Projects are short-term (1–5 years) developments at the parcel level. To learn more about projects, see Projects. The following users can create projects:
- Licensed users with editing permissions
Note:
Anonymous public users cannot create projects.
- Existing—The current scenario
- Scenario 1—The default scenario, which can be modified
Once a project has been created, you can configure and edit it. In ArcGIS Urban, you can configure multiple aspects of a project, including the name, custom ID, address, description, thumbnail image, web URL, start and end dates, and status. You can also upload external 3D content for a project. To learn more about configuring a project, see Configure a project. To learn more about project editing, see Edit a project.
Create from a parcel
To create a project from a parcel, complete the following steps:
- Start ArcGIS Urban.
- Zoom in to the project location until the parcel boundaries appear.
- Select the parcel or parcels.
Tip:
- Press Shift while selecting to select multiple parcels.
- To deselect a parcel from a group selection, press the Alt key while clicking it in the scene view.
- Click the Create here button in the left side panel.
If you are an unlicensed user or have not signed in, the Create here button is unavailable. You can either sign in or sign up.
- Click Sign in in the side panel to sign in to your account.
- Choose Project from the drop-down list and fill in the name field.
- Optionally, adjust the project boundary.
This tool supports snapping. To disable snapping temporarily, press the Ctrl key while drawing.
- Click Create project.
Create from an address
To create a project from an address, complete the following steps:
- Start ArcGIS Urban.
- Type an address in the search field, press the Enter key, and click the search result.
The address's parcel is selected.
- Click the Create here button in the left side panel.
If you are an unlicensed user or have not signed in, the Create here button is unavailable. You can either sign in or sign up.
- Click Sign in in the side panel to sign in to your account.
- Choose Project from the drop-down list and fill in the name field.
- Optionally, adjust the project boundary.
This tool supports snapping. To disable snapping temporarily, press the Ctrl key while drawing.
- Click Create project.
Note:
You must include a street number in the address search for the underlying parcel to be selected.Create by drawing the study area
To create a project by drawing its study area, complete the following steps:
- Start ArcGIS Urban and sign in.
- In the overview, click the add button
at the upper right of the header. - Choose Project from the drop-down list.
- Draw the project boundary.
- Optionally, adjust the project boundary.
This tool supports snapping. To disable snapping temporarily, press the Ctrl key while drawing.
- Fill in the name and the address fields in the side panel.
- Click Create project.
Create by importing a study area geometry
To create a project by importing its study area from a feature layer, complete the following steps:
- Start ArcGIS Urban and sign in.
- In the overview, click the add button at the upper right of the header.
- Choose Project from the drop-down list.
- Click Import study area on the blue banner to open the Import study area dialog box.
- In the Item step, search for the ArcGIS Enterprise layer that contains the study area geometry, click the layer, and click Next to continue.
- In the Sublayer step, select a sublayer, and click Next to continue.
- In the Validation step, review invalid features in the Errors table if needed if errors are detected. Correct the errors in the source data and click Refresh. If all features are valid, click Next to close the Import study area dialog box.
The geometries of the selected layer are displayed in the view
- Select one of the geometries by clicking it.
- Optionally, adjust the project boundary.
This tool supports snapping. To disable snapping temporarily, press the Ctrl key while drawing.
- Fill in the name and the address fields in the side panel.
- Click Create project.