Northern hemisphere includes the letter 'N' and all subsequent letters while the southern hemisphere includes the letter 'M' and all previous letters. UTM zones are based on the Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) map. The Zones start with 1 at the far eastern edge of Russia and go to 60 around the Earth from West to East. The Continental United States spans zones 10-19.
The map on the left provides outlines of the 125 geographic zones with the State Plane Coordinate System (SPCS). One can type in an address or coordinates to determine which coordinate system the location is in. Clicking on a coordinate system provides the Area of Use, Esri Name, FIPS Zone, WKID, and Zone Name for the individual coordinate system.
The grid on the left provides the color name, RGB code, and Hex code for each of the 120 standard ArcGIS colors. Hovering over (or soon click on) a color will reveal the color information.
The below information are some common (and relatively simple) arcade expressions that can be used, particularly when labeling or in FieldMaps.
Round(AreaGeodetic($feature, 'hectares'), 3)
GeometryService geometryService = new GeometryService("...esri/GeometryServer");
geometryService.ProjectCompleted += geometryService_ProjectCompeted;
GraphicsLayer graphicsLayer = MainMap.Layers["MyGraphicsLayer"] as GraphicsLayer;
geometryService.ProjectAsync(graphicsLayer.Graphics.ToList(), new SpatialReference(102100));
In the geometryService_ProjectCompleted(...) function you can pull out the Geometry of the object(s) and that object(s) will contain coordinates in 102100, which is the base map.
A direction field is needed (values 0-360).
Change symbology to an arrow.
Layer Properties --> Symbology --> Symbol (Advanced --> Rotation).
Drop-down to select the field. Select Geographic radio-button.
Class: if ($feature.Contour % 10 == 0) { return $feature.Contour;}
Position
Placement: Contour placement
Uphill label alignment
"S" + $feature["ID"] + "-" + $feature["Flag"] + $feature["Modifier"] + TextFormatting.NewLine + $feature["OHWM"] + "'" + TextFormatting.NewLine + $feature["Notes"]
IIf($feature["Linear"] == "Yes", "L", NULL) + "W" + $feature["ID"] + "-" + $feature["Flag"] + TextFormatting.NewLine + $feature["Notes"]
"DF" + $feature["ID'} + TextFormatting.NewLine + $feature["Notes"]
$feature["Obstruction"]
DomainName($feature, "Obstruction") + TextFormatting.NewLine + $feature["Notes"]
"OW " + $feature["ID"] + "-" + $feature["Flag"] + TextFormatting.NewLine + $featrue["Notes"]
In general, as the Zoom level gets smaller, the view is larger. A zoom level of 0 would be a view of the entire world; while a zoom level of 23 would be a house property. Esri features two different zoom level scales: one for image tile layers and one for vector tile layers. Esri also has an API for Mapbox that uses a third scale.
Zoom level: 0
Scale: | 1 : 591657527
Example: World
Zoom level: 1
Scale | 1 : 295828763
Example: World
Zoom level: 2
Scale | 1 : 147914381
Example: World
Zoom level: 3
Scale | 1 : 73957190
Example: Continent
Zoom level: 4
Scale | 1 : 36978595
Example: Continent
Zoom level: 5
Scale | 1 : 18489297
Example: Countries
Zoom level: 6
Scale | 1 : 9244648
Example: Country
Zoom level: 7
Scale | 1 : 4622324
Example: States/Provinces
Zoom level: 8
Scale | 1 : 2311162
Example: Counties
Zoom level: 9
Scale | 1 : 1155581
Example: Counties
Zoom level: 10
Scale | 1 : 577790
Example: County
Zoom level: 11
Scale | 1 : 288895
Example: Metropolitan Area
Zoom level: 12
Scale | 1 : 144447
Example: Cities
Zoom level: 13
Scale | 1 : 72223
Example: City
Zoom level: 14
Scale | 1 : 36111
Example: Town
Zoom level: 15
Scale | 1 : 18055
Example: Neighborhood
Zoom level: 16
Scale | 1 : 9027
Example: Streets
Zoom level: 17
Scale | 1 : 4513
Example: City block
Zoom level: 18
Scale | 1 : 2256
Example: Buildings
Zoom level: 19
Scale | 1 : 1128
Example: Building
Zoom level: 20
Scale | 1 : 564
Example: Houses
Zoom level: 21
Scale | 1 : 282
Example: Houses
Zoom level: 22
Scale | 1 : 141
Example: Houses
Zoom level: 23
Scale | 1 : 70
Example: House property
Zoom level: 0
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