https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-questions/mars-raster-projection/m-p/1034215#M38275 <P>I am working in a .tif raster of a shield volcano on Mars, I am trying to project the raster to a Mars coordinate system using the "Project Raster" tool. The tool runs smoothly but the result is not, I cannot get the horizontal units to plot correctly. I use the "line of sight" tool to create a line on the raster so that I can get a Topographic profile of that line. the profile looks just fine and the y axis values are correct, however, the x-axis is way off. The values should be 00-2000m on the x-axis, yet there are from 0m-35,000m, and when i use the measure tool it says the line is 20,000m. Am I doing something wrong when projecting the raster? Is there a way to scale down just the x-axis?&nbsp;</P><P>Any help is much appreciated.</P> Mon, 08 Mar 2021 22:28:43 GMT IyareOseghae 2021-03-08T22:28:43Z https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-questions/mars-raster-projection/m-p/1034215#M38275 <P>I am working in a .tif raster of a shield volcano on Mars, I am trying to project the raster to a Mars coordinate system using the "Project Raster" tool. The tool runs smoothly but the result is not, I cannot get the horizontal units to plot correctly. I use the "line of sight" tool to create a line on the raster so that I can get a Topographic profile of that line. the profile looks just fine and the y axis values are correct, however, the x-axis is way off. The values should be 00-2000m on the x-axis, yet there are from 0m-35,000m, and when i use the measure tool it says the line is 20,000m. Am I doing something wrong when projecting the raster? Is there a way to scale down just the x-axis?&nbsp;</P><P>Any help is much appreciated.</P> Mon, 08 Mar 2021 22:28:43 GMT https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-questions/mars-raster-projection/m-p/1034215#M38275 IyareOseghae 2021-03-08T22:28:43Z