcoming 3.0) and big advantages in supporting Geopackage (sometimes called “the new Shapefile”) are made – including editing-support.
Vortragsunterlagen und Abstract zum Vortrag im Rahmen der ESRI-Anwenderkonferenz in Österreich SynerGIS2014 in Gmunden.
Die Arbeit mit Datums- und Zeitangaben in ArcGIS kann zu einem spannenden Abenteuer werden – inhaltlich aber auch rein technisch gesehen. Oft liefern beispielsweise Telemetrie-Sender “interessante” Datentabellen und schlussendlich möchte man das ganze dann noch eventuell als ‘temporal dataset/time layer’ einsetzen…
Zurück in die Zukunft… ArcGIS und Datums-/Zeitattribute weiterlesen
A short Python-Code in field-calculator will do the job – the result is in a new field with 0/1-values indicating if there is a duplicate for a given attribute.
Convert date-field (as String) to Date (as Date field) – Update ArcGIS 10
Datefield = format ([date_string_field], "dd-mm-yyyy")
Convert date-field (as date) to string (ArcGIS 10)
DatePart ( "yyyy", [UTC_DATE] ) & "-" & DatePart ( "m", [UTC_DATE] ) & "-" & DatePart ( "d", [UTC_DATE] ) = yyyy-m-d