Philip Bailey

Which specific XML files are you referring to? The GCD project file or the DoD change results?

The intercomparison XML is actually a Microsoft Excel format spreadsheet. Unfortunately there's not much we can do. Perhaps make two copies of the project. Do one half of the analysis...

I have fixed and pushed some minor typos. Bigger questions: - I don't understand the mention of [capacity model](https://github.com/Riverscapes/gcd/blob/0b8d65f274b20d56a4ad92b27aa8a08183271e25/docs/About/Status/Tool_ReportCard_7-5-00.md?plain=1#L37). Is this legacy text from fish habitat software? - I don't...

https://spatialreference.org/ref/sr-org/6647/

That folder browser dialog (as opposed to the file browser dialog) is the WORST! perhaps they have replaced it with a new one and the legacy version we are using...

It looks like the check as to whether a batch change detection is viable is incorrectly checking for DEM Surveys and not any type of elevation surface. Can you try...

Glad it worked out! Reservoir analysis was a big driver for the reference surface feature. Be sure to check out the [inter comparison](http://gcd.riverscapes.xyz/Help/Analyses/Change_Detection/intercomparison.html) feature that will synthesize all your change...

This feels like your system is having trouble accessing the DEMs you are trying to import. Make sure the files are on your local computer and not on a cloud...

I will do some research. Last time I checked ArcPro uses a newer version of .Net that relies on a fundamentally different technology to build forms. There's an upgrade strategy,...

Curious if you have also seen much interest in QGIS? Are there still some ArcGIS holdouts, or has the balance tipped to ArcPro?