MosaicRule

A rule determining how a requested image should participate in the mosaic. An image service uses a mosaic rule to mosaic multiple rasters on-the-fly. A mosaic rule parameter is used by many image service operations, such as export image and identify operations.

Since

200.1.0

Constructors

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constructor()

Creates a mosaic rule object.

Properties

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Indicates whether this MosaicRule is ascending. The default value is the value used when the mosaic data was created, if unavailable, the default value is true.

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Rendering rule applied on items before mosaic operation.

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The collection of raster IDs for image service rasters forced to be visible at all scales. Used with MosaicMethod.LockRaster. Cannot be greater than the maximum mosaic image count of the service.

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Specifies the type of MosaicMethod used for sorting resters in a mosaic dataset. The default value is the value used when the mosaic data was created, if unavailable, the default value is MosaicMethod.none.

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Specifies the MosaicOperation used to resolve overlapped pixel values from various rasters in a mosaic dataset. The default value is the value used when the mosaic data was created, if unavailable, the default value is MosaicOperation.first.

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The collection of raster IDs specifying a subset of rasters used in the mosaic. Any of the specified rasters may not be visible at all scales.

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The field name used together with MosaicMethod.Attribute method.

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The base sort value used together with MosaicMethod.Attribute method. This value is compared with the value of the field specified by MosaicRule.sortField parameter.

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The viewpoint used along with MosaicMethod.Viewpoint method.

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SQL WHERE clause to define a subset of rasters used in the mosaic. Any of the rasters in the subset may not be visible at all scales.