Imagery and Remote Sensing

in Imagery and Remote Sensing3 years ago (Show more)

Tutorial for Full Motion Video is available for download!

There was a lot of interest in the Esri FMV Add-in during the recent Esri UC2016 conference and with the release of the FMV 1.3.2 Add-In for Desktop 10.3.x, 10.4.x and 10.5, this interest has only escalated. Esri has posted a tutorial online that provides a series of exercises, supporting documentation and sample data to help orient users… (Show more)

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GAldrich (to CBenkelman-esristaff) 2 days ago (Show more Show less)

Thanks Cody, According to the tutorial from the link, the footprint should appear. The location of the camera appeared in my map, but no footprint.

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GAldrich in Imagery and Remote Sensing1 month ago (Show more)

Errors and failure while trying Add Images to Oriented Imagery Catalog

While learning to use the oriented imagery tools I get an error "Incomplete EXIF data: Could not add image" I have tried DJI P4P imagery as well as others from an iphone, with the same result. The drone imagery has already been used to create an ortho with D2M, and I checked the EXIF data and made sure everything was there. What would be my… (Show more)

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GAldrich (to adoshi-esristaff) 2 days ago (Show more Show less)

Thanks for the reply. I entered the above commands, and got the same error.

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fpolignano-esristaff

in Imagery and Remote Sensing2 days ago (Show more)

Create Oriented Imagery Catalog Tool Failed

I'm trying to follow the Oriented Imagery tutorial but keep getting "Error in create oriented imagery catalog" when I try to create an Oriented Imagery Catalog. Not sure what the issue is, does anyone have any ideas? Thanks **Edit Running ArcGIS Pro 2.3.2

goriliukasbuxton in Imagery and Remote Sensing7 days ago (Show more)

Mask raster function

trying to mask out all bands if bands 7 and 10 values are = 0, but its not working: is this correct way doing it?

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GDoerffel-esristaff

(to goriliukasbuxton) 3 days ago (Show more Show less)

Hi, your text says, you want to mask out PIXELS if band 7 AND 10 values are 0. In that case you have to change the setting in the drop-down (see your screenshot above) "No data interpretation" - as it says "any value" which is like saying "band 7 OR band 10" - so (if I recall correctly, as I do not have ArcMap installed anymore) you have to set…

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synytsia in Imagery and Remote Sensing9 months ago (Show more)

Oriented Imagery

How to get started with Oriented Imagery Add In in Pro? Is there any documentation on how to use this recently launched add in? I would like to use this add in to create a library of "street view" in Pro. I installed the add-in, restarted Pro, but the Oriented Imagery menu does not appear in the ribbon. I added a 360 photo to Pro and converted… (Show more)

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GAldrich (to rrebello-esristaff) 4 days ago (Show more Show less)

Randall, I am having the same issue when installing the OI tools on one of my machines. Named User License, Ran installler as admin.

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jurietheron in Imagery and Remote Sensing1 week ago (Show more)

How do you add the Block Adjustment Window in ArcGIS Pro 2.3.2??

Hi there. Im new to the ortho mapping functionality of ArcGIS Pro, so I apologize for my ignorance. I am trying to access the Block Adjustment Window as specified in this link here: http://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/10.3/manage-data/raster-and-images/block-adjustment-window.htm But I am unable to find all these tabs and options. I… (Show more)

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GDoerffel-esristaff

(to jurietheron) 1 week ago (Show more Show less)

I run 2.3.2 in en-us and have no issues at all with it: Regards Guenter

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jurietheron in Imagery and Remote Sensing1 week ago (Show more)

Block adjustment error with GCP's

Hi there, I am trying to experiment with using Ground Control Points for Drone Imagery and test how they influence the Orthomosaic accuracy before and after using GCP by looking at the amount of error in the Adjustment Report. After setting up my Workspace using the OrthoMapping workflow (type Drone), I use the Adjust function to apply block… (Show more)

ramgllc in Imagery and Remote Sensing1 week ago (Show more)

Landsat 8 layer use documentation, layer properties, and use of Time Slider.

For ArcMap ... We're having a tough time finding documentation explaining the settings in the Time tab in the Properties of any given Landsat 8 layer (added from ArcGIS Online) Properties settings, and also a tough time matching those settings in the Options settings of Time Slider. When the Options settings in Time Slider don't match the… (Show more)

dimoreno19922 in Imagery and Remote Sensing1 week ago (Show more)

HRDiana.7z

Hey Dan Patterson Thanks for taking the time to reply. I've checked the pixel type for each of my inputs and apparently all fit into the max values according to their type. I also attempt to perform the same tool on ArcGIS Pro and it worked quite ok for that specific raster. I am really confused honestly. I think maybe if you run the regression…

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Dan_Patterson

1 week ago (Show more Show less)

can't unzip the 7z, soooo what were the pixel types? did you expressly set the raster environments properties in the tool (Environments tab) to ensure that the outputs would be of the highest type?

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dimoreno19922 in Imagery and Remote Sensing1 week ago (Show more)

Raster NoData changing and abnormal outputs after geoprocessing

Dear all, I am a ArcMap somewhat experienced user. Regardless, this is my first time encountering issues while processing tifs. I have several inputs corresponding to population, built up areas, residential areas and floor areas. All of them are .tif files and are to be used in a linear regression that pretends to estimate built up floor areas… (Show more)

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Dan_Patterson

(to dimoreno19922) 1 week ago (Show more Show less)

I suspect your tif type is too small. I can only demonstrate this with numpy, so bear with me... just pretend every 'array' is a raster. # ---- maximum values for various bit types np.iinfo(np.int8).max # 127 np.iinfo(np.uint8).max # 255 np.iinfo(np.uint16).max # 65535 np.iinfo(np.int16).max # 32767 np.iinfo(np.uint32).max #…

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