Package-level declarations
Types
Adds raster datasets to a MosaicDatasetRaster by setting various parameters. Mosaic datasets (via the MosaicDatasetRaster class) are used to manage, display, serve, and share raster data. When you create a new mosaic dataset, it is created as an empty container in a geodatabase to which you can add raster data. The AddRastersParameters object provides the mechanism to set various properties, so that a raster can be added to a mosaic dataset via the MosaicDatasetRaster.addRasters(AddRastersParameters) method.
Adds raster datasets to a MosaicDatasetRaster by setting various parameters including the use of frame and camera text files. Mosaic datasets (via the MosaicDatasetRaster class) are used to manage, display, serve, and share raster data. When you create a new mosaic dataset, it is created as an empty container in a geodatabase to which you can add raster data. The FrameCameraAddRastersParameters object provides the mechanism to set various properties including the use of camera and frame text files so that a raster can be added to a mosaic dataset via the MosaicDatasetRaster.addRasters(AddRastersParameters) method.
The GeoPackage raster object which is derived from a raster object. A GeoPackageRaster represents GeoPackage images of types PNG or JPEG. Note that a GeoPackage can store multiple raster and tile pyramid datasets in different tables or views in the same container.
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.
The mosaic dataset object which is derived from a raster object.
A mosaic method specifies how multiple rasters in a MosaicDatasetRaster are sorted. An ImageServiceRaster may not support every mosaic method. Check the service's metadata for "Allowed Mosaic Methods" to see which methods are supported. Mosaic methods that are "view-dependent" order rasters based on where the camera is located while "view-independent" order rasters the same regardless of where the camera is located.
The mosaic operator is used to define how overlapping cells from various rasters in a mosaic dataset will be resolved in the mosaicked image.
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.
The raster function object.
The raster function arguments object.
The rule that specifies how images are rendered or processed on an ArcGIS image service. Raster images whose individual pixels represent elevation values can be rendered in a number of different ways, including representation of slope, aspect, hillshade, and shaded relief. A rendering rule defines how the ArcGIS image service renders its images.