Learn How to Georeference Your Data in ArcGIS Pro
Arghhhhhh! My data are in the wrong location! Sometimes data have incorrect positioning information, or lack co-ordinates entirely. It's actually a pretty simple fix to get your data to sit in the correct location within a GIS, but you do need some good reference data. This is a demonstration with a drone mosaic, but it works for other data types too.
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