I have over 4500 image tiles. I've become aware that, in some places, adjacent tiles do not match tone/colour. So I'd like to create a plan of each tile together with its 8 adjacent tiles so I can quickly flick through each plan and hopefully pick up where the edges do not match.
As far as I can tell, when creating a map book I have to have all layers pre-loaded into Arc - clearly I cannot do this with 4500 images - (I can load about 80 before Arc keels over).
So, is it possible to automatically load-in and load-out the relevant tiles as the maps are automatically produced - (they are not in a single folder....they are in many sub folders based on easting/northing)?
Is there another/better method for finding subtle mismatches between adjacent images?
Hi Ben,
Try working with a mosaic dataset (enables Dynamic Raster mosaicking)
ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2)
Interactively, keep adding and removing the image tiles, as desired.
Thanks,
Jay
hmm I thought that was going to work really easily....but...
when I preview the map pages in ArcMap the imagery loads automatically, as you said......but...
when I export the maps the imagery does not load???