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Erdas IMG will not draw when zoomed in past 1:8000

DanielWeckstein

I am currently using ArcGIS 10 with Service pack 1 installed. I have an Erdas IMG file that is Very large it is 1band and a 1bit raster. When i zoom in to anything below 1:8000 the image dissappears. once I zoom out beyond 1:8000 i can see the image. I have tried recalculationg stats and building pyramids in erdas and even improting the file into a geodatabase in arc. None of these things worked. Everything worked fine with this fill in ArcGIS 9.3.1. Does anyone have any suggestions

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RobSimmonds

I am currently using ArcGIS 10 with Service pack 1 installed. I have an Erdas IMG file that is Very large it is 1band and a 1bit raster. When i zoom in to anything below 1:8000 the image dissappears. once I zoom out beyond 1:8000 i can see the image. I have tried recalculationg stats and building pyramids in erdas and even improting the file into a geodatabase in arc. None of these things worked. Everything worked fine with this fill in ArcGIS 9.3.1. Does anyone have any suggestions

We are having the same problem. I have an IMG that will not display at a map scale larger than 1:36,679? I will be submitting a fix request. -rob

WentaoChe

I have the same problem, hope that it can be fixed soon.

Wentao
KKC, Tokyo

MikeLackner

I have the same problem with a Landsat geotiff. Dispite calculating stats and buildig pyramids, the image disappears when zooming out past 1:500,000 or so. Used to work in ArcGIS 9.3.2 for me.

RyanTwilley

Mike, I'm having the exact same problem. I've tried rebuilding pyramids several times. No luck so far, have you found a solution?

MikeLackner

Still no luck here...anyone from ESRI has any solution?

PatrickTaurman

Have you renamed the rasters using ArcGIS 10? If so, in Windows Explorer do the img's have an associated ige file?

MikeLackner

I haven't renamed the rasters in ArcGIS 10 or anywhere else before adding them to ArcMap. There are no associated ige files anywhere.

Have you renamed the rasters using ArcGIS 10? If so, in Windows Explorer do the img's have an associated ige file?

PatrickTaurman

Mike,

If you can, I would log a call with Support to get this looked into. Without the data, it will be hard to troubleshoot.

Patrick

SabrinaGonzalez_Toro

Hi.

We are experiencing the same problem with two IMG files (6.7 GB and 2.3 GB). When we zoom in closer than 1:15043 the image disappears.

It seems like this is an issue with large IMG files, is there any workaround to solve this issue?

Voldune, we have the *.ige file but we don't know if someone renamed the image with ArcGIS 10.

Have you renamed the rasters using ArcGIS 10? If so, in Windows Explorer do the img's have an associated ige file?

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SabrinaGonzalez_Toro

I found that Esri logged a Bug NIM061128 for this issue with IMG files larger than 2 GB.
There are two different workarounds for this issue:

Rename the image with it's original name: http://resources.arcgis.com/content/kbase?fa=articleShow&d=38544
Recreate the raster in ArcGIS 9.3.1: http://resources.arcgis.com/content/nimbus-bug?bugID=TklNMDYxMTI4

I tested the first one and now I can see the image in any scale!

I hope this help!

Sabrina

PavanYadav

This issue is a bug in ArcGIS 10.0 and 10.0 SP 1. It is expected to be fixed in SP 2. SP 2 is planned to be available in late April/early May. You can see a complete list targeted issues at this link:

http://downloads2.esri.com/support/documentation/ao_/10.0_SP2_Announcement.pdf

Regards,
Pavan Y.

Development Technical Lead
User Advocacy Group (UAG)
ESRI Support Services

LouiseDuffy1

I am having a similar problem with .tif files that have NOT been renamed. My files are scanned historic aerials that are over 80mb. I have close to 30 files that I am georefernecing to create simple maps. Any suggestions?

PavanYadav

I am having a similar problem with .tif files that have NOT been renamed. My files are scanned historic aerials that are over 80mb. I have close to 30 files that I am georefernecing to create simple maps. Any suggestions?

Hi Louise,
The above mentioned bug/discussion is strictly limited to ERDAS IMAGINE formats.

For the display issue related to TIFF or other formats, could you please contact Technical Support so we can work with you to get a reproducible case?

Regards,
Pavan Y.

Development Technical Lead
User Advocacy Group (UAG)
ESRI Support Services

JohnCarr2

Has this issue been resolved in regards to tiff images not drawing at certain zoom levels? We just started using Arc 10 and we are trying to use tiffs that worked fine in 9.3 but they are disappearing past certain zoom levels.

MelitaKennedy

I found a few possibly related reported bugs:

NIM059337: Binary Raster (1-bit TIFF) disappears at certain zoom levels when using the classified renderer.

currently open; not marked as fixed.

NIM067353: Tiff image shifts when zoomed out and displays in correct location when zoomed in.

Fixed in 10 sp3 and 10.1. Workaround: export to a new tiff.

I don't have any more information on these, and these were the only ones that showed up on a "tiff zoom" search related to v10.

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