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Subdivides polygons into smaller equal parts now is easy in ArcGIS Pro. There is a dedicated geoprocessing tool for this task. Polygon splits can be done by setting up the number of output equal parts, or by certain area sizes. The tool also have two others very useful features. The first one is ability to control the angle of splitting, and the second is the two-splitting type, by stripes or by stacked blocks.  Very useful for cadastral related analysis or agricultural plot planning

in this video I would like to share about how to make Curved Lines of Origin - Destination Links in ArcGIS Pro. These sequences will be very useful for you who looking for a way to perform certain mapping task such as route planning, flight mapping or any similar application. Curved lines actually are easy to generate. You can use geodesic approach or tools available in QGIS or ArcGIS to do this. However, geodesic approach usually only works best for very large area (continental level). So, this workflow is dedicated for smaller area (such as country or states/provincial/prefectural level).

In the old times of ArcMap or any other GIS Software, storing the statistical classification from the symbology setting usually takes efforts of repeated query and field calculations. For example, classifying population attributes using Natural Breaks/Jenks classification method can only be done on-the-fly.  The classified values are not saved in the attribute table, so, if we want to use the classified values, we must repeat the classification. In certain cases, this will cause some difficulties when we need to share the analysis to other party.  Fortunately, ArcGIS Pro has this built-in geoprocessing tool  to handle this kind of task in very fast and easy way. The tool is called Reclassify Field, and here is how to use it. 

1. The workflow demonstrated in this video uses ready-to-use LIDAR point cloud data, in that the  data has already undergone all of the LIDAR pre-processing steps up to point cloud classification. If  you have raw LIDAR or pre-classified LIDAR point clouds, I suggest you do the pre-processing and  point cloud classification first; there are many software programs that can do that. I also made one  video about it; just check my Agisoft Metashape Playlist. 2. I am using ready-to-use LIDAR data from the USGS LIDAR 3DEP Portal at this URL:  https://apps.nationalmap.gov/lidar-explorer/#/; the data is available for free and no registration is  needed. Highly recommended data source for learning purposes. 3. I am using ArcGIS Pro with an Advanced License and the 3D Analyst Extension for ArcGIS Pro; if  you don't have these prerequisites, I am afraid you wouldn't be able to practice the workflow I  demonstrated in this video.

How to make 3D Elevation profile in ArcGIS Pro. There are two ways how to do it. First is using Profile Graph and Profile Geoprocessing Tool, and for the second is using Elevation profile Tool from Global/Local Scene Exploratory 3D Elevation Profile Tool. Below is the complete tutorial about how to do for both methods. 

How to convert ArcGIS Pro Layouted Maps into Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop format while maintain and preserve the layers structure, texts, graphics, rasters, and other elements. Basically this video is about how to maintain the exported data are not flattened.

how to process Sea Surface Temperature & Ocean Wind Speed Data From Sentinel 3 SLSTR WST Data in ArcGIS Pro and ESA-SNAP

How to load and stream OpenstreetMap 3D building data in ArcGIS Pro to support 3D GIS or Digital Twin projects. 

How to convert BIM Files in Revit RVT or IFC format to geospatial GIS Format such as Shapefile or Geodatabase using ArcGIS Pro Software. 

How to remove clouds cover in Sentinel-2 Imagery using ArcGIS Pro's Raster Functions and Scene Classification Layer available in Level-2A Sentinel Imagery. 

How to get radiometric and atmospherically corrected Sentinel-2 Imagery and how to manage the data in ArcGIS Pro.  This video is made for you who still looking for a fast and easy way to get atmospheric-corrected satellite imagery especially Sentinel-2 Imagery. 

Adding, Displaying, Manipulating, Processing and Analyzing Landsat-9 Data in ArcGIS Pro. For example, Pan Sharpening and NDVI Analysis. Due to Landsat-9 MTL Metadata is not yet supported in ArcGIS Pro 2.9.2 when this video is published, some of the automatic tasks that can be done easily with Landsat-8 can't be done in similar ways with Landsat-9. So we must be patient until the day is come. But on the other hands, all the raster functions implemented in ArcGIS pro should be works for this data flawlessly. 

Second part of the tutorial series about Automatic Road Extraction From Satellite Imagery or Aerial Photographs using ArcGIS Pro. This video will demonstrate about how to build training data, train the deep-learning model and use the trained model for inferencing road network on satellite imagery and aerial photographs. 

How to visualize water-body features to be close-to-reality (water body has reflections and animated ripples) in 3D view. This technique would be very useful for 3D GIS visualization and digital twin creation. 

Akhirnya Datum SRGI 2013 (Sistem Referensi Geospasial Indonesia) terimplementasi di ArcGIS Pro dan QGIS. Informasi proyeksinya dalam format PRJ juga dapat di-import di ArcGIS Desktop. SRGI 2013 di ArcGIS dan QGIS terimplementasi sebagai proyeksi geosentris dan proyeksi UTM dengan Zona mengikuti Zona UTM pada umumnya. Adanya parameter SRGI 2013 di software GIS terkemuka memungkinkan untuk transformasi koordinat pada level data dapat lebih mudah dilakukan di dalam lingkungan software GIS. 

How to realistically visualize Tree and Vegetation in 3D Mode using ArcGIS Pro. You can use point data mode or polygon data mode for this kind of visualization.  Collection of ESRI pre-made Rule Package file (RPK) for your 3D Modeling: https://www.arcgis.com/home/search.html?q=RPK

How to generate 3D texturization and realistic visualization in ArcGIS Pro using Open Street Map Building Data. Stay tuned for more tips and tricks about how to display geospatial data in 3D realistic mode, to reach the geospatial digital twin.

How to extract building footprints polygon from point clouds data generated from LIDAR or Photogrammetric UAV Survey. If you have LIDAR points clouds, the perfect and precise result is guaranteed. If you are using Point clouds data generated from photogrammetric processing of aerial or UAV Survey, make sure you perform precise point clouds classification first, or else some misclassified and wrongly extracted building footprints are expected. 

This is the newest satellite imagery cloud removal and correction tutorial I have made. The workflow described in this tutorial is similar to my previous tutorial about satellite imagery clouds removal and correction using ArcGIS Desktop. The only difference is, the workflow I described in this video is better. Because this time, we could use the QA Band as the reference cloud mask. So, it is more simple, robust, accurate, precise, and guarantees a better result. It is all thanks to Graphical Raster Functions Editor implemented in ArcGIS Pro.