May 6, 2022 · Working primarily with data in UTM projection, I often need ways to convert UTM coordinates to WGS to create deep links to various online services. Having to create duplicate datasets, or running python scripts as regular intervals is tedious and time consuming. And arcade equivalent of the python ...

Jun 26, 2024 · I wonder if the people I'm getting the square footage from online used google maps as their source? I've gone to map -> properties -> coordinate systems -> and tried both a state plane and UTM coordinate system. After doing this and re-running the calculate geometry, using the coordinate system of the map, the calculated area remains unchanged.

The GCS 1927 was populated with one point using the lon/lat in your script. The state plane was placed in a new map. When adding the GCS 1927 layer a transformation dialog was presented. If no transformation was selected, the GCS 1927 point was placed over the state plane point located at 1070240.5212705112, 6890805.12915604.

Sep 15, 2023 · If the coordinate system is geographic, then you would specify a projected coordinate system to get planar geometry measures. If your coordinate is already projected, such as in a UTM projection, then specifying a State Plane/Modified Transverse mercator, you would get slightly different planar measures since scale factors of the central ...

Feb 24, 2021 · I need to populate the Z Geometry Attribute of a point feature class. I have the Z value as a field in the attribute table. How can I script this process to avoid having to hand type the elevation valves when I have the data already? Pro 2.7, file gdb. Field in Attribute table:

Mar 8, 2019 · 2. The Calculate Geometry tool uses planar because the input data has to have a projected coordinate system. You can not do planar with just a geographic (same as the answer above). That was the case in Desktop. But in Pro, even with the Maps's display coordinate system set to a projected CS, the only area option is geodesic. I am an instructor ...

Nov 21, 2019 · For this in ArcGIS Pro, you can use Python to do the job. Using a projection in a field calculation on a feature basis, might not be very fast. Depending the number of features you have, you might first want to project the featureclass, calculate the X and Y of the geometry and than join back those fields to the original featureclass.

Aug 4, 2022 · Pretty new to Arcade. I need to take the geometry of my point feature and populate the field "Latitude" with the y geometry. Then run through that again but take the x geometry and populate the field "Longitude". My point feature was created in ArcPro, the map was in WGS84 for the creation, I verified again that my point feature is WGS84.

Jul 8, 2019 · The default coordinate system is State Plane NAD 83 feet; The two fields are added to the feature class since the field techs thin in Lat/Long, not feet. The points get edited (moved) from time to time, so I just want to re-calculate them on a regular basis.

Oct 11, 2018 · The actual code starts on line 17 where a list is created containing the lat and lon converted from the X and Y extracted from the geometry. On line 18 the lat and lon values are passed to the CreateWazeURL function and the URL …