Latest Contributions by SimonWoo

Hello Trenton, Thank you for the feedaback. I can also reproduce this issue on my 3.6 machine.   I will log a bug in our system to see what we can do to fix this.  Sorry for the inconvenience, Simon Woo ... View more

If you are using Save, it has to save the entire raster as if it is writing a new file.  It is possible that in this time there is inflated temp files. I do see that the file sizes are quite significantly different in size - is it possible that the source raster has been compressed?  That would also affect the source and temp file size difference.  As @DanPatterson mentioned, SaveAs will allow you to export the changes to a new raster dataset, which uses the Export Raster pane, you will have control over many aspects of saving out a new raster dataset - including compression.  ... View more

Slight correction, you do not need to persist the file after the Clip Raster function.  You can can use that layer in most raster workflows (including analysis and classification).  (I updated my post above to remove that to not confuse anyone) ... View more

Hello Dan. Pro 2.7 is still in Alpha.  I do not have a date on when Beta will be ready. ... View more

The Clip raster function can clip out (mask) the Inside of a raster dataset.  (BTW this URL will be out of date when Pro 2.7 help is released, just do a search on `Clip function` if you need to access this link later).  Within the Clip function, set the parameters as follows:      - Raster = navigate or use the drop-down to select your raster      - Clipping Type = Inside (This will mask out features in your raster dataset)      - Clipping Geometry / Raster = your feature class (lakes)      - Use input features for clipping geometry = checked on (so that it only uses the features within your feature class) Then click `Create new layer` to run the function Now your raster function layer is ready to use in your analysis and classification ... View more

Hello Steinþór Traustason‌ We are not aware of PDF georeferencing issues at the moment.   Can you please log an issue with our Support staff so that we can obtain your test data and workflow please. Thanks! PS - for those that have had issues with georeferencing in previous versions, we have fixed many of these issues in Pro 2.7.  Hopefully your issues have been resolved.  If not, please log an issue so we can try to address those as soon as possible. Thanks! ... View more

Thank you for reporting this.  We will log an issue into our system to fix this. Thanks! ... View more

There is also this other thread about NoData that you can try - if you want to make a mosaic dataset. https://community.esri.com/message/935812-re-no-data-values-collars-error-delete-values-from-image?commentID=935812&et=w…  ... View more

Assuming all your black background is uniformly a value of 0, use 0 as your NoData value when you Export ... View more

Which version of ArcMap are you using?  I know there was a bug in older version of ArcMap with pan-sharpened raster products and saving it after using a function.  Also, sometimes if you calculate statistics on your original raster product (pan-sharpened product) it solved this issue "sometimes". So you may need to calculate statistics and more importantly be on a newer version of the software. Let us know if either of those suggestions work. ... View more

I believe the functionality has been removed, since the Geometric function\Orthorectify button are more accurate.  However the documentation may not have been updated with that change unfortunately.  If you are adding your Pleiades as a raster product, then it will have RPCs.  If you want to double check though, you can try the following: 1) Open up the raster layer properties of your raster (in the Table of Contents) 2) On the Functions tab, look for the Geometric function 3) Double click on the Geometric function. And click on the Geodata Transform button. Here is all the geographic information for the raster product layer. ... View more

For raster products such as Pleiades, please use the Geometric function.  You can also use the Orthorectify button from the Image Analyst window. To access the Orthorecify button, first open the Image Analysis window. Then in the Image Analysis window, highlight both your Pleiades layer and your DEM. Then click the Orthorectify button. Now a new Orthorectified layer is in the map.  This is a virtual layer, so if you want to persist it, you will need to use the Export button (to the right of Orthorectify). ... View more

ALL the GCPs that you create are used in the calculation - not just the first 4.  So each GCP you add affects the RMSE equally.  ... View more

Hello Michael, First off, I am glad that your colleague has solved their worldfile issue. And yes, a reboot of Pro is usually needed after you change the Options settings.   In regards to your issue, please keep us updated if you see the problem again and if you figure out what is causing it.  Thank you for the update, Simon W. ... View more

Was your file read-only (while you were georeferencing)?  So far that is the only case we have identified with this exhibited behavior.  I will look for your submitted case.  Thank you! ... View more