Over the past few years, I have often seen clients manually changing datasources in their MXD files. This typically needs to be done when copying MXD files from DEV to UAT, or UAT to PROD. Doing this manually is time consuming, so I put together a quick video showing how to do this using ArcPy. This is one way to batch update several MXD files in multiple folders at the same time: https://youtu.be/4dq_ApqFN-k
When I do demos for clients, I normally download my client's public data first and then add their data to my demo. They…
I often do a lot of raster processing and a few people have asked me to share the Python scripts I wrote for this. I…
Esri has good documentation on installing Python packages via ArcGIS Pro's Package Manager, however, I have had a few…
I have written some recent LinkedIn posts here: https://www.linkedin.
#esri #opensource #arcgis #geoserver #postgres #postgis #fastapi Esri have added a nice example here of how a GeoJSON…
With the advances in open-source geospatial technology, a few of my clients have been looking for alternatives to…
#optimization #optimizacion #locationintelligence #python #pyomo I have just finished working on an assignment model…
ArcGIS Pro has excellent support for Python, and Python has excellent support for solving optimisation models. This…
Here's a good link from Esri about why hexagons are useful: https://pro.arcgis.
Here's a quick video I did showing how to use Python and Weibull Analysis for predicting asset failures, and then…
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done it long back