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Jan 28, 2016

The Living Atlas Web App has been updated!

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The Living Atlas of the World Web App has been updated with enhancements! In addition to the theme filter, you now have the ability to filter by item type and region, too. You’ll also notice new categories and subcategories under the themes filter. Oceans is no longer a part of Landscape and is now a separate category in the Living Atlas of the World.

You can now sign-in to the app. If you are already signed-in through another tab or window the app will recognize this and sign you in to the app. The region filter will be updated based on your ArcGIS Online profile.

Items have been updated with badges that indicate the item type and if it’s premium or subscriber content.

Also, the app is now part of the Living Atlas of the World website, providing you with a one stop shop for all things related to the Living Atlas. It can be accessed by clicking the Browse tab on any of the Living Atlas web pages.

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Dan Regan(@dregan_apsc)
March 11, 2022 5:02 pm

It would be great to have an option to input a measure and zoom to the location and add a marker symbol. Currently at 2.9.2 the only option is to zoom to the entire route. I really don’t want to create an event table every time I want to find the location of a measure. This functionality exists in ArcMap by customizing and adding the “Identify Route Locations” tool under category “Linear Referencing”

Donald Rees(@drees)
March 14, 2022 8:23 am

Thank you for reaching out @Dan Regan. The ability to zoom to and label a route measure from the Find Routes pane is something we have in our backlog and are looking to complete in a future release.

Robert van der Velden(@robertvdvelden)
September 14, 2022 12:15 am

Donald,
We use linear referencing for all our pipeline installation project. The measurement (MEAN) value (KP/STA) and distance (DIS) are our main relative reference values. Very often we wish to update the MEAS/DIS values based on a point’s XYZ location. What is the likelihood we will be able to populate these field (e.g. using the geographical calculator) within the same feature class? This would avoid the inconvenient work-around whereby a table with the MEAS/DIS values is exported and requiring a (temporary) join to copy the MEAS/DIS values across.
Robert

Donald Rees(@drees)
September 14, 2022 10:36 am
Reply to  Robert van der Velden

Hi Robert,
don’t believe I’m following your workflow. Are you saying that you currently run a combination of gp tools say Feature vertices to Points, Calculate Geometry Attributes, and Calibrate Routes?