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can you try disabling the scale range of this layer? the button is located at the first left in the layer ribbon. ... View more

The Multidimensional Raster Layers tool is designed to work with raster data, not point data. I see you have point feature class, please try with animate symbol directly on your feature data. see the doc at Animate marker symbol layers—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation ... View more

The temporal profile itself does not have its own chart type, it basically gets a time/value array from the multidimensional raster and draw a line chart. To obtain that time/value array, you can run Sample tool, which takes point or polygon as input, and create an output table which can be used in creating a line chart. ... View more

Glad you found a way. Both should work. Copy Raster will take the raster layer created from your processing chain as input. Generate Raster From Raster Function takes the .rft as input. ... View more

Hello @MAHMOUDBENDALOUM , Regarding the two geo processing tools, they work very similarly for common cases, the major differences are Clip Raster tool now works with multidimensional raster. if you work with scientific data that is  multidimensional raster, the Clip tool can maintain the dimensionality.  The requires difference licenses. Clip Raster is a tool requires  ArcGIS Basic license, while Extract by Mask tool requires Spatial Analyst extension license.   Hope this helps. ... View more

Did you have Image Analyst Extension license enabled? LandTrendr algorithm requires Image Analyst license. ... View more

Hi Yuhang, could you check two things? I noticed there is a space in the extension of the output file name (. crf), could you check whether that is the cause? I also noticed that you were running on a machine of Chinese operating system, would it possible  to try on a machine of English operating system? ... View more

please see this blog on creating a multidimensional netCDF from tiff files https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-pro/imagery/create-multidimensional-raster-data/ ... View more

Hi Sara, sorry for the late reply. we made some fix in 2.6 and confirmed with S5P_OFFL_L2__NO2, S5P_RPRO_L2_NO2, S5P_NRTI_L2_NO2 products, please check out when 2.6 is released. Thanks, Hong ... View more

Hi George, Peter is correct. You do not need to use Ortho Mapping if you only want to orthorectify one satellite scene. But you have GCP data and want to improve the geometric accuracy before orthorectify, you can use Ortho Mapping. The steps are 1. create an ortho mapping workspace and set your better DEM in the data loader option 2. since you only have one image, you can skip the Adjust tool and using GCP manager to import your GCPs and measure the corresponding tie points 3. Then you run Adjust tool  4. To save an output, you can use the the custom product wizard, and with only the last option on       and set the output pixel size and format. you can also provide your good DEM here if you didn't use when you create ortho mapping workspace Hope that helps. Please let us know if you have different scenario. ... View more

Adam, The camera report you included does not have radial distances, but these can be calculated from the field angles using this formula: distance = focal length * tan(field angle) The values for the fields can be set as below and the unit is um.         20169.95;41051.42;63460;88453.53;107276;128555.1  for RadialDistances         -4;-7;-7;-1;3;4 for RadialDistortions you can actually avoid the hassle using the user-friendly wizard by clicking the "+" button next to the camera, and fill in the distortion table as below   Hope this helps, Hong Xu ... View more

Right,  the advantage of netCDF is that it stores multidimensional rasters with multiple variables in it, and the mosaic dataset model can be used to manage these multidimensional data in netCDF. You can display any available of any time or vertical dimension.  please follow this help to prepare your mosaic dataset. After created, the mosaic dataset will contain the variables you add , and each variable will have a corresponding variable selector template. In ArcGIS Pro (assuming you use Pro,  it is also supported in ArcMap), you can use the raster function template button (accessible from the mosaic dataset contextual tab) to display each variable The image service published from it will also have the same set of processing templates, and you can access in the same way as mosaic dataset from Pro. In web map,  these variables can be accessed from the image service layer -> context menu->Image Display, then choose the corresponding template. Hope this helps ... View more