#Arcgis 10.6 ecw converstion install#
#Arcgis 10.6 ecw converstion pro#

WGS_1984_To_EGM_1996_Geoid_2 (interpolation is natural spline) We aren't using it by default because of that. TheВ EGM2008 1'x1' has a separate entry in the setup because it's so large. The EGM96 file is already in the core software. The Vertical folder contains the EGM84 and EGM2008 2.5'x2.5' files. NAD_1983_HARN_To_NSRS2007_GEOCON_Puerto_Rico_Virgin_Islands The transformations that use these files are: While it's in beta, we haven't added support for them yet. There's a new version in beta from the NGS, that includes multiple HARN realizations (the last one is now called an FBN). These files are from the GEOCON and GEOCON11 1.0 versions. The GEOCON files are for the US and convert between the latest NAD 1983 HARN, NAD83 (NSRS2007), and NAD83 (2011).

#Arcgis 10.6 ecw converstion pro#

The separation has mostly to do with being able to access the 32-bit and 64-bit registries, but ArcGIS Pro is also the one most likely to get out-of-sync with the others when dealing with release schedules. The other is 64-bit and currently used only for ArcGIS Pro. One is 32-bit and used for Desktop, Server, Engine, etc.

There are two versions of the data setups. At some point, we'll likely move the existing NADCON/HARN/NTv2 files from the core setups into this separate setup, but there's no timeline for that yet.

#Arcgis 10.6 ecw converstion install#

It also allows customers to decide to not install everything if they want. So with geoid models coming from several countries, and more grid-file-based transformations all the time, it was decided that we've start a separate setup for that data.

We had discussed making a separate data install years ago, when the ArcGIS Desktop install was creeping towards requiring either another CD or maybe a DVD, but managed to scrape through. Adding even the 2.5'x2.5' EGM2008 and the GEOCON files is close to 0.5 GB. Particularly for ArcGIS Pro, we're trying to keep the core setup as small as possible. I was specifically tasked with writing a white paper/blog posts/etc. I didn't get my act together to get a longer topic into the help for ArcGIS Desktop/Server 10.5 or ArcGIS Pro 1.4.