Image
Raster data that is retrieved from an ArcGIS Image Service. An ArcGIS image service provides access to raster data through a web service. A single raster dataset or a mosaic dataset which contains a collection of raster datasets can be served as one image service. The mosaic dataset can dynamically process and mosaic the images on the fly. An image service supports accessing both the mosaicked image and its catalog, as well as individual rasters in the catalog. An image service raster allows you to display raster data from image services using a RasterLayer. It also allows you to apply service-defined or client-defined rendering rules by setting RenderingRule on it. You can pass an image service raster as a raster input to a RasterFunction to work with local raster functions.
Since
200.1.0
Properties
The mosaic rule used for combining a number of input rasters that are often overlapping.
The rendering rule on an image service raster object. The image service raster must be in the LoadStatus.NotLoaded or LoadStatus.FailedToLoad state when calling this function.
The metadata for the raster's ArcGIS image service.
Inherited properties
Raster function in a raster object.
The load status.
An object for inspecting and managing pyramids for this raster. This property is null until the raster is loaded.
Metadata that describes the raster. This property is null by default and is populated when the raster loads.
Inherited functions
Cancels loading metadata for the Loadable object.
Closes the raster and releases resources. Before closing a raster, remove any objects that reference it, such as a RasterLayer in a map or scene. After a raster is closed, it can no longer be used, and attempts to access it may result in an error.