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clipping shapefile based on .adf file

RabinsGaudel

Hi, I am doing my thesis work on LiDAR data. I try to clip shape file based on (.adf) file. I could not find the right tool or help for this operation. I tried clip but computer does not understand (.adf) as raster format. I tried to convert it to TIFF ( by export-save as .tif) but it did not solve the problem. It would be good if someone could help me with this issue. Thanks in advance..

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NeilAyres

I think you will have to give us more info to comment.

Sorry, if my previous suggestion worked for you, in what way does Arc not recognise the tif?

RabinsGaudel

Thanks this works. Thanks you all, this is really a active and useful communityL Another question; why does the .tif file I converted from .adf file is not recognized by ArcGIS as raster. I tried to operate simple (erase, clip..) operation but when I navigate to the file location ArcGIS does not recognize the file .

Thanks

NeilAyres

You can take your original raster and then convert it into a raster with only 1's or No data using the raster calculator.

With a function like Con(IsNull(Ras), Ras, 1).

Then convert this to a polygon using

Raster to Polygon—Help | ArcGIS Desktop

DanPatterson_Retired

Ok... I was just clarifying that he wanted to clip a vector using a raster, which no tool does.

AbdullahAnter

My pervious comment for clarify .

Dan, the tool always relate to Input that will process on .The first tool for clipping Raster input ( ESRI doesn't put it in Raster toolset for nothing), and the second tool in my post for clipping vector Input.

DanPatterson_Retired

I think the OP wants to clip using a raster... both tools noted use vector inputs. The extent of the raster can be used to create a clipping extent.

AbdullahAnter

Two Clip tools in Arc toolbox:

One for raster as Dan mention --> Arc Toolbox > Data Management Tools > Raster > Raster Processing > Clip

Clip—Help | ArcGIS Desktop

Second for Vector Data --> Arc Toolbox > Analysis > Extract > Clip

Clip—Help | ArcGIS Desktop

DanPatterson_Retired

clip requires a featureclass to do the clipping. What tool are you trying to use?

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