I recently presented a webinar titled “Lifting the Lid on an ArcGIS and GraniteNet Integration”, which explored the connection between the water utility asset inspection platform and ArcGIS Enterprise. Due to time constraints, I omitted a section about the GraniteNet Viewer software. In the interest of providing a complete overview of GraniteNet, here is what you missed out on!
Two Ways to Display Parcel Lineage with Your Parcel Fabric Data
If your organization is looking for ways to represent parcel lineage with your parcel fabric data, Esri has some options at ArcGIS Pro 3.2. A Link Chart is a visual representation of the relationship between items in the parcel fabric, such as parcels and records. Another option to display parcel lineage is with a Before/After Map Layout in ArcGIS Pro.
Find Your Bearings: 5 Steps for Creating Subdivisions in ArcGIS Pro Parcel Fabric
Are you new to the ArcGIS Pro Parcel Fabric and want to map subdivisions? Find your bearings here with these 5 easy steps. First, review the subdivision plat and legal description. Before you jump into your Parcel Fabric and start editing your Land Records, you will want to read and review the subdivision plat. The plat is the legal record filed with the jurisdictional authority (County Recorder of Deeds, etc.) and is the basis for surveying and mapping a property.
5 on 5: What's New at Parcel Fabric Version 5 at ArcGIS Pro 2.9
Turn Back The Clock With Old Tech
A client with some old technology-Zip disks, a Zip drive, and a Windows XP machine- asked us to extract the files and compare to the current data. What follows is a general overview of how we “turned back the clock”, detailing the process used to knock the dust off of the old technology and bring it to life in late 2020.
The Parcel Fabric: What to Know When Going Pro
Spring Clean Your Web Apps With Group Layer Lists in Web AppBuilder
Coming Soon...Esri Introduces New ArcGIS User Types
Are You ArcGIS Pro-Ready? Check Your System Settings.
Are you ArcGIS Pro-ready? System Requirements Lab has provided a tool (available here or at the system requirements page for ArcGIS Pro) that produces a detailed report in a matter of seconds showing how your system stacks up to the minimum and recommended requirements for running ArcGIS Pro. Please watch this video for more information on how you can easily check your system requirements for Pro.
Building a Hoops Tracker App with ArcGIS Solutions is a Three-Point Play
Hoops Tracker is a Esri Story Map that displays information for the 2018 Class 1A and 2A Boys Basketball Tournaments in separate web mapping applications, paired with a view of IHSA's interactive ScoreZone web page and other IHSA links.
4 Ways to Enhance Your Survey Forms with Survey123 Connect for ArcGIS
Survey123 Connect for ArcGIS is a desktop tool that allows you to create and publish survey forms to ArcGIS for your data collection needs. Signing in with your ArcGIS Online credentials connects Survey123 Connect to your organization, and once you create a survey, the form and feature service are stored in ArcGIS Online. The survey form can be accessed and edited in the Survey123 for ArcGIS mobile app, or managed through the Survey123 for ArcGIS website. There are hundreds of ways to enhance your survey forms; here are a chosen few to check out.
Editing Related Records in Collector for ArcGIS
Good relationships are important in Business, Sports, Personal Life...in anything, really. Good relationships are important with GIS data as well. Let's take a look at how relationship classes and related data can aid in the GIS data collection process.
A client from a Water Reclamation Department uses the Collector for ArcGIS app to edit Sanitary Sewer Network data. They requested additional attributes for a Lift Stations layer, as well as the ability to add multiple Pumps to each Lift Station. The solution to this request is a related table in a feature service that allows for editing via the Collector app. This is an overview of the process.
5 Ways to Add a Finishing Touch to Your WAB App
The Web Map and Widgets are the foundation of creating apps in Web AppBuilder (WAB), but there are customizations you can make to add a finishing touch to your app and make it unique.
Prairie State Playlist: A Story Map Music Tour Through the Land of Lincoln
Our travels here at Cloudpoint take us to many places throughout the state of Illinois (as well as many other states). In the spirit of our connections to the Prairie State, as well as our varied tastes in music, here is a Story Map that focuses on a selected set of songs that contain Illinois place names in their titles-The Prairie State Playlist.
The Prairie State Playlist is constructed using Esri's Story Map Journal template. Maps of each location comprise the "Main Stage", while information and a link to the song are in the "Side Panel." The maps for the Prairie State Playlist were created in ArcGIS Online as webmaps, and then converted to apps using Web AppBuilder, which allows for a better interface and the inclusion of widgets such as a Legend, Basemap Gallery, etc. The webmaps alone can also be included as content in the Story Map, as well as videos, images, and web pages.
Please browse the Prairie State Playlist and enjoy the music tour through the Land of Lincoln. Along the way, you might pick up some information about Bob Dylan, Tornadoes, and an EPA Superfund site.