UGS-GIO / ugs-hazards

Geologic hazards reporting tool for user-entered AOI.
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Update layer url #41

Closed jjhi11 closed 4 years ago

jjhi11 commented 4 years ago

Please attempt to use this map service (http://webmaps.geology.utah.gov/arcgis/rest/services/Hazards/quaternary_faults/MapServer/0) hosted on our UGS server versus the agol hosted featurelayer. This is desired because of issues with symbology

https://github.com/agrc/ugs-hazards/blob/d15cbf6d747640b290f46eb7dfaf269f7cc5772f/src/config.js#L44

stdavis commented 4 years ago

@jjhi11 It doesn't look like the field names for this service follow the same convention as the other hazard layers. For example: QFFHazardUnit vs qffhazardunit. If we want to use the new service, this needs to be fixed.

Also, you would need to update the corresponding layer in your web map. I would suggest that you do this first and make sure that the layer symbology works correctly in the web map.

jjhi11 commented 4 years ago

@stdavis I will work with Martha tomorrow to fix this and have Gordon test the webmap as well. Hopefully before our meeting.

gordondouglass commented 4 years ago

I just looked. The name of the hazard unit field in the Qfaults is QFFHazardUnit which follows the same convention as all the other hazards Also looked at the AGOL web map and when I open the faults feature service attribute table it is also QFFHazardUnit

marthajensen commented 4 years ago

I replaced the Q-faults layer on the server so they should have the same exact field names now. Check to see if they work.

gordondouglass commented 4 years ago

Look good.

Thanks.

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I replaced the Q-faults layer on the server so they should have the same exact field names now. Check to see if they work.

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nathankota commented 4 years ago

Gordon says:

AGOL web map now contains the faults from server. Perhaps while testing the report tool draw an AOI that includes some faults to see how they look in the report.

Last layer in the web map. Had to expand to turn on the indexed quarternary faults. image