Adds raster datasets to a MosaicDatasetRaster by setting various parameters including the use of frame and camera text files. More...
Import Statement: | import Esri.ArcGISRuntime 100.15 |
Since: | Esri.ArcGISRuntime 100.1 |
Inherits: |
Properties
- camerasFile : string
- framesFile : string
- shareRasterInfo : bool
Signals
Detailed Description
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() method.
Some of the parameters (also called properties) on FrameCameraAddRastersParameters class that enable adding a raster into a mosaic dataset include specifying, the file filter type (like .tif or .jpg) of the rasters that are to be included (AddRastersParameters::filter property), the directory location of the raster files (AddRastersParameters::inputDirectory property, the minimum pixel cell size of the raster to be included (AddRastersParameters::minPixelSizeFactor property) and more.
Unique attributes of using the FrameCameraAddRastersParameters class rather than the parent AddRastersParameters class have to do with defining 'frame' and 'camera' text files which specify how a raster image was captured from a satellite or aircraft. The frame and camera table files refer to a single perspective imaging camera with an optical lens that can be modeled as a pinhole. To define the frame table, use the FrameCameraAddRastersParameters::framesFile property. See the ArcGIS Pro document entitled Frames table schema for more information.
To define the camera table, use the FrameCameraAddRastersParameters::camerasFile property. See the ArcGIS Pro document Cameras table schema for more information.
Property Documentation
Signal Documentation
Emitted when the camerasFile property changes.
Note: The corresponding handler is onCamerasFileChanged
.
Emitted when the framesFile property changes.
Note: The corresponding handler is onFramesFileChanged
.
Emitted when the shareRasterInfo property changes.
Note: The corresponding handler is onShareRasterInfoChanged
.