Hello,
I am trying to follow the Esri tutorial “Learn to map urban heat islands with Landsat imagery” from the ArcGIS Blog, available here:
https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-living-atlas/imagery/learn-to-map-urban-heat-with-landsat
I am using the Living Atlas Landsat Level-2 layer and the raster function template:
Landsat Level-2 SIUHI - Part 1 of 3 - Data Aggregation
My workflow:
- ArcGIS Online
- User type: Professional Plus
- Account status: trial mode
- Role: Administrator
- Regional data hosting: United States
- Input raster: Landsat Level-2
- Where clause: year = 2024 AND month IN (6, 7, 😎
- AOI: Monterrey GHS-UCDB Heat Island AOI
I also tested:
1. Dynamic imagery layer output
2. Tiled imagery layer output
3. Removing and recreating outputs/folders
4. Uploading/publishing hosted imagery successfully first
Main error I get:
RA_120001: GenerateRaster failed.
RA_120306: Cause of failure: Function Read Error [Landsat Level-2 SIUHI - Part 1 of 3 - Data Aggregation]
RA_120306: Cause of failure: Function Read Error [AggregationFunction]
RA_120306: Cause of failure: Function Read Error [lscft]
RA_120306: Cause of failure: Function Read Error [Extract Green Red NIR SWIR1 TIRS]
RA_120306: Cause of failure: Function Read Error [Clip Function]
RA_120306: Cause of failure: Function Read Error [Identity Function]
RA_120306: Cause of failure: Error processing server request
RA_120306: Cause of failure: Failed to execute (GenerateRasterFromRasterFunction)
In one earlier run I also received:
RA_120306: Cause of failure: HTTP response code: 404
RA_120306: Cause of failure: Open, Path: /vsiaz/.../yarabtzbt12.crf
Recent run IDs:
- d5f6e8eb932d41caabd548c10bddbb85
- 5a7004e6d44946a4baa86bee6d36391b
- 17d67e5e33e341f6af2bb56a210ec2d5
Has anyone confirmed whether the Part 1 SIUHI raster function template is currently working in ArcGIS Online, or whether this is a known issue with the template/service?
I can attach screenshots of:
- the function parameters
- the Security / Regional data hosting page
- the full error history
Thanks.