Hello,I'm running some raster calculations (spatial analyst, using Python, v10.2.2) and get massive 64-bit double precision rasters as default output. Is there any way to force single precision or 32-bit depth aside from this approach:[INDENT]1. run the calculation e.g. r1 = FocalStatistics(inputRaster, nbrValue, statistic, "DATA")
outRas = (r1 / 63.5)
where inputRaster is an unsigned 8-bit raster 2. Convert outRas to an integer by multiplying by 1,000, then rounding to keep only the first 3 decimal places3. Converting back to float (32-bit hopefully) by dividing by 1,0004. Saving to output format (file GDB or GeoTIFF)[/INDENT]Any other way to control pixel type than this? Thoughts/insights appreciated!Thanks,Lisa
