Module 5: How to Generate Contours in ArcGIS for Desktop

[@AlphaUk]

Man you are so helpful !, this video was so informative and well structured and easy to follow. I appreciate you so much

[@larissaschneider9214]

Your tutorial is great, it made my life much easier. Thanks!

[@atharvavyawahare1686]

Thanks

[@kaylynbautista6442]

A very helpful tutorial! Thanks for keeping this up.

[@abbalenadurant9411]

Very helpful! Thanks for creating!

[@beyenefeye9428]

Very nice helpful tutorial thanks for sharing!!

[@johneagle4384]

Thank you. Very good tutorial!

[@lizandratorres-cuevas1241]

Very useful and well organized!

[@Keshavtadvi]

Very useful tutorial

[@aijazzakiri1751]

great tutorial. thanks

[@KiranGavit]

Thank you very much

[@SarahBell]

Great tutorial :)

[@TheFrothyBrew]

@10:12 How can this modular expression be utilized in ArcGIS Pro? The "mod" function isn't available.

[@АлексейШвец-ч2й]

Great! Thanks!

[@lalisamongkolkarn4919]

Thanks

[@geomatiqueappliquee-univoe9578]

Great job thx a lot

[@ancizarrincon8759]

Good video, thanks

[@shelli94]

I converted my 1m DEM to feet then I clipped it to my quadrangle. I used the focal statistics tool on the calculated and clipped DEM. When I proceeded to use the contour tool it said the task didn't work. What am I doing wrong??? two errors came up: Error 010213: 'error reading raster' and 'Error 010067: error in executing grid expression'

[@shalugeorge6075]

Contour interval is in meter or feet?

[@gunjangarg5151]

Why converted to ft

[@katana_yoo]

hello sir... i just like wanted to ask.. what is the reason why you used 10 as a modulous in the field calculator for [contour] mod (10) ??

[@martinchristensen1306]

it means that if Contour in the dataset is 10, 20, 30,40feet ... it will take away the 1,2,3,4... and give out a 0... If the countour is just like 5 there is no tenner to take away. and the index wil be 5 again ... so by selecting all index =0, he select every counter line for 10, 20,30 ,40 feet :D

[@katana_yoo]

@@martinchristensen1306 thank u.. are u a geodetic engr?

[@girishyenagimath3110]

why are you multiplying the dem with 3.28084

[@nadiaag6234]

Why 9 x 9

[@davelowe1977]

How do I get this into leaflet?