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Export Layout as GeoTIFF in ArcGIS 10?

VictoriaSkytt

Hi,
Does anyone know how to export a Layout made in ArcGIS 10 as a GeoTIFF?

Many thanks for any ideas!

//Victoria

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PatrickTaurman

If you mean export the MXD to geotiff, you can go to File > Export Map, select TIFF in the Save as type, and at the bottom go to the Format tab, and check on Write GeoTIFF Tags.

Patrick

VictoriaSkytt

If you mean export the MXD to geotiff, you can go to File > Export Map, select TIFF in the Save as type, and at the bottom go to the Format tab, and check on Write GeoTIFF Tags.

Patrick

Thanks for your reply, but the thing is that I can not select "Write GeoTIFF Tags" since it is greyed out. Do i need to have PLTS or is there any other way to do it? For ArcGIS 9.3.1 I have used a VB-script, but can not use the script in ArcGIS 10.

Many thanks for your assistance on this.

PatrickTaurman

You have to be in Data View and not Layout View.

VictoriaSkytt

Hi again,
Yes it works for the data View, but I need to export the produced Map as a GeoTIFF. I have done this in version 9.3 using a VB-script:

Public Function Export_Layout_Geotiff()

On Error GoTo EH:

    Dim pMxDoc As IMxDocument
    Dim pDialog As IExportFileDialog, bOut As Boolean, pEnv As Envelope
    Dim pMap As iMap
    Dim pMapFrame As IMapFrame
    Dim pExporter As IExport
    Dim lOutputRes As Double
    Dim deviceRECT As tagRECT
    Dim printBounds As IEnvelope, pMapEnvelope As IEnvelope, exportEnvelope As IEnvelope
    Dim pGraphicContainerLayout As IGraphicsContainer
    Dim pPageLayout As IPageLayout
    Dim mapFrameUL_X As Double, mapFrameUL_Y As Double, mapScale As Double, resolution As Double
    Dim mapFrameUL_i As Double, mapFrameUL_j As Double
    Dim mapBoundsElement As IElement
    Dim mapBorderGeometry As IGeometry
    Dim fileName As String
    Dim pListDialog As IListDialog
    Dim counter, nSelectedMap As Integer

    Set pListDialog = New ListDialog

    Set pMxDoc = ThisDocument
    Set pEnv = New Envelope

    nSelectedMap = 0
    For counter = 0 To pMxDoc.Maps.Count - 1 Step 1
        Set pMap = pMxDoc.Maps.Item(counter)
        If pMap.Name = pMxDoc.FocusMap.Name Then
            nSelectedMap = counter
        End If
        pListDialog.AddString pMap.Name
    Next

    bOut = pListDialog.DoModal("Choose the map for geo referencing:", nSelectedMap, _
                                        Application.hWnd)
    If Not bOut Then Exit Function

    nSelectedMap = pListDialog.Choice

    Set pMap = pMxDoc.Maps.Item(nSelectedMap)
    Set pMxDoc.ActiveView = pMap

    Set pPageLayout = pMxDoc.PageLayout

    Set pMxDoc.ActiveView = pPageLayout

    pMxDoc.ActiveView.Refresh

    Set pGraphicContainerLayout = pMxDoc.PageLayout

    Set printBounds = pPageLayout.Page.PrintableBounds

    Dim PageW As Double
    Dim PageH As Double
    Dim pPage As IPage

    Set pPage = pPageLayout.Page
    pPage.QuerySize PageW, PageH

    Set pMapFrame = pGraphicContainerLayout.FindFrame(pMap)
    Set pMapEnvelope = pMapFrame.MapBounds

    mapFrameUL_X = pMapEnvelope.UpperLeft.X ' Map Coord
    mapFrameUL_Y = pMapEnvelope.UpperLeft.Y

    Set mapBoundsElement = pMapFrame
    Set mapBorderGeometry = mapBoundsElement.Geometry

    If Not mapBorderGeometry.Envelope.UpperRight Is Nothing Then
        mapFrameUL_j = mapBorderGeometry.Envelope.UpperLeft.Y ' Paper Coord
        mapFrameUL_i = mapBorderGeometry.Envelope.UpperLeft.X
    End If

    Dim dX As Double, dY As Double, di As Double, dj As Double, scaleX As Double, scaleY As Double
    With pMapEnvelope
    dX = .UpperRight.X - .UpperLeft.X
    dY = .UpperLeft.Y - .LowerLeft.Y
    End With
    With mapBorderGeometry.Envelope
    di = .UpperRight.X - .UpperLeft.X
    dj = .UpperLeft.Y - .LowerLeft.Y
    End With
    scaleX = dX / di
    scaleY = dY / dj

    mapScale = pMap.mapScale

    Set exportEnvelope = New Envelope
    deviceRECT = pMxDoc.ActivatedView.ExportFrame
    exportEnvelope.PutCoords deviceRECT.Left, deviceRECT.bottom, deviceRECT.Right, deviceRECT.Top

    Set pDialog = New ExportFileDialog
    lOutputRes = 96
    bOut = pDialog.DoModal(exportEnvelope, exportEnvelope, printBounds, lOutputRes)
    If Not bOut Then Exit Function

    Set pExporter = pDialog.Export
    lOutputRes = pExporter.resolution

    resolution = (25.4 * mapScale) / (1000 * lOutputRes)

   With deviceRECT
        .Left = 0
        .Top = 0
        .Right = pExporter.PixelBounds.XMax
        .bottom = pExporter.PixelBounds.YMax
    End With

    Set fs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")

    fileName = pExporter.ExportFileName

    Dim pWorldFile As IWorldFileSettings
    If pExporter.Name = "TIFF" Then
       Set pWorldFile = pExporter
       pWorldFile.OutputWorldFile = False
       fileName = Mid(fileName, 1, Len(fileName) - 4) & ".tfw"
       Set tfw = fs.CreateTextFile(fileName, True)
    ElseIf pExporter.Name = "JPEG" Then
        Set pWorldFile = pExporter
        pWorldFile.OutputWorldFile = False
        fileName = Mid(fileName, 1, Len(fileName) - 4) & ".jpw"
        Set tfw = fs.CreateTextFile(fileName, True)
    ElseIf pExporter.Name = "BMP" Then
        Set pWorldFile = pExporter
        pWorldFile.OutputWorldFile = False
        fileName = Mid(fileName, 1, Len(fileName) - 4) & ".bpw"
        Set tfw = fs.CreateTextFile(fileName, True)
    ElseIf pExporter.Name = "GIFF" Then
        Set pWorldFile = pExporter
        pWorldFile.OutputWorldFile = False
        fileName = Mid(fileName, 1, Len(fileName) - 4) & ".gfw"
        Set tfw = fs.CreateTextFile(fileName, True)
    ElseIf pExporter.Name = "PNG" Then
        Set pWorldFile = pExporter
        pWorldFile.OutputWorldFile = False
        fileName = Mid(fileName, 1, Len(fileName) - 4) & ".pnw"
    Else
        Set tfw = fs.CreateTextFile(fileName, True)
        fileName = fileName & ".tfw"
        Set tfw = fs.CreateTextFile(fileName, True)
    End If

    tfw.WriteLine (resolution)
    tfw.WriteLine (0)
    tfw.WriteLine (0)
    tfw.WriteLine (-resolution)
    tfw.WriteLine mapFrameUL_X - mapFrameUL_i * scaleX
    tfw.WriteLine mapFrameUL_Y + (PageH - mapFrameUL_j) * scaleY
    tfw.Close

    Dim expProgressor As IProgressor
    Set expProgressor = Application.StatusBar.ProgressBar
    Set pExporter.StepProgressor = expProgressor

    Dim pCancel As ITrackCancel
    Set pCancel = New CancelTracker

    pMxDoc.ActivatedView.Output pExporter.StartExporting, lOutputRes, _
      deviceRECT, Nothing, pCancel

    pExporter.FinishExporting


    Set pCancel = Nothing
    Set pListDialog = Nothing
    Set pEnv = Nothing
    Set exportEnvelope = Nothing
    Set pDialog = Nothing
EH:
    Set pCancel = Nothing
    Set pListDialog = Nothing
    Set pEnv = Nothing
    Set exportEnvelope = Nothing
    Set pDialog = Nothing

End Function

Do you know of any way to do this in version 10 - how do I convert the VB-script to a Python-script?

VictoriaSkytt

Anyone with any ideas? I still have not found a solution to this problem, so all thoughts are highly appreciated.

//Victoria

JohnSobetzer

This probably won't help but since you aren't getting any answers I'll offer it as something you might fiddle with. This is python window code I got from the 10.1 beta forums for exporting to a georeferenced tif. It is for the Data Driven Pages although that is easy to set up even for one a single export. You would substitute your map document name, data frame name and paths.

My problem is I can't get it to produce a properly georeferenced tif from layout or view (although it seems to do either equally well); it is in the right "location but slightly rotated and compressed E-W. I figure the problem is mine, however, so you might make it work.

I just noticed that when this is posted it makes no sense, the indents are lost and the word wrapping is odd. So I'll separate the lines to deal with word wrapping, and note that the two lines after the statement beginning with "for" should be indented to work; one beginning with mxd and the other with arcpy. The third and last line after the for statement is not indented and it begins with del.

import arcpy

mxd = arcpy.mapping.MapDocument(r"C:\GIS\Moxie\a_maps_covertype testDDP_Mapbook_covertype_2010_anno.mxd")

df = arcpy.mapping.ListDataFrames(mxd, "Layers")[0]

for pageNum in range(1, mxd.dataDrivenPages.pageCount + 1):

mxd.dataDrivenPages.currentPageID = pageNum

arcpy.mapping.ExportToTIFF(mxd, r"C:\GIS\Moxie\a_maps_covertype\testDDP_Mapbook_covertype_2010_anno_Page" + str(pageNum) + ".tif", df, df_export_width=6119, df_export_height=5706, geoTIFF_tags=True)

del mxd

JohnSobetzer

I just got a confirmation that it may not be me, or even the code per se, but there may be a bug in ArcGIS causing the exported geotiff to be distorted. So I guess you can skip trying the code out. Sorry.

DavidCampbell

I am having the greyed out problem as well, ever figure this out?

AndrewBrown1

I am having the greyed out problem as well, ever figure this out?

You have to be in Data View instead of Layout view to export.

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