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😂 I just got hired into one. Well more like promoted into one I know shit about GIS systems.

Thanks for making these videos. Using ArcGIS Pro as the backdrop showcase for each of the topics you explain really helps visualize what each part is doing. Great teaching format.

so i cannot install packages from github or other repositories? i need arcgis pro and the following paths from there be able to import arcpy in vs code?

Thank you, I have a hard time finding jobs and I have these skillsets so I'm going to try the LinkedIn and portfolio suggestion.

I sir,ur class is mind blowing.I just want to ask if indian real time monitoring websites can be used in the script too? for same arc gis pro software. And the as the feed changes in the website, the colour changes for a specific time or throughout? The building which u have taken here,is an airport? bcoz the noaa website also shows the name?so should we open the specific name of building(bank,temple,etc)in the website and then only connect using python.Can u pls reply asap.I am doing a research..It will be very helpful.

@nicksatterfield9240 0 seconds ago There's a RUclips channel that I used for studying for the GISP exam and I passed: ruclips.net/channel/UClumkk8-YRCRkyPRROFu64w

Excellent!

I love that your videos are simple and straight forward. Keep up the great work!

You are Awesome 👍

Hey brian, what does the sym = l.symbology line do in your python code?

Wow this is useful

Hello Mr. Brian. Would it be possible for me to get the datasets used here in the video too?

materials download page is goneso

I want alll you computer bros to make better computer games !!!

what If we import Revit model with rooms directly and use the same concept to detect each room data to help us evaluate our HvAC system , can we assign virual sensor for each room and get full data according to the building location ?

This was a very helpful video! Thank you for everything you do.

helpful bit i needed in here, thanks for that! I wish i was in the class so i could scream out all the answers to the questions you asked, sounds like you have either a early morning lecture or just after lunch by the lack of class reaction haha!

I am new, help me.

I am reviewing your tutorials to help prepare myself for my first GIS internship. Thank you for all the effort that you put into your videos. It is hard to find RUclips videos that include a hands on lab with them so thank you very much.

super helpful!! Great job juggling taking the video, demonstrating the concepts, fielding in class questions and anticipating future video viewer questions!!

I do really want to say "thank you" to you.

I like these lessons

I enjoy working with tableau thanks to you

Sir iam from India, a postgraduate in geography. I would like to do gis course in abroad.. can you suggest which country should i choose. is it a good decision gis as my career please reply sir

Thank you very much for the tutorial!

This guy is wearing a Pendleton shirt so I have to trust him

Thank you very much for the video. It really is helpful to understanding sense of place.

Hello Brian, Thank you so much i followed your tutorial and it made so much sense after i tried doing a lab myself with Canadian earthquake data. i did lot of troubleshooting but you made python fun for me.

Ya this cool I've been doing the Python scripting books and this is a great complement

Thank you for such a well-thought out and explained video series. Very well done.

Thanks Brian! Good to see my colleague Brian Baldwin on here. Keep up the good work!

Hi Brian, you used point cloud data from LiDAR as reference to create the multipatch objects; I wonder, can we also use the 3D images from drones to create the multipatch objects? Which way is better? Thanks.

finally find a method to link dt with arcgis😂 it is so hard

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Hi! Im unable to find 3A_RIT_campus_building_sample.gdb and 3A_3D_Test.gdb, How do i retrieve them :) ?

A friend of mine once converted data in ArcGis into XML format , sent it to other network to an other operator who loaded it into his WS and had all the data shown on his map with a few clicks with all the layers and stuff

Nice tutorial! Help me alot for my dissertation, do you have any tutorial to import a 3D room model to a building?

Thank you Dr. Tomaszewski!

I want to thank you for your video. There are people who want to learn but I am not attending a formal school. Your videos are beneficial. Thank you again.

Hi Brian, I am a recent MS Economics grad. My degree was very technical and focused very heavily on R programming and SQL. One course introduced me to regional economics and spatial thinking and I was instanlty smitten. I have no experience in GIS, but know that this is a field I’d like to break into. Is my current degree enough to get me in the door? Should I try and pursue additional certification through a university or use resources online to teach myself the skills that I need as an extension of my Econ degree? What would you recommend? Thank you for this incredibly insightful video and the time spent in its creation.

Hello sir. Why is my notebook too slow in ArcPro? Kindly help me fix this issue.

Interesting, how can I have xy coordinate without physicaly taking GPS data

Where can I find this data, please guide me , I can pay you too for giving me this data , I have to pass this course

Hi, Thanks for the video! I see in the documentation they write: arcpy.management.CreateFeatureclass() In your code you write: arcpy.CreateFeatureclass_management() The first option does not work me so I am just curious why they write like that in the documentation :)

Could you please refer to the video on how to link the interpreter for VS code? I followed this tutorial to link to my ArcGIS pro but got the following error in RED text: try again. At line:1 char:1 + conda activate "c:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro ... + ~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (conda:String) [], CommandNotFoundException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException

You have phenomenal content! Will you consider doing more open source GIS with programming in python? I know you have a few videos with Arcpy, but it's proprietary and not everyone is able to dish out hundreds/thousands $$ a year for a license.

As a relatively new user to ArcPro, this tutorial is a must watch! It will advance my skills for further learning. Thankyou so much!

Thanks a lot! Very useful

Loved the easy approach to do this with AI❤ Looking forward to new ones 🙃

The prompt if it is hard to read from the video: Identify the latitude and longitude coordinates of the following cities: Poznań, Warsaw, and Karkow. create an HTML web page that has a map of Poland showing those cities added as layers to the map and shown using the most recent version of the ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript. Only return back the HTML webpage and no additional messages.