National Cadaster Tasks

Wizardy Workflows for Land Parcel Management

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Current Version: v1.8.2

Project Description

This project focuses on designing and implementing standardized, wizard-based workflows within ArcGIS Tasks. These step-by-step processes will be used to manage and execute cadastral changes and modifications directly within the Israeli National Cadaster dataset, which is maintained using ESRI's Parcel Fabric technology. The goal is to ensure consistency and efficiency in data updates.

Changelog

  • The Matching Points Report option in the Start Task step is now working correctly with ArcGIS Pro 3.6.4.
  • The Feedback to CMS operation has been fixed.
  • The Find Redundant Vertices evaluation tool has been redesigned for better performance and no longer requires the Feature To Vertices GP tool or an Advanced license.
  • Projection layers for active 3D parcels and subtractions now include updated symbology and a new pop-up displaying the volumetric feature associated with each projection.
  • Early validations: Improved portal sign-in validation now verifies that you are connected to the production portal, not just any portal.
  • Early validations: The Absorbing Blocks Check now raises an error instead of an informational message when the validation fails.
  • Early validations: The 2D parcel-subtraction relationship validation now also checks cases where the 2D parcel is temporary.
  • Import or Modify Points step: The tool now warns when preserved points that are not allowed to move (typically points with Class = 1) are modified.
  • Branch-versioned data refresh: The Improve Current Cadaster and Create & Retire Cadaster tasks now automatically refresh the branch version after the 1st and 3rd steps.
  • Assistant Tools: The Last Parcel tool now also considers retired parcels.
  • Create & Retire Cadaster task: An informational warning is now displayed when the reconstructed geometry of the sender parcel or the new geometry of the absorbing blocks is multipart.
  • Tutorials: The first introductory video is now available on the Tutorials page.