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Level up your RAMM Map with a new base layer
When working with data, maps are a very powerful tool to have in your arsenal.
If you are a user of the RAMM HTML app, you will probably be familiar with the RAMM Map. This is a neat tool to visualise your data within a spatial context on your network.
In this article we walk through how you change the RAMM Map layer, to easily overlay Google satellite imagery, LINZ imagery and more.
Click the link to find out how.
AMDS Hub - your independent guide to the AMDS
We are excited to announce the launch of a new resource from The Datastack; the AMDS Hub.
Located at amdshub.co.nz, the AMDS Hub is your independent guide to the New Zealand Asset Management Data Standard.
From a beautiful spatial implementation tracker, to simple & non-jargony examples, the AMDS Hub will give you a basic introduction to what the AMDS is all about, and keep you up to date on the latest developments with the project.
How to switch to dark mode in ArcGIS Pro
Are you a light mode or dark mode person? Find out how to switch your ArcGIS Pro app to dark mode with these quick and easy steps.
Building the TalkData network for RAMM using ArcGIS Pro and open source data
Upcoming TalkData content is going to be getting hands on and practical with data. To help make this happen I wanted to have a 'data sandbox' to use here on the blog. The purpose of the sandbox would be to demonstrate different processes, tips and tricks for use on your own data.
So I set about creating a custom TalkData network in RAMM - a fictional transport network based in real-world environments. This post talks through the process and tools applied in the process.
Detecting hundreds of invalid centrelines in a single network
Today’s post is a case study look at a centreline data validation analysis project, undertaken by The Datastack, which had an amazing and somewhat surprising outcome!
The Datastack was commissioned by a professional services consultancy for this project, with the dataset in question relating to a local authority transport network.
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