Hi, Is it possible to "copy-paste" the geospatial extent from one .tif file to an other? I would like to shift an non-georeferenced image to the same position as an georeferenced image in ArcGIS Pro 2.5 (via python). The manipulation of arcpy . env . extent = georeferenced_image . extent results in a georeferenced image, but in this image only "noDataValues" are present. Are there any solutions/proposals how an image can be reprojected/shifted onto another?

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How to copy raster extent/shift raster to extent

MoritzWollenhaupt

Hi,

Is it possible to "copy-paste" the geospatial extent from one .tif file to an other? I would like to shift an non-georeferenced image to the same position as an georeferenced image in ArcGIS Pro 2.5 (via python).

The manipulation of

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results in a georeferenced image, but in this image only "noDataValues" are present.

Are there any solutions/proposals how an image can be reprojected/shifted onto another?

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danretired

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MoritzWollen

I have found that scaling the CellSize afterwards using arcpy.Rescale_management scales the CellSize to the desired size - but this is an additional, cumbersome step?

MoritzWollen

Thanks for the answer - Just the tool I was looking for. The lower left corner of my grid is now in the right position - But the CellSize is not taken over, so my moved grid is too big.
"in_snap_raster" is set to the original grid - Did I miss anything here?

Edit:

Documentation says

"The cell size of the output raster will be the same as that of the input raster."

My InputRaster's cell size is ~0.48

My OutputRaster's cell size is 1.

danretired

Shift is the word and the tool

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