HELP with Orthorectification

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06-18-2014 06:27 AM
LeslieSarapu1
New Contributor
I was hoping someone could help me out with orthorectifying an image. I have .jpg image I wish to georeference and scale for relief based on a DEM layer (in the form of an .asc/ASCII) for the same location.

My progress thus far:

�?�Imported both files into ArcMap
�?�In the table of contents over the .jpg layer right click to select Properties>Display>Orthorectification>DEM (with the name of my .asc DEM selected in adjacent the drop down menu)>OK
�?�The .jpg disappears and I am left with the solid grey .asc DEM layer visible on the data frame (I found this strange)
�?�Navigate to the windows toolbar>image analysis
�?�Select both the .tif and .asc layers in the Image Analysis' Table of Contents
�?�Select the Orthorectify button under Processing as it becomes available
�?�Select the new "Ortho_..." layer in the Image Analysis' Table of Contents and hit the Export button under Processing
�?�Save
�?�Nothing happens - the export window appears to be in a loop, never finishing the export process, and eventually crashing... leading me back to square one

Oh, and the catch?...I do not have access to the ArcToolbox or ArcScene so am not able to use any of the 3D Analyst tools.
If any of you Arc Superheroes out there could come up with a solution for me I would be incredibly grateful.




Thank you in advance,


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LeslieSarapu1
New Contributor
Anyone..? A suggestion? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated:)
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NeilAyres
MVP Alum
Are both data layers in the same coordinate system?
Check this and if not, project one of them to the other.
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LeslieSarapu1
New Contributor
Yes, both files are in the same coordinate system.
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michaelcollins1
Occasional Contributor III
Have you looked at the Create Ortho Corrected Raster Dataset tool under Data Management Tools\Raster\Raster Processing?
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LeslieSarapu1
New Contributor
I have not tried that yet as a matter of fact! But how would creating a raster data set help orthorectify my .tif?
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michaelcollins1
Occasional Contributor III
the ortho corrected image is the new raster created by the tool.
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