ArcGIS Online administrators have a lot to consider. What’s an effective security model? How should you set up your organization? What scripting tools are available? In this final Expand What You Know series, we highlight recorded technical sessions that help you be a great administrator. Dive into security and compliance, steps for success, and automation.
Security, Privacy, and Compliance
Learn about ArcGIS security, privacy, and compliance from lead software architect Andrea Rosso and chief information security officer Michael Young. This session covers fundamentals about the ArcGIS platform information and security model, deployment architecture, and Esri’s ongoing efforts with compliance regulations, standards, and best practices.
Best Practices for a Successful Organization
Interested in best patterns and practices for setting up and managing your organization? Esri’s Bernie Szukalski and Jeff Archer give you 12 steps for success.
Administration with ArcGIS API for Python
ArcGIS API for Python lets you automate common administrative tasks. Esri’s Andrew Chapkowski and Bill Major show you how to use Python to set up your portal, check credit consumption, manage servers, and more.
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This is the final article in a three-part series highlighting Esri UC 2017 tech session videos. The first article covers smart mapping, Living Atlas content, and custom basemaps. The second article focuses on app builders.
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”
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.
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
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?