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It is recommended to use the layers that come with the solution to ensure everything works properly: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-solutions/latest/get-started/faqs.htm#anchor7 For example, there may be additional settings on the gdb that are added causing this such as attribute rules that aren't supported with some Arcade functions? https://community.esri.com/t5/attribute-rules-questions/arcade-error-featuresetbyportalitem-cannot-be-used/td-p/1329459
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Hi Gary, The information displayed in the Feature Info widget is derived from the pop-up in the webmap. Here are basic steps on how to change the email: -In ArcGIS Online, go to your content and open the Pre-Incident Plan Manager webmap. -Highlight the Pre-Incident Plans Layer. -On the far right panel click Pop-ups. -Click Attribute Expressions. -Click the Create Email expression. -See the attached graphic of the expression. You'll see the components of the email you can alter and save. -In the main pop-up area you can change or add buttons to the popup. Look at the html of the popup to see how the Assign Plan button was created if you want to create another button in this way.
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The Emergency Management Operations solution was enhanced in November 2023. We chose not to ship the solution in Enterprise going forward based on customer feedback. One of the key drivers was ensuring that public facing items were based in ArcGIS Online and able to scale, if needed. Are you looking to deploy Emergency Management Operations on Enterprise 11.2 or other Enterprise versions going forward?
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New Homelessness Point-in-Time Count survey with HUD 2024 changes In November 2023, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) updated several demographic variables expected in the Homelessness Point-in-Time Count. Learn more about the HUD 2024 guidance. To assist customers with their January 2024 count, we have updated the Point-in-Time Count survey, report, and documentation to follow the new guidance. Usually, we update our ArcGIS Solution: Homelessness Point-in-Time Count to include the HUD guidance when it changes. However, the timing of our ArcGIS Solutions release didn’t allow us to do this. Use the instructions below to create a survey and generate a report, based on the updated HUD requirements. We will also incorporate these changes and other enhancements into a future ArcGIS Solutions release in 2024. Create a homelessness count survey The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has a defined set of questions about demographics and life experiences to ask individuals experiencing homelessness. To create a Homelessness Point-in-Time Count survey, complete the following steps: Download the attachment PITCount2024SurveyandReport.zip file from the post Unzip the folder to a location on your computer. Download ArcGIS Survey123 Connect, if needed. Note: It is required to use Survey123 Connect version 3.19.104 or greater. Start Survey123 Connect. Sign in to your ArcGIS Online organization. Click New survey. Provide a title for your survey such as Homelessness Count 2024. Under Create a new survey from: click File. Browse to the location of the unzipped PITCount2024SurveyandReport folder and choose the XLS Form titled HomelessnessCount.xlsx. Click Create survey. The survey is created and opened for you to view. In Survey123 Connect, you'll see a preview of the survey you just created. Click the Publish button, click the Publish Survey button, and then click the OK button. Close Survey123 Connect and Microsoft Excel. Your survey is available for download and use in the Survey123 field app. You may now start conducting the survey. Use the steps in the conduct point-in-time counts section of the documentation to learn how to use the survey. Please keep in mind the survey and resulting feature service should not be shared publicly in order to protect personal information, and only people with ArcGIS Online logins should access the survey. Generate HUD Report The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has specific guidelines that govern how Continuums of Care must report the results of their point-in-time counts. We provide a file that can be used to create an ArcGIS Notebook that will create a summary report of the information required by HUD. To create a Homelessness Point-in-Time Count report, complete the following steps: Sign in to ArcGIS Online as a user with privileges to create notebooks. Note: You must be assigned a role of Administrator or custom role which includes the privilege to create, edit, and run ArcGIS Notebooks and complete the following steps. On the navigation bar of your organization, click Notebook. The Notebooks home page opens. From the Notebooks home page, create a blank notebook, click New Notebook, and choose Standard from the drop-down list. Navigate to the PITCount2024SurveyandReport folder, open the HUDReport.txt file and copy all the contents of the text file onto your clipboard. Place your cursor inside the empty cell, below the text Now you are ready to start! and paste the text into the cell. Click Save, click Save As and then give your notebook the title HUDReport 2024. Open ArcGIS Online in a new tab in your browser and navigate to the Homelessness Count 2024 hosted feature layer item you created when publishing the survey. Tip: This will be in a folder named Survey-Homelessness Count 2024. In the browser URL, copy the item id. This should include everything from the equal sign forward https://www.arcgis.com /home/item.html?id=<your item ID> Go back to the HUDReport 2024 notebook. Search for the following: survey_fs_item_id = "PASTE YOUR ITEM ID HERE" Replace the text in the quotes "PASTE YOUR ITEM ID HERE" with the ID you copied above. Click Save and click Save. Click Cell > Run All. Upon completion of the notebook, click the link to the report and download the spreadsheet. This HUD Report is a summary of all the point-in-time surveys that were conducted and are compiled with metrics that can then be shared with HUD. The xslx file will have multiple tabs at the bottom corresponding to different sections HUD asks reporting for. Each HUD Report is stored in your ArcGIS Online organization. By default, the item is stored with the date in the name of the item, for example, HUD_Report_YYYY-MM-DD-HH-MM-SS.
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The Homelessness Point-in-Time Count Solution includes a Hud Report Notebook to create a report on all the data collected to report back to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). For the data collected this year, HUD updated age ranges for what should be displayed in the report. This post includes a new script you can utilize which will generate a report with the updated age ranges. Follow the instructions below to generate the new report: Sign in to your ArcGIS organization and browse to the HUD Report Notebook and open in. In the upper-right click Save > Save as and save a new Notebook (HUD Report 2023 Updates). In the second cell block of code, highlight it all and replace it with the attached txt file. In ArcGIS Online go to your content and browse to the Homelessness Count_Join feature Layer. Copy the ID of this layer (found in the URL) Scroll down to the bottom of the code and find this cell pit_count_item = Item(gis, "b33f4ea90b174c1e9e403de6c2ec8b14") Replace the ID with the ID from your Homelessness Count_join layer you copied earlier. Save the Notebook and click Run > All Cells. Note, when the spreadsheet opens you may need to click “Enable Editing” for calculated values to appear. We welcome any other feedback on the homelessness solutions we provide as we continue to enhance them.
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HI Jessica, What version of ArcGIS Pro are you using? I assume you see other Infographics- just not the Fire District one?
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Thanks again Patrick, we'll make an update to the solution in the future to guide folks on how to obtain the infographic. For others experiencing this issue, you can follow these instructions: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-solutions-documents/infographics-for-fire-accreditation-analysis/ta-p/1236372
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The Fire Accreditation Analysis Solution contains an ArcGIS Pro project that creates several supporting documents for the accreditation process. One of these documents can be an Infographic as part of task step 2A.7 in the ArcGIS Pro project. When upgrading to Pro 3.0.2, a slight change occurred on how these infographics are shared. To access the Fire District Infographic referenced, complete the following steps: Close ArcGIS Pro if it is open Navigate to the Fire Accreditation Infographics group https://arcgis.com/home/group.html?id=80d79a8ea6ec45a8a7128893b08ca749 Click Join this Group Open ArcGIS Pro and resume to task 2A.7 for Identify socio-economic, demographic, employment infographics We would also welcome any further feedback on infographics that could be useful to you in the accreditation process. For instance, are there more variables supporting EMS calls that deserve a separate infographic? we could potentially share more infographics with the community in this same way.
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You could also extend the Site Map or Operations Map web app builder applications by adding the Info Summary widget: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/web-appbuilder/latest/create-apps/widget-info-summary.htm
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Hi Matt- You could do something similar. You could open the Damage Assessment Manager web map and add this Living Atlas layer to it: https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=d96095fb637846889fb0e46ce69e3967 If you wanted to get specific for the folks doing the mobile work, fields could be added to the IndividualAssistance layer and assign the specific USNG info. Happy to chat more about what you are doing with Damage Assessment. THx Jer
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Hi Megan, Just noticed this post. Would be more than happy to hear more from you about what you are doing with the event solution as we look to update in the future jlindemann@esri.com. As far as notifications on the number of resources. You could create a dashboard that would have indicators on how many. You could have a filter dropdown to filter by event. You would have to check this periodically. Another option a bit deeper if you wanted automatic feedback is to setup webhooks https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-online/sharing-collaboration/how-to-create-a-hosted-feature-service-webhook/ Thx Jer
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Hi @MennoTerBals_GIS4C thanks for the patience. We are working to get this resolved. In the meantime here are a couple workarounds. In the "1 - Situation" map, remove the group layer "Infrastructure" by moving all layers (Schools, Hospitals, Police Stations" as their own stand alone layers. Run the tool and should update. You can revert back to ArcGIS Pro 2.9. We've confirmed the tool works in ArcGIS Pro 2.9, but can replicate the problem in Pro 2.9.2. Thanks Jeremiah
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The ArcGIS Solution for Damage Assessment includes reporting capabilities, along with dashboards and other tools for monitoring progress of assessments. After conducting Damage Assessments, a typical request is to see the results in a form of a report. Some folks utilize the FEMA Street Sheet reports or other resources provided by FEMA which the existing report included in the solution is based off of. Another common request has been to further categorize these reports. For instance, utilize a street sheet style report to summarize all properties summarized by county. With the recent update of Survey123, report templates now allow for the where clause to be composed dynamically based upon other attributes. Below is an example output that summarizes attributes from damage assessments based upon counties the assessment was conducted in. You can use this word doc is an example template that utilizes the schema from the ArcGIS Solution for Damage Assessment that you can use to generate a similar report. You can extend this template by adding your logo, adding additional attributes and text as needed.
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Hi Anthony, Happy to look more and set up a screenshare if you like- write me at jlindemann@esri.com and can get something set up. Also when did you deploy the solution. One early version the URL parameters used an objectid, the most recent solution (and update before it) uses GlobalIDs so wondering if it is an older deployment causing issues.
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Hi Anthony- I just ran throw with a fresh deployment and couldn't see it. Just to confirm, sounds like you cannot see the the data in the Special Event Permit Manager application either? Could you try adding one more event? Wondering if there is something related to this going on: https://support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000016280 Let me know- happy to troubleshoot some more. Jeremiah
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