Latest Contributions by MichaelBranscomb

Hi, Currently the TIF file must be a GeoTIFF which includes the georeferencing information embedded within the TIFF file. You can use ArcGIS Pro to export as a TIFF with the GeoTIFF information. Thanks Mike ... View more

Hi, Unfortunately your raster dataset is missing spatial reference information. You can use the ArcGIS Pro `Define Projection` tool to add the spatial reference information. Are you building a WPF application? Thanks Mike  ... View more

Hi, For the area of interest and levels of detail you're trying to download, what results do you receive from the ExportTileCacheTask.EstimateTileCacheSize Method ? (that service has a limit of 150,000 tiles) Thanks Mike  ... View more

Because the Map already has a Basemap that will have determined the spatial reference of the MapView. Most layers in the OperationalLayers collection will be reprojected on-the-fly if they don't match the spatial reference of the MapView.  The .tfw file you attached should define the projection of the raster dataset and allow it to be displayed. Do you see and LoadError (on the layer) or LayerViewState error (on the MapView)? Thanks Mike  ... View more

Hi, Yes, you can load .000 files directly via the EncCell Constructor (String): Initializes a new instance of the EncCell class from the specified path. This constructor should be used for loading an individual cell independent of any exchange set. If the ENC cell was delivered as part of an exchange set, use the EncCell(EncDataset) constructor instead. When an ENC cell is constructed from the path directly, updates (*.001, *.002, etc.) that are part of the associated exchange set (if there is one) will not be applied. Thanks Mike ... View more

Hi, I recommend: - Use Visual Studio to create a new application from the template (e.g. ArcGIS Runtime App (WPF .NET Core)) - Add a reference to the NuGet package Esri.ArcGISRuntime.Hydrography.100.8.0 from NuGet.org (or the local Esri NuGet package source created by the SDK). - Follow the Guide topic Display electronic navigational charts—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET | ArcGIS for Developers covering how to work with ENC data. Thanks Mike ... View more

Hi, Does "CurrentMap" already contain a Basemap or other layers in the OperationalLayers collection when you add the raster data? Thanks Mike ... View more

Hi, That's great news : it looks like you're well on your way to becoming a pro Runtime developer! Thanks Mike ... View more

Hi,   The current release of ArcGIS Runtime (100.8) now includes support for identifying cell/pixel values from raster data.   Welcome to ArcGIS Runtime 100.8    Thanks   Mike ... View more

Hi, Here's a sample on adding a raster dataset to a Local Map Service: arcgis-runtime-samples-dotnet/src/WPF/ArcGISRuntime.WPF.Viewer/Samples/Local Server/DynamicWorkspaceRaster at v100.7.0 ·…  We have actually just removed that sample from the master branch because it's typically not the recommended workflow today (since Runtime natively supports reading raster data). But Local Server is still a valid workflow when the Runtime doesn't support the format you need.  You could try combining that approach with TimeExtent: arcgis-runtime-samples-dotnet/src/WPF/ArcGISRuntime.WPF.Viewer/Samples/MapView/ChangeTimeExtent at master · Esri/arcgis-…  Thanks Mike ... View more

Hi, The current release of ArcGIS Runtime (100.8) now includes support for identifying cell/pixel values from raster data. Welcome to ArcGIS Runtime 100.8  Thanks Mike ... View more

Hi, The current release of ArcGIS Runtime (100.8) now includes support for identifying cell/pixel values from raster data. Welcome to ArcGIS Runtime 100.8  Thanks Mike ... View more

The Local Server component provides a wide range of functionality and a lot of flexibility through geoprocessing services that execute python scripts. But with that comes the overhead of hosting and executing the local service which may not be significant but does mean it's typically not as fast as executing functionality that is entirely within the API / client-side (good examples being the visual analysis and image overlays which are highly optimized API-level features).  Local Server may be an option for you though - it broadly supports the same range of raster formats as ArcGIS Pro (because it's built from the same codebase): Raster file formats—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation. Do the raster datasets have a time aspect to them?  Thank Mike ... View more