ArcGIS Pro Tutorial: Ground To Grid Corrections

[@usmanamin638]

Hi sir ! I have been following your channel from Afghanistan since many month that's great.

[@GISChops]

Thank you!

[@usmanamin638]

I have sheared you channel in my University groups for students, who love to learn GIS.

[@GISChops]

Thank you, I appreciate that so much!

[@alexbullock3010]

I'm so glad you shared tips for using this tool! So helpful!

[@GISChops]

Thanks for watching Alex!

[@jacksonward4363]

Those points are extremely handy, nice to be able to integrate it into my systems.

[@GISChops]

Good luck with ground to grid correction. Let me know if you have any questions.

[@jacksonward4363]

@@GISChops I definitely will, thanks for the refresher.

[@ortallevitan1]

Thank you so much for sharing this! it's good to know you can integrate it

[@GISChops]

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[@randydueck6870]

Can you do a tutorial of how to re-project topographic data from surface to grid coordinates in PRO? I used to know several hacks that worked in 10.8, but not in Pro. Tin, XML, CAD, etc. The process of getting surface topo to show up correctly seems waaaaay too complicated and I hope wish there was more direction on how to do it in Pro. You would think they could make such a basic transformation straightforward.

[@GISChops]

I don’t do much with elevation data or raster data, but I found this - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYTSk4t_odVol5osi=0qTrI5NWFqCv6kXZ

[@josephpryor7495]

Thanks for this. What would the process be if the plat has no legal description or basis of bearing?

[@GISChops]

Good question! Is it an older plat?

[@josephpryor7495]

@@GISChops brand new. I think the majority of plats I’ve seen from surveyors in my county don’t have them.

[@GISChops]

Wow, state law requires both in Utah. Does the course from the monument to the point of beginning follow a line like a section line or street centerline? You could use that bearing for a basis of bearing.

[@TBR_LLC]

Wow!

[@GISChops]

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[@mianasem6201]

how to transform (or correct) Total Station points data to Coordinate System in Arcgis pro

[@GISChops]

You’ll need to know the real world coordinates for a couple of the points. Then create a world file for the drawing file.

[@christianfarmer4760]

Oh handy!

[@GISChops]

It is a handy tool that saves me from doing math.

[@TankDavisConquers]

How do you go from grid to ground? Thank you

[@GISChops]

I’ve never had a need to do it. What do you have going on that you need it?

[@TankDavisConquers]

@@GISChops To stake out the corners or a parcel. The intent is to give xy to the surveyor so they can use them in the field. Here a bit of back ground. I would like to do it with ArcPro rather than get some of this other software. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXrcnYiLot9jqc0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6imcnSph9uBjZY

[@TankDavisConquers]

@@GISChops To stake out the corners of parcels. The intent is to give XY data to the survey team. Here is some background why the inverse is needed