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From the help (http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#//00310000000s000000.htm) If the interpolation model you build uses one of the kriging methods, and you choose to transform the data as one of the steps, the predictions will be transformed back to the original scale in the interpolated surface. If you transformed the data within the Wizard then a back-transform is automatically applied. -Steve
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Dean Please zip it and send it to slynch@esri.com Thanks Steve
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Dean What do you mean by changed? Can you give a before and after example? Also remember that the raster will be 32 bit floating point precision if your as using the FLOAT option. This means that not all values can be represented exactly. 1.3 for example is represented as 1.2999999523162841796875E0 Hope this helps Steve
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The RasterToPolygon tool works only with integer rasters. To find out what type of raster you have, right click on the raster in your table of contents in ArcMap and choose Properties. On the Source tab, if the pixel type is integer then it can be used, like in the graphic below. [ATTACH=CONFIG]13779[/ATTACH] Hope this helps. Steve
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Try the following; - CopyRaster( mosaic raster to raster (.img or fGDB or grid)) - Contour the above raster Steve
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