Buffalo Plaid AI

 

Testing picture

 

10 Best Iowa High School Football Stadiums

Top 10 article

 

 

1. Bracewell Stadium, Burlington

2. Duane Twait Field, Emmetsburg

3. Ed Thomas Field, Parkersburg

4. Little Rose Bowl, West Branch 

5. Mediacom Stadium, Des Moines

6. Merrill Field, Harlan

7. Southeast Polk Stadium, Pleasant Hill

8. Trojan Bowl, Atlantic

9. Valley Stadium, West Des Moines

10. 27th Street Stadium, Cedar Falls

 

 

 

 

 

USPAP Update Course

7 Hour Update Course

 

 

Interesting GIS Things for Friday

 The Power of Where, a book by Jack Dangermond

 

 Tim Walz:  GIS Nerd

•     https://googlemapsmania.blogspot.com/2024/08/the-presidential-medal-of-cartography.html
•  https://www.maproomblog.com/2024/08/tim-walz-is-a-huge-gis-nerd/

 

 

USA Women's Gymnastics Leotards

 

Hidden details in the US women's gymnastics Olympic leotards feature nods to Paris and the 'Magnificent Seven' (msn.com)

Create Custom Symbols for use in ArcGIS Pro

1.    Create your custom symbols and have them saved a .png in a known folder
2.    In ArcGIS Pro, Insert tab, Styles group, choose ‘New’ and ‘Style’
3.    Name and save the new style

You can also add a style you have already created or want to add to.
 

4.     Right click layer, choose ‘Symbology’
5.    Click on ‘Properties’ and ‘Layers”
6.    Change drop down to “Picture marker”
7.    Click ‘File’ to find the previously created .png 

8.    Click on the three lines in the upper right
9.    Choose ‘save symbol to style’
10.    Add name of symbol,category,tags, and choose which style to save it in (probably choose             the style you previously created)
11.    The symbols are now available in the gallery

Teal

 

Esri UC Plenary

UC Plenary Videos

Linux

 Installing Lunux

https://www.zdnet.com/article/how-to-install-linux-on-an-old-laptop/

https://www.zdnet.com/article/how-to-create-a-bootable-linux-usb-drive/

One Click Measure Area for ArcGIS Pro Polygon

 In ArcMap, I had a tool that could click on a polygon and give me the area, in acres.  I experimented with how to replicate this tool in ArcGIS Pro.

The Measure tool works great, but have to click along the vertices and edges of the polygon, which can be time consuming if you have a detailed polygon.  Also tried the 'Summarize within' tool and just doing calculate geometry in the table.

 But the solution that I like best if configuring the pop-ups for the layer you want to measure. 

 Here is the source site: https://developers.arcgis.com/arcade/function-reference/geometry_functions/

Here is my workflow:

1. Right click on the layer in contents you want to measure with one click

2. Choose 'Configure Pop-ups'

3. Click on Expressions box, 'New', add expression: Area:($feature, 'acres')

4. Add a title (I chose 'Area in Acres')

5. Click 'OK"

6. Explore tool now has pop-up showing acre total of polygon you clicked on

C Nielsen memories - Mason City, Iowa - 1990

 

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Ontario Hockey League

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ontario Hockey League Wikipedia

 

Ontario Hockey League Official

 

Team Color Codes

1031 1225 0317 0704

 

Oskaloosa Brownfields

•  City of Oskaloosa Brownfields page

•  HR Green GIS map

• Brochure 

• EPA press release 

• HR Green page 

• Oskaloosa Brownfields brochure

Parking Articles

WEDC

 Pasadena

 MainStreet.org

 StrongTowns

Organizaton

 Main Street Organization