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DNRGarmin Compatibility with ESRI ArcGIS 10

Posted on April 27, 2011 by Fred Janssen
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from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources:

The current version of DNRGarmin (5.4.1)  is not entirely compatible with ArcGIS 10. That is, the toolbar will show up in ArcMap 10 and it will launch the DNRGarmin application but DNRGarmin does not recognize that ArcMap is open. We have not yet begun programming the new version.

The work around for the time being is:

File->Save To->File and File->Load From->File. You can save to a shapfile and add it manually to ArcGIS 10, as well as load from shapefiles created/modified in ArcGIS 10.

 

Categories: GIS, GPS, Software | Tags: ArcGIS, DNRGarmin, extension, tracks, waypoints

DNRGarmin GPS 5.4.1

Posted on February 1, 2009 by Fred Janssen
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DNRGarmin v5.4.1 - v.5.4.1 - 11.29 MB


From the Minnesota DNR web site:

This extension was built to provide users the ability to directly transfer data between Garmin GPS handheld receivers and various GIS software packages. Using this program a user can use point features (graphics or shapefile) and upload them to the GPS as Waypoints. Line and Polygon Graphics or shapes can be uploaded to the GPS as Track Logs or Routes. Conversely, Waypoints, Track Logs, and Routes collected using the GPS can be transferred directly to ArcView/ArcMap/Google Earth/Landview and saved as Graphics or Shapefiles.

This program has a real-time tracking mode that allows users to follow their progress on the ground within an ArcView View Document, ArcMap Data Frame, or Landview Map. This real-time track log can be saved as either points or lines as a set of graphics or in a shapefile.

Functionality Highlights

At this time DNRGarmin contains (but is not limited to) the following functionality:

Download Waypoints/Tracks/Routes – Download waypoints, tracks, and routes from Garmin GPS and save as ArcView Shapefiles or Graphics

Upload Waypoints/Tracks/Routes – Upload waypoints, tracks, and routes to Garmin GPS

Real-Time Tracking – Collect real-time locational information and store as graphics or shapefile

Waypoint to Point – Converts Waypoints downloaded from the GPS unit into a point shapefile or graphics

Track to Point/Line/Polygon – Converts a Garmin Track log to an ArcView graphic or shapefile

Point to Waypoint – Convert Point shapes or graphics to a GPS Waypoint

Line/Polygon to Track – Converts a line or polygon to a Garmin Track

Point to Line/Polygon – Converts Point themes to Lines or Polygons

Add Documentation to Features – Adds basic documentation to ArcView themes including Name, GPS Model, Date, Agency, etc. – ArcView 3.x only

Calculate Shape Attributes – Calculates Area, Perimeter, Length attributes for features. ArcView 3.x/9.x

Calculate CEP – Determine Circular Error Probability rings for Error estimation. ArcView 3.x/9.x

Image Hotlinking – Create hotlinks between images and GPS data.

USB Connectivity – Speed up your downloads by a factor of about 10 with USB connectivity option!

Projection Engine – Built in Projection Functionality using Proj.4 Cartographic Projections Library http://www.remotesensing.org/proj/ by Gerald Evenden

Click here to go to the DNRGarmin web site

Categories: Data, GIS, GPS, Maps, Software | Tags: ArcGIS, extension, Garmin, real-time, routes, tracks, waypoints

Batch Define Projection

Posted on January 23, 2009 by Fred Janssen
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Download Batch Define Projection Here

from arcscripts.esri.com:

This Python (v2.1) script will add or replace projection information for the all feature classes/shapefiles a user-specified directory based on the projection of a specified feature class/shapefile. This was possible in ArcGIS Desktop 8.3 and ArcView 3.x, but cannot be done out-of-the-box with ArcGIS Desktop 9.0.

The download also includes the BatchDefineProjection script from the Data Management Toolbox on support.esri.com and a custom ArcToolbox containing script tools for both scripts with detailed documentation.

Please use the ‘contact author’ link above to let me know if you find these tools/scripts useful, have issues with them, or have suggestions to make them better.

go to arcscripts

Categories: GIS, Software | Tags: ArcGIS, projection, scripts, toolbox

Hawth’s Analysis Tools 3.27

Posted on August 30, 2008 by Fred Janssen
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Hawth's Analysis Tools for ArcGIS - v.3.27 - 782.89 KB

From SpatialEcology.com:

Hawth’s Analysis Tools is an extension for ESRI’s ArcGIS (specifically ArcMap). It is designed to perform spatial analysis and functions that cannot be conveniently accomplished with out-of-the-box ArcGIS.

Most of these analysis tools have been written within the context of the ecological applications I am involved in (movement analysis, resource selection, predator prey interactions and trophic cascades). However, they have been created in such a way as to be as broadly applicable as possible such that I hope people from many disciplines will find use in this set of tools.

There are three types of tools in this kit. First, there are simple tools that automate mundane tasks (e.g. deleting many fields at once from a table). These will likely be useful to anyone.

Second, there are tools that are designed to be part of an analysis workflow. For instance, random point (or stratified random point) generation, minimum convex polygon delineation, summarizing raster layers in various ways, etc. These too are likely to be useful to many people.

Finally, there are tools that target specific, ecology related analyses (for instance, various movement model applications). These will likely only be of interest to ecologists.

Specific detail of the tools can be found on the Tools page.

Hawth’s Tools is FREE. You are free to distribute it and install it anywhere you choose. As there are continual updates and additions to the tools, it is recommended that you check this website from time to time for more recent versions.

Click here to go to the Hawth’s Tools Web Site

Categories: GIS, Software | Tags: analysis, ArcGIS, ecology, extension, raster, sampling, spatial, vector
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