What's new in ArcGIS for Maritime: Bathymetry (Bathymetry Solution)
The following changes in ArcGIS for Maritime: Bathymetry were released.
New at 10.2.2
The following enhancements have been made.
- Parsing, filtering, and sorting is now available for internal metadata of version 1.5 and later Bathymetric Attributed Grids (BAG).
- Viewing the internal metadata XML of a BAG dataset now allows collapsing and expanding of nodes.
- When creating new metadata fields as part of Collection or Extended Metadata, existing fields may be copied.
- Surface models may be sorted by column from the Manage Surface Models or Load Surface Models dialog box.
- New validation logic prevents datasets with the same file name and path on disk from being mistakenly readded to a BIS geodatabase.
New at 10.2.1
Enhancement
Invalid or missing Bathymetry Data Index option added to the Diagnose BIS dialog box. It repairs the BIS when the Bathymetry Data Index is missing datasets or if the Bathymetry Data Index itself is missing.
Deprecated tools
The following have been removed from the Conversion toolset.
- Fledermaus v6 DTM To BAG
- GMT Grid To BAG
- Grass GIS DTM To BAG
- GUTM Grid To BAG
- Mosaic To BAG
- NAVO Final Survey Grid To BAG
- OMG R4/Mos To BAG
- QPS Grid To BAG
- Raw Binary Grid To BAG
New at 10.2 and updates
The latest update can be downloaded from the Esri Support site.
Additional raster formats are now supported. This additional support will coincide with the current existing support for Bathymetric Attributed Grids (BAGs) regarding the extraction of internal metadata. Examples of additional formats that can be registered with ArcGIS for Maritime: Bathymetry include GeoTIFF, Esri Grid, ASCII Grid, and more.
The Conversion toolset has been added to the Bathymetry Tools toolbox.
Enhancements in performance and usability have been made in the Extract Depths and Depths To ASCII tool.
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The Manage BIS Settings dialog box contains a new Metadata tab that allows you to edit extended and collection metadata. It opens the Extended Metadata Configuration Editor or the Collection Metadata Configuration Editor dialog box based on which option you choose; in these dialog boxes, you can add new fields, hide fields, and even add items to a drop-down list of an existing field.
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