How to do a raster layer summation by loop?

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11-11-2017 08:41 PM
RebeccaRicker
New Contributor II

Hey folks,

 

I work with ArcGIS Pro and Python and I need to do a Summation over 31 raster layers. I want to do it by a loop, because I need it more often.

 

 

This is what I want to loop:

 

    arcpy.env.workspace = Folder_Single_Layer_ND_as_0

   

   

    Sum_Layer_ND_as_0 = \

    Raster("/offset_0_1.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_2.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_3.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_4.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_5.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_6.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_7.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_8.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_9.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_10.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_11.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_12.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_13.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_14.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_15.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_16.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_17.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_18.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_19.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_20.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_21.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_22.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_23.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_24.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_25.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_26.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_27.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_28.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_29.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_30.tif") \

    + Raster("/offset_0_31.tif") \

   

    Sum_Layer_ND_as_0.save()

 

 

I tried so far...

 

    # Those are already definite

    # TxWx = "/offset"        # I need this as a Variable.

    # Number_of_Years = 31    # I calculated this from a NetCDF

 

 

...this:

 

    arcpy.env.workspace = Folder_Single_Layer_ND_as_0

   

    for Number in range(1, int(Number_of_Years))

        Sum_Layer_ND_as_0 += Raster(TxWx + "_0_" + Number + ".tif")

 

 

...and this:

 

    arcpy.env.workspace = Folder_Single_Layer_ND_as_0

   

    x = 1

    while True:

        Sum_Layer_ND_as_0 += Raster(TxWx + "_0_" + str(x) + ".tif")

        x += int(Number_of_Years)

 

 

... and this:

 

    arcpy.env.workspace = Folder_Single_Layer_ND_as_0

  

    count = 1

   

    while count <= int(Number_of_Years):

        Sum_Layer_ND_as_0 += Raster(TXWX + "_0_" + str(count) + ".tif")

        count +=1

 

 

Nothing works. I am a very beginner in Python. I would be very grateful if anyone could help me!!!

PS.: If my question is on the wrong position or I am not supposed to ask it here, please tell me.

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DanPatterson_Retired
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https://community.esri.com/blogs/dan_patterson/2016/08/14/script-formatting to format your code so it is easier to read.

You need to use list rasters and sum the raster datasets using a Local sum

import arcpy
from arcpy import env
env.workspace = "C:/some_folder/a_folder_or_gdb"
arcpy.CheckOutExtension("Spatial")
in_rasters = arcpy.ListRasters("*", "TIF")  # change to suit the raster types
sum_cellstats = CellStatistics_sa(in_rasters, "SUM", "DATA")  # read the help!!
sum_cellstats.save("C:/test/output/sum_o_rama")

which has obviously not been tried but you can examine the various help topics to get the idea of how to work through through the process

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DanPatterson_Retired
MVP Emeritus

https://community.esri.com/blogs/dan_patterson/2016/08/14/script-formatting to format your code so it is easier to read.

You need to use list rasters and sum the raster datasets using a Local sum

import arcpy
from arcpy import env
env.workspace = "C:/some_folder/a_folder_or_gdb"
arcpy.CheckOutExtension("Spatial")
in_rasters = arcpy.ListRasters("*", "TIF")  # change to suit the raster types
sum_cellstats = CellStatistics_sa(in_rasters, "SUM", "DATA")  # read the help!!
sum_cellstats.save("C:/test/output/sum_o_rama")

which has obviously not been tried but you can examine the various help topics to get the idea of how to work through through the process

RebeccaRicker
New Contributor II

Thank you soooooo much again  

It worked!

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DanPatterson_Retired
MVP Emeritus

no problem